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+===== Staines Morris =====
+<abc>%%stretchlast yes
+X:1
+T:Staines Morris
+C:traditional
+M:C
+L:1/8
+K:D minor
+V:1 clef=treble
+A2 d2 B2 ^c2 | d2 cB (A3 B) | (cd)(cB) A2 (GF) | (ED)(EF) D4 |
+w:1.~Come ye young men, | come a-* long_ | With* your* mu- sic* | and* your* song.
+w:2.~It's the choice time | of the* year_ | For* the* vio- lets* | now* ap-* pear.
+w:3.~Here each bach- elor | there may* choose* | One* that* will not* | faith* a-* buse
+w:4.~And when you well | reck- oned* have* | What* kis- ses you your* | sweet-* heart* gave
+w:5.~When you thus have | spent your* time* | And* the* day be* | past* its* prime
+(FG)(AB) A2 (GF) | (ED)(EF) D4 | (FG)(AB) A2 (GF) | (ED)(EF) D4 |
+w:1.~Bring* your* las- ses* | in* your* hands | For* 'tis* that which* | love* com-* mands.
+w:2.~Now* the* rose re-* | cevies* its* birth | And the pret- ty prim- rose* | decks* the* Earth.
+w:3.~Nor* re-* pay with* | coy* dis-* dain | Love* that* should be* | loved* a-* gain.
+w:4.~Take* them* all a-* | gain* and* more. | It* will* nev- er* | make* them* poor.
+w:5.~To* your* beds re-* | pair* at* night. | And* dream* there of your | day's* de-* light.
+F2 FF C2 C2 | (DE)(FG) (A3 B) | (cd)(cB) A2 (GF) | (ED)(EF) D4 |
+w:Then to the May pole | haste* a-* way* | For* 'tis* now a* | hol-* i-* day.
+F2 FF C2 C2 | (DE)(FG) (A3 B) | (cd)(cB) A2 (GF) | (ED)(EF) D4 |
+w:Then to the May pole | haste* a-* way* | For* 'tis* now a* | hol-* i-* day.</abc>
+Come ye young men, come along
+With your music, dance and song
+Bring your lasses in your hands
+For tis that which love commands
+**Chorus:**
+//Then to the Maypole haste away
+For 'tis now our holiday//
+It is the choice time of the year
+For the violets now appear
+Now the rose receives its birth
+And the pretty primrose decks the earth
+[Chorus]
+Here each bachelor may choose
+One that will not faith abuse
+Nor repay, with coy disdain
+Love that should be loved again
+[Chorus]
+And when you well reckoned have
+What kisses you your sweetheart gave
+Take them all again, and more
+It will never make them poor
+[Chorus]
+When you thus have spent your time
+And the day be past its prime
+To your beds repair at night
+And dream there of your day's delight
+[Chorus]