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GB/7e/5 Hearts of Oak
Found in Butterworth_All.txt
from the David Jacobs abc collection

X:5 T:GB/7e/5 Hearts of Oak F:http://www.vwml.org/record/GB/7e/5 L:1/8 M:4/4 I:linebreak $ K:D "^(a)" A2 | D2 FA A3 F | G2"^(b)" B>B !fermata!B3 d |"^(c)" d3 F A2 E2 | D6 :|"^(d)" cd |$ e2 A2 A2 AA |[M:6/4] F2 A2 d4 d3 c |[M:4/4] B2 B2 c2 A2 | d6 d>e | f4"^(e)" e2 e2 |$ d>cB>A F2 A2 | d4 B4 | A>GF>E D2 D2 |[M:6/4] d2 f2 e4 dc B2 |[M:4/4] A>A dF AG E2 | D6 |:$ "^(a) var." AF | D2 FA A3 F | G2"^(b) var." B2 !fermata!B3 d |"^(c) var." d2 FA AG (3dcd | D6 :| "^(d) var." d2 |$ e2 A2 A2 AA |[M:6/4] F2 A2 d4 d3 c |[M:4/4] B2 B2 c2 A2 | d6 d>e | f4"^(e) var." e4 |$ d>cB>A F2 A2 | d4 B4 | A>GF>E D2 D2 |[M:6/4] d2 f2 e4 dc B2 | [M:4/4] A>A dF AG E2 | D6 |] W: W:1. You hearts of oak do you wish to try your fortunes on the sea, W:Don't you be afraid of your enemies, but enter now with me, W:With five pounds bounty and two months' pay and leave to go on shore W:And to be with the pretty girls to sport and play, what can a British Tar wish more. (repeat) W: W:2. Now our ship she is oak, she sails with the wind to face our daring foe, W:And for to fight we're all inclined if it should happen so. W:Our captains generous bold and free and of grog we've got great store W:And to be with..... W: W:3. So now we're in chase to the country fleet victorious we have spied W:With the prize in view we'll bid adieu and kiss pretty maids by side W:For with Spanish silver and fine gold we will our cannons roar W:With these wells prees* we'll sweep the sea...................what can see... W:(*world's praise)
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