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Farewell to Tarwathie
Found in Farewell_to_Tarwathie.abc
from the John Chambers abc collection

X:1 T:Farewell to Tarwathie B:Singing Together, Spring 1986, BBC Publications F:http://www.folkinfo.org/songs M:3/4 %Meter L:1/8 % K:G G2 |E2 D2 D2 |E2 D2 D2 |E2 G2 A2 | B4 w:Fare-well to Tar-wa-thie, a-dieu Mor-mond Hill, GG |B2 G2 G2 |E D3 D2 |E2 G2 A2 | G4 w:And the dear land of Cri-mond, I bid you fare-well; (BA) |G2 B2 d2 |e2 d2 B2 |A G3 A2 | B4 w:I'm_ bound out for Green-land and rea-dy to sail, G2 |B2 G2 G2 |E2 D2 D2 |E G3-GA | G4 |] w:In hopes to find rich-es in hunt-ing the whale. W:Farewell to Tarwathie, adieu Mormond Hill, W:And the dear land of Crimond, I bid you farewell; W:I'm bound out for Greenland and ready to sail, W:In hopes to find riches in hunting the whale. W: W:Adieu to my comrades, for a while we must part, W:And likewise the dear lass who fair won my heart; W:The cold ice of Greenland my love will not chill, W:And the longer my absence, more loving she'll feel. W: W:Our ship is well rigged and she's ready to sail. W:Our crew they are anxious to follow the whale; W:Where the icebergs do float and the stormy winds blow, W:Where the land and the ocean is covered with snow. W: W:The cold coast of Greenland is barren and bare, W:No seed time nor harvest is ever known there; W:And the birds here sing sweetly on mountain and dale, W:But there are no sweet birds to sing to the whale. W: W:There's no habitation for a man to live there, W:And the king of that country is the fierce Greenland bear; W:And there'll be no temptation to tarry long there, W:With our ship bumper full we will homeward repair.
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