O Waly Waly

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T:O Waly Waly
B:Journal of the English Folk Dance and Song Society, Dec 1954
F:http://www.folkinfo.org/songs
S:Mrs Caroline Cox, August 8th 1905
Z:Cecil Sharp
M:3/2     %Meter
L:1/8     %
K:G
D2 |G2 (GA) B4 A2 A2 |G2 E2 D6 z2 |G2 F2 G6 A2 |
B2 (cB) (A6G2) |AB c2 d4 c4 |B2 AG B6 A2 |G2 E2 D4 D4 |
D2 EF G6 |]
W:Down in the meadows the other day,
W:Gathering flowers both fine and gay,
W:Gathering flowers both red and blue,
W:I little thought what love can do.
W:
W:I put my hand into the bush
W:Thinking the sweetest flower to find
W:I pricked my finger right to the bone
W:But left that sweetest flower behind.
W:
W:I leant my back against some oak
W:Thinking it was a trusty tree
W:First he bended then he broke
W:And so did my false love to me.
W:
W:There is a ship sailing on the sea
W:But it's loaded so deep as deep can be
W:But not so deep as the in love I am
W:I care not whether I sink or swim.
W:
W:Since my love's dead and gone to rest
W:I'll think on her who I love the best
W:I've secured her up in flannel strong
W:Have another now she is dead and gone.
W:

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