Nancy is to the Greenwood gone. SenH.014

X:14
T:Nancy is to the Greenwood gone. SenH.014
C:in Hand B (Humph. Senhouse)
Q:1/4=100
M:C
L:1/8
C:"Ed. Stanley"
B:Humphrey Senhouse MS, 1747, Cumberland
Z:Village Music Project 2017 Anne Wride
K:Ador
A3BA2GF | (GF)(ED) B3d | A3B ABdD | A4 d3A |
B2 (Bc/d/) A2GF | (GF)(ED) B3d | A3B ABAE | A6 d2 ||
AB | d2f2-f2ef  | (gf)(ed)B2(AB) | d2f2 (gf)(ed) | "^tr"g4a3b |
a2f2-f2ef | gfed B2 g2 | fga2 ABAF | A6d2 |]
W:Nancy's to the Greenwood gone, so hear the ? shattering?
W:And Willie he has followed her, to gain her love by flattering
W:But a Chat he could say or no, She g? to scorned at him???
W:And ay when he began to woo, She bad turn round ? ? him.
W:(Note: Also in John Rook manuscript collection (1840, Waverly, Cumbria)

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