The Penny Wager

X:1 
T:The Penny Wager
F:http://www.folkinfo.org/songs
B:Marrow Bones, Ed Frank Purslow, EFDS, 1965
S:William Tod, in Portsmouth Workhouse, Hants, Aug 1907
Z:Gardener H.834
M:6/8     
L:1/8
K:G
D |DDG B2 G |ABA G2 B |B2 d d2 G |
w:As I trav-elled from the North_ cou-ntry_ Seek-ing for good 
G2 B d2 d |edc Bcd |edc Bcd |edc BAG |
w:com-pa-ny, It was_ good com-pa-ny I_ did find,_ There's no-thing to eq-ual it 
A2 G E2 F/F/ |G3/2G/G/G/ DD3/2D/ |G2 B d2 d |edc BAG |
w:to my mind, Sing-ing fol le-did-dle-le-ro, rite fol-le-day, Whilst I in my pock-et had 
E2 F G2 z |]
w:one pen-ny 

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• trillian.mit.edu/~jc/music/abc/mirror/folkinfo.org/Penny_Wager/0000

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