Twankydillo

X:1     %Music
T:Twankydillo
B:Everyman's Book of English Country Songs, Ed Roy Palmer, ISBN 0-460-12048-4
S:Samuel Willett, Cuckfield, Sussex
Z:Lucy Broadwood, 1891
M:3/4     %Meter
L:1/8     %
K:G
d3/2c/ |B2 BB AA |G2 G2 D2 |E2 F2 G2 |
w:Here's a health to the jol-ly black-smith, the best of all 
A A3 G2 |B2 B2 G2 |c2 c2 d3/2c/ |B3 G A2 |
w:fel-lows, He works at his an-vil while the boy blows the 
G G2 z d2 |B2 B2 A2 |G2 G2 D2 |E2 F2 G2 | A4
w:bel-lows Which makes his bright ham-mer to rise and to fall,
G3/2G/ |B2 B2 G3/2G/ |c2 c2 d3/2c/ |B2 A2 G2 | d4
w:Here's to old Cole and to young Cole and to old Cole of all.
d3/2c/ |B2 B2 AA |G2 G2 DD |EE FF GG |
w:Twan-ky dil-lo, twan-ky-dil-lo, twan-ky-dil-lo, dil-lo, dil-lo, 
B2 HA3 G |B2 B2 GG |c2 c2 d2 |B3 G A2 | G G3 |]
w:dil-lo, A roar-ing pair of bag-pipes made of the green wil-low 

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