GB/6b/16 It's of a Farmer All in this Town

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T:GB/6b/16 It's of a Farmer All in this Town
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T:[The Suffolk Miracle]
C:Mr. Smith (p. 1), Stoke Lacy, Herefordshire, IX. 07
P:F.W. J(ekyll) & G.S.K. B(utterworth)
C:Transcribed by Simon Furey and Lewis Jones
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Q:1/4=120
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K:Daeo
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w: It's *|of a farm- er all|in this town, His|name was up through the|count- ry round; He|had a daugh- ter, a|
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w: beaut- y bright, _ _ And|she * a- lone was his|heart's de- light.|
W:
W:1. It's of a farmer all in this town,
W: His name was up through the country round;
W: He had a daughter, a beauty bright,
W: And she alone was his heart's delight.
W:
W: 2. Many a noble lord came this dame to see,
W: But still she could fancy none of there;
W: But of late came one of low degree,
W: He came of late, so she fancied he.
W:
W: 3. When her father came of this to hear,
W: He separated her from her dear;
W: Three score miles he did her send,
W: To her uncle's house, to her discontent.
W:
W: 4. One night as she was for her bed bound,
W: She heard a noise and a dismal sound;
W: Saying, "Mary dear, rise from your bed,
W:
W: 5. "Here is a token, my heart's delight,
W: "Your father's steed to ride home this night;
W: "Another token I've brought to you,
W: "Your mother's cloak, and her silk coat too."
W:
W: 6. They rode more quickly than the wind,
W: But still he minded his love behind;

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