Since you say so, my dearest Nancy

X:53229
T:Since you say so, my dearest Nancy
C:Mrs Marina Russell, Upwey coll. HED Hammond
S:England
A:Dorset
N:Transcribed from HAM-02-238.gif
F:HAM-05-32-29.abc
C:Transcibed to abc by PJHeadford
M:5/4
L:1/8
Q:1/4=100
K:Eb
G2|c2B2 c4d2|!segno!e2e2 d2B2c c|c2c2(G2F2) E2|F2F2 G4G2|"^a"c2B2c4 d2| !segno!e2c2d2B2B B|c2c2(G2F2)E2|F2F2G4G>F|E3G (B2=A2)G2|G2c2c4cd| e2c2f4gf|e2dc(G2F2)z2|\
M:3/4
E2F2=A2|B4E2|D2C2||"^variant a"c3c c4d2||
W:Transcribed from HAM-02-238.gif. Words below from HAM-01-690.gif (Hammond's field notes) W:
W:Since you say so, my dearest Nancy
W:There is one thing more shall crown our breast
W:That's you & I'll be joined together
W:And along with you I will take my rest
W:Then to church they did repair
W:Which banished all their grief & care
W:Married they were together.
W:
W:[on verso leaf, opposite wordC:]
W:He waved his hat, she waved her fan
W:Much like some goddess bright she stand
W:Ready for to receive him
W:
W:The MIDI file HAM-05-32-29.mid contains two verses, the second using variants

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