72 (On yonder brick 'all with its old ancient all)

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T:72 (On yonder brick 'all with its old ancient all)
S: Noted by J.H.Blunt from William Walton (aged 82) Adderbury, 16 Feb 1919 by Janet Blunt - J.H.B. 723
N: [OD?] William? Hone's song and his father before him. [Used?] to live at [?] Farm and died in Adderbury East
Z: Taz Tarry, 26/3/2014
L:1/8
M:6/8
K:A
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w: On yon-der brick 'all with its old an-cient wall My fa-ther he liv-ed and died_ He
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w: lived at his ease He did as he please; Cared not for the world so wide_ He'd the
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w: pluck of a lion-, He'd a muz-zle like ir-on, A Heart that was hon-est and true_ He'd a
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w:heart that could feel for oth-ers al-though he was seven-ty two!
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w:Cheer Boys cheer,_ for an old true Blue,_ I'm one of the race can go the pace Al-tho' I am seven-ty two
V:T1 clef=treble
V:B1 middle=d clef=bass
P:Chorus
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w: Then its cheer Boys cheer_ for an old true Blue_ I'm one of  the race can go the pace!  Al-though I am seven-ty two
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