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Projects: /* What Shall I Wear to the Wedding John */

2010-06-29T12:29:10Z

What Shall I Wear to the Wedding John

Projects: /* No Sir (Oh No John!) */

2010-06-29T12:23:56Z

No Sir (Oh No John!)

Projects: /* What Shall I Wear to the Wedding John */

2010-06-29T12:23:36Z

What Shall I Wear to the Wedding John

Projects: /* No Sir (Oh No John!) */

2010-06-29T12:22:58Z

No Sir (Oh No John!)

Projects: /* The Devil (The Farmer's Curst Wife) */

2010-06-29T12:12:07Z

The Devil (The Farmer's Curst Wife)

Projects: /* Our Goodman */

2010-06-29T12:11:12Z

Our Goodman

Projects at 11:59, 29 June 2010

2010-06-29T11:59:23Z

Projects at 11:17, 29 June 2010

2010-06-29T11:17:12Z

Projects at 10:57, 29 June 2010

2010-06-29T10:57:50Z

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== Uncle Rat Went Out to Ride (The Frog and The Mouse) ==

Uncle Rat went out to ride 
Kitty alone, Kitty alone 
Uncle Rat went out to ride 
Kitty alone and I 
Uncle Rat went out to ride 
Sword and buckle by his side 
Ma cax macari duck and a dil 
Kitty alone and I

Lady Mouse, will marry me? 
Kitty alone, Kitty alone 
Lady Mouse, will marry me? 
Kitty alone and I 
Lady Mouse, will marry me? 
Ask my Uncle Rat, says she 
Ma cax macari duck and a dil 
Kitty alone and I

Uncle Rat, will you marry Lady Mouse? 
Kitty alone, Kitty alone 
Uncle Rat, will you marry Lady Mouse? 
Kitty alone and I 
Uncle Rat, will you marry Lady Mouse? 
Yes, kind sir, and half my house 
Ma cax macari duck and a dil 
Kitty alone and I

Lady Mouse, where will the wedding be? 
Kitty alone, Kitty alone 
Lady Mouse, where will the wedding be? 
Kitty alone and I 
Lady Mouse, where will the wedding be? 
Ask my Uncle Rat, says she 
Ma cax macari duck and a dil 
Kitty alone and I

Uncle Rat, where will the wedding be? 
Kitty alone, Kitty alone 
Uncle Rat, where will the wedding be? 
Kitty alone and I 
Uncle Rat, where will the wedding be? 
Up at the top of a holly tree 
Ma cax macari duck and a dil 
Kitty alone and I

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 With a riteful da, falla die dal,<br/>
 Falla de dal, de dal da de day.
 == What Shall I Wear to the Wedding John ==

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 == No Sir (Oh No John!) ==
-Tell will you, tell me truly<br/>
+Tell me will you, tell me truly<br/>
 Tell me why you scorn me so<br/>
 Tell me why when e'er I ask you<br/>

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 Johnny my own true love
-My Mother and Father and SIster, for sure<br/>
+My Mother and Father and Sister, for sure<br/>
 Surely the wench is mad
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 Johnny my own true love
-YXX got two fine legs to walk XXX<br/>
+You've got two fine legs to walk XXX<br/>
 Surely the wench is mad
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 You'll take my arm and we'll walk like this<br/>
 Surely the wench is mad
 == No Sir (Oh No John!) ==

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 With a riteful da, falla die dal,<br/>
 Falla de dal, de dal da de day.
 == No Sir (Oh No John!) ==

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 == The Devil (The Farmer's Curst Wife) ==
-There was an old man living XXX XXX
+There was an old man living XXX XXX<br/>
-Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,
+Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,<br/>
-There was an old man living XXX XXX
+There was an old man living XXX XXX<br/>
-Had a XXXX a wife for most of his days
+Had a XXXX a wife for most of his days<br/>
-With a riteful da, falla die dal,
+With a riteful da, falla die dal,<br/>
 Falla de dal, de dal da de day.
-Said he, my old man, I have come for your wife,
+Said he, my old man, I have come for your wife,<br/>
-Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,
+Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,<br/>
-See here, my old man I have come for your wife,
+See here, my old man I have come for your wife,<br/>
-For I hear she's the plague and torment of your life,
+For I hear she's the plague and torment of your life,<br/>
-With a riteful da, falla die dal,
+With a riteful da, falla die dal,<br/>
 Falla de dal, de dal da de day.
-So the devil he hoisted her up on his back,
+So the devil he hoisted her up on his back,<br/>
-Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,
+Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,<br/>
-So the devil he hoisted her up on his back,
+So the devil he hoisted her up on his back,<br/>
-And he went back to hell with old lady on his back (?)
+And he went back to hell with old lady on his back (?)<br/>
-With a riteful da, falla die dal,
+With a riteful da, falla die dal,<br/>
 Falla de dal, de dal da de day.
-Now when at the finish he got to hell's gate,
+Now when at the finish he got to hell's gate,<br/>
-Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,
+Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,<br/>
-Now when at the finish he got to hell's gate,
+Now when at the finish he got to hell's gate,<br/>
-Said old wife "what you doing" and thump on his face (?)
+Said old wife "what you doing" and thump on his face (?)<br/>
-With a riteful da, falla die dal,
+With a riteful da, falla die dal,<br/>
 Falla de dal, de dal da de day.
-There were two little devils they were tied up in chains,
+There were two little devils they were tied up in chains,<br/>
-Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,
+Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,<br/>
-There were two little devils they were tied up in chains,
+There were two little devils they were tied up in chains,<br/>
-She lifted her stick and she XXXXX
+She lifted her stick and she XXXXX<br/>
-With a riteful da, falla die dal,
+With a riteful da, falla die dal,<br/>
 Falla de dal, de dal da de day.
-So the Devil he hoisted her up on his back,
+So the Devil he hoisted her up on his back,<br/>
-Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,
+Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,<br/>
-So the Devil he hoisted her up on his back,
+So the Devil he hoisted her up on his back,<br/>
-XXX seven years XXX and ideas coming back
+XXX seven years XXX and ideas coming back<br/>
-With a riteful da, falla die dal,
+With a riteful da, falla die dal,<br/>
 Falla de dal, de dal da de day.
-Says he, my old man, here's your wife sitting well,
+Says he, my old man, here's your wife sitting well,<br/>
-Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,
+Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,<br/>
-Says he, my old man, here's your wife sitting well,
+Says he, my old man, here's your wife sitting well,<br/>
-For the likes of herself we will not have in hell.
+For the likes of herself we will not have in hell.<br/>
-With a riteful da, falla die dal,
+With a riteful da, falla die dal,<br/>
 Falla de dal, de dal da de day.
-Now I've been a devil for most of my life,
+Now I've been a devil for most of my life,<br/>
-Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,
+Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,<br/>
-Now I've been a devil for most of my life,
+Now I've been a devil for most of my life,<br/>
-But I've n'er was in hell and met with your wife (?)
+But I've n'er was in hell and met with your wife (?)<br/>
-With a riteful da, falla die dal,
+With a riteful da, falla die dal,<br/>
 Falla de dal, de dal da de day.
-Now it's told that women is worse than the men,
+Now it's told that women is worse than the men,<br/>
-Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,
+Riteful, riteful, tilly fa lay,<br/>
-Now it's told that women is worse than the men,
+Now it's told that women is worse than the men,<br/>
-When they gan down to hell they are thrown out again.
+When they gan down to hell they are thrown out again.<br/>
-With a riteful da, falla die dal,
+With a riteful da, falla die dal,<br/>
 Falla de dal, de dal da de day.

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 and buttons on a blanket<br/>
 I never seen before.
 == No Sir (Oh No John!) ==

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 == Our Goodman ==
-As I came home the other night
+As I came home the other night<br/>
-my darling wife to see
+my darling wife to see<br/>
-I seen a horse within the sty
+I seen a horse within the sty<br/>
-where my old horse should be
+where my old horse should be<br/>
-I called my wife and said to her
+I called my wife and said to her<br/>
-You're very untrue to me
+You're very untrue to me<br/>
-or what horse is that within the sty
+or what horse is that within the sty<br/>
 Where my old horse should be
-Oh you're drunk, your drunk" She said
+Oh you're drunk, your drunk" She said<br/>
-"and still you cannot see"
+"and still you cannot see"<br/>
-"that's a little barrow-pig
+"that's a little barrow-pig <br/>
-your mother sent to me"
+your mother sent to me"<br/>
-well i have travelled round
+well i have travelled round <br/>
-a hundred miles or more
+a hundred miles or more<br/>
-and a saddle on a barrow-pig
+and a saddle on a barrow-pig<br/>
 I've never seen before
-Oh, as I came home the other night
+Oh, as I came home the other night<br/>
-my darling wife to see
+my darling wife to see<br/>
-I seen a stick behind the door
+I seen a stick behind the door<br/>
-where my old stick should be
+where my old stick should be<br/>
-I called my wife and said to her
+I called my wife and said to her<br/>
-You're very untrue to me,
+You're very untrue to me,<br/>
-or what stick is that behind the door
+or what stick is that behind the door<br/>
 where my old stick should be?
-Oh you're drunk, your drunk" she said
+Oh you're drunk, your drunk" she said<br/>
-and still you cannot see"
+and still you cannot see"<br/>
-That's a little podge stick (?)
+That's a little podge stick (?)<br/>
-well i have travelled round
+well i have travelled round <br/>
-a hundred miles or more
+a hundred miles or more<br/>
-and a silver mounted podge stick (?)
+and a silver mounted podge stick (?)<br/>
 I've never seen before.
-As I came home the other night
+As I came home the other night<br/>
-my darling wife to see
+my darling wife to see<br/>
-I seen a head within the bed
+I seen a head within the bed<br/>
-where my old should be
+where my old should be <br/>
-I called my wife and said to her
+I called my wife and said to her<br/>
-You're very untrue to me
+You're very untrue to me<br/>
-or what head is that within the bed
+or what head is that within the bed<br/>
 where my old head should be?
-Oh you're drunk, your drunk, she said
+Oh you're drunk, your drunk, she said<br/>
-and still you cannot see
+and still you cannot see<br/>
-that's your poor old mother
+that's your poor old mother<br/>
-who came to visit me
+who came to visit me<br/>
-Well I have travelled round
+Well I have travelled round<br/>
-for a hundred miles or more
+for a hundred miles or more<br/>
-and whiskers on a woman
+and whiskers on a woman <br/>
 I never seen before.
-As I came home the other night
+As I came home the other night<br/>
-my darling wife to see
+my darling wife to see<br/>
-I seen a coat within the bed
+I seen a coat within the bed<br/>
-where my old coat should be
+where my old coat should be<br/>
-I called my wife and said to her
+I called my wife and said to her<br/>
-You're very untrue to me
+You're very untrue to me<br/>
-or what coat is that in the bed
+or what coat is that in the bed <br/>
 where my old coat should be
-Oh you're drunk, your drunk, she said
+Oh you're drunk, your drunk, she said<br/>
-and still you cannot see
+and still you cannot see<br/>
-that's a woollen blanket
+that's a woollen blanket<br/>
-your mother sent to me
+your mother sent to me<br/>
-Well I have travelled round
+Well I have travelled round<br/>
-for a hundred miles or more
+for a hundred miles or more<br/>
-and buttons on a blanket
+and buttons on a blanket<br/>
 I never seen before.

←Older revision		Revision as of 11:17, 29 June 2010
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	Ma cax macari duck and a dil<br/>		Ma cax macari duck and a dil<br/>
	Kitty alone and I		Kitty alone and I
		+
		+	== Our Goodman ==
		+
		+	As I came home the other night
		+	my darling wife to see
		+	I seen a horse within the sty
		+	where my old horse should be
		+	I called my wife and said to her
		+	You're very untrue to me
		+	or what horse is that within the sty
		+	Where my old horse should be
		+
		+	Oh you're drunk, your drunk" She said
		+	"and still you cannot see"
		+	"that's a little barrow-pig
		+	your mother sent to me"
		+	well i have travelled round
		+	a hundred miles or more
		+	and a saddle on a barrow-pig
		+	I've never seen before
		+
		+	Oh, as I came home the other night
		+	my darling wife to see
		+	I seen a stick behind the door
		+	where my old stick should be
		+	I called my wife and said to her
		+	You're very untrue to me,
		+	or what stick is that behind the door
		+	where my old stick should be?
		+
		+	Oh you're drunk, your drunk" she said
		+	and still you cannot see"
		+	That's a little podge stick (?)
		+	well i have travelled round
		+	a hundred miles or more
		+	and a silver mounted podge stick (?)
		+	I've never seen before.
		+
		+	As I came home the other night
		+	my darling wife to see
		+	I seen a head within the bed
		+	where my old should be
		+	I called my wife and said to her
		+	You're very untrue to me
		+	or what head is that within the bed
		+	where my old head should be?
		+
		+	Oh you're drunk, your drunk, she said
		+	and still you cannot see
		+	that's your poor old mother
		+	who came to visit me
		+	Well I have travelled round
		+	for a hundred miles or more
		+	and whiskers on a woman
		+	I never seen before.
		+
		+	As I came home the other night
		+	my darling wife to see
		+	I seen a coat within the bed
		+	where my old coat should be
		+	I called my wife and said to her
		+	You're very untrue to me
		+	or what coat is that in the bed
		+	where my old coat should be
		+
		+	Oh you're drunk, your drunk, she said
		+	and still you cannot see
		+	that's a woollen blanket
		+	your mother sent to me
		+	Well I have travelled round
		+	for a hundred miles or more
		+	and buttons on a blanket
		+	I never seen before.