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T:Hampshire Mummers' Christmas Carol
B:Broadwood, L, 1908, English Traditional Songs and Carols, London, Boosey
N:Reprinted by EP Publishing Limited, Rowman & Littlefield, Totowa, New Jersey, 1974
S: Mr. Godfrey Arkwright
Z:Lucy Broadwood
F:http://www.folkinfo.org/songs
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w:There is six good days all in the_ week,
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w:All for a_ la-bour-ing man,
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w:But the sev-enth is the Sab-bath of our Lord_ Je-sus Christ,
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w:The_ Fa-ther_ and the Son
W:There is six good days all in the week,   
W:All for a labouring man,
W:But the seventh is the Sabbath of our Lord Jesus Christ,
W:The Father and the Son.
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W:On Sunday go to Church, dear man;
W:Down on our knees we must fall,
W:And then we must pray that the Lord Jesus Christ
W:He will bless and save us all.
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W:Bring up your children well, dear man,
W:Whilst they are in their youth,
W:For it might be the better for your sweet soul
W:When you go to the Lord {Jesus Christ/of Truth}
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W:Now the fields they are as green, as green,
W:As green as any leaf,
W:Our Lord our God He has watered them
W:With the heavenly dew so sweet.
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W:In hell it is dark, in hell it is dim,
W:In hell it is full of lies;
W:And that is the place where all wicked men must go
W:When they part from the Lord Jesus Christ.
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W:Then take your Bible in your hand
W:And read your chapter through;
W:And when the day of Judgement comes,
W:The Lord will remember you.
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W:Then bring us some of your Christmas ale,
W:And likewise your Christmas beer;
W:For when another Christmas comes
W:We may not all be here.
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W:With one stone at your head, oh man,
W:And another stone at your feet.
W:Your good deeds and your eil
W:Will all together meet.
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