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B:Broadwood, L, 1893, English County Songs, London, Leadenhall Press
S:Mrs Squarey, Downtown
Z: Lucy Broadwood
T:Harvest Song (Wiltshire)
F: http://www.folkinfo.org/songs
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L:1/8     %
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w:Here's a health un-to our mas-ter, the found-er of the feast.
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w: We hope to God with all our hearts his soul in heav'n may rest;
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w:That all his works may pros-per, what-ev-er he takes in hand, *
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w:For we are all his serv-ants, and all at his com-mand. *
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w: So drink, boys, drink, * And see that you do not spill *
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w:For if you do you shall drink two, for 'tis our mas-ter's will. *
W:Here's a health unto our master, the founder of the feast.
W:We hope to God with all our hearts his soul in heav'n may rest;
W:That all his works may prosper, whatever he takes in hand,
W:For we are all his servants, and all at his command.
W:So drink, boys, drink,  And see that you do not spill
W:For if you do you shall drink two, for 'tis our master's will.
W:
W:And now we've drunk our master's health, why should out missus go free?
W:For why shouldn't she go the heaven, to heaven as well as he?
W:She is a good purvider, abroad as well as at home,
W:So fill your cup and sup it up, for 'tis our havest home.
W:So drink, boys, drink,  And see that you do not spill
W:For if you do you shall drink two, for 'tis our master's will.