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T:Hey Ho, The Morning Dew
B:Singing Together, Autumn 1973, BBC Publications
F:http://www.folkinfo.org/songs
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w:My fa-ther bought at great ex-pense A grand high step-ping grey,
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w:But when he puts her to the fence, She backs and backs_ a-way
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w:Sing, Hey ho, the morn-ing dew, Hey ho, the rose and rue!
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w:Fol-low me, my bon-ny lad, For I'll not go with you!
W:My father bought at great expense
W:A grand high stepping grey,
W:But when he puts her to the fence,
W:She backs and backs away
W:
W:(Chorus)
W:Sing, Hey ho, the morning dew,
W:Hey ho, the rose and rue!
W:Follow me, my bonny lad,
W:For I'll not go with you!
W:
W:My mother bought a likely hen,
W:On last St. Martin's day:
W:She clucks and clucks and clucks again:
W:But never yet will lay.
W:
W:O Mustard is my brother's dog,
W:Who whines and wags his tail,
W:And snuffs into the market bag -
W:But dar' not snatch the meal.
W:
W:When walls lie down for steeds to step,
W:When eggs themselves do lay,
W:And the groats jump into Mustard's jaws,
W:To you my court I'll pay!
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