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T:Yarmouth is a Pretty Town
B:Broadwood, L, 1908, English Traditional Songs and Carols, London, Boosey
N:Reprinted by EP Publishing Limited, Rowman & Littlefield, Totowa, New Jersey, 1974
Z:Lucy Broadwood
S:Mr H Burstow, 1893
M:3/4     %Meter
L:1/8     %
K:Bb
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w:Oh, Yar-mouth is a pret-ty town, And_ shines where_ it_ stands,
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w: And the more I think_ of it The_ more it runs_ in my mind;
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w:The more I_ think_ of it It_ makes my heart__ to grieve.
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w: At the sign of_ the_ "An-gel" Pret-ty Nan-cy_ did_ live.
W:Oh, Yarmouth is a pretty town,
W:And shines where it stands,
W:And the more I think of it
W:The more it runs in my mind;
W:The more I think of it
W:It makes my heart to grieve,
W:At the sign of the "Angel"
W:Pretty Nancy did live.
W:
W:The rout came on Sunday,
W:On Monday we march'd away:
W:The drums they did beat,
W:And the music did play.
W:Many hearts were rejoicing,
W:But my heart was sad,
W:To part from my true love
W:What a full heart I had!
W:
W:Will you go on board of ship?
W:My love, will you try?
W:I'll buy you fine seafare
W:As money will buy.
W:And while I'm on sentry
W:I'll guard you from all foe!
W:My love, will you go with me?
W:But her answer was "No!"
W:
W:Oh, Yarmouth is a pretty town,
W:And shines where it stands,
W:And the more I think of it
W:The more it runs in my mind;
W:The more I think of it
W:It makes my heart to grieve,
W:At the sign of the "Angel"
W:Pretty Nan I did leave.
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