X:1
T:Come Lasses and Lads
M:6/8
L:1/8
Q:120
K:D
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W:
W:Come lasses and lads get leave of your dads, and away to the Maypole hie
W:For every he has got him a she, and the fiddler's standing by
W:For Willie will dance with Jane, and Johnny has got his Joan
W:To trip it, trip it, trip it, trip it, trip it up and down
W:To trip it, trip it, trip it, trip it, trip it up and down
W:
W:You're out says Dick, not I says Nick; 'twas the fiddler played it wrong
W:'Tis true says Hugh and so says Sue and so says everyone
W:The fiddler then began, to play the tune again
W:And every girl did trip it, trip it, trip it to the men
W:And every girl did trip it, trip it, trip it to the men
W:
W:And there they sat until it was late and tired the fiddler quite
W:With singing and playing without any paying from morning until night
W:They told the fiddler then, they'd pay him for his play
W:And each a two-pence, two-pence, two-pence gave him and went away
W:And each a two-pence, two-pence, two-pence gave him and went away
W:
W:Good night says Harry good night says Mary, good night says Poll to John
W:Good night says Sue, good night says Hugh, good night says everyone
W:Some walked and some did run, some loitered on the way
W:And bound themselves by kisses twelve to meet next holiday
W:And bound themselves by kisses twelve to meet next holiday