X: 08082
T: NELSON TOWN HALL POLKA
C: Bob McQuillen 18 Mar 91
B: Bob's Note Book 8 #82
%R: polka, reel, hornpipe, shottish
Z: 2021 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: C
L: 1/8
K: D
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| A2FA f2df | edcB A2AG | FDFA dBAF | G2E2 E2FG |\
| AFAd f2df | edcB A2AG | FDFA dfeg | f2d2 d2 :|
|: de \
| f2fd e2de | fedB A2AG | FABA dfag | f2e2 e2ag |\
| fafd e2fe | dedB A2AG | FAdf afeg | f2d2 d2 :|
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%% Unforgettable! That's what dancing
%% in Nelson is. You line up on the 
%% north side of the hall at the start of
%% the dance, and you finish 'way
%% over on the south side. Now why do
%% you suppose that is?
%%endtext
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%% Note: Bob had this page printed with the staff lines
%% all sloping down slightly to the right, as a subtle
%% hint at what he's talking about. This doesn't work
%% very well in computer transcription, especially ABC
%% which lacks any real positioning fetures. This is
%% one of many examples why you might like to have your
%% own copies of his booklets. I hope they're still
%% in print many years from now (2021 as I type this).
%%endtext