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One Morning in May - Pierre Bensusan |
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One morning, one morning, |
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one morning in May |
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I spied a young couple, |
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they were making their way |
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One was a maiden so bright and so fair |
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And the other was a soldier |
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and a brave volunteer |
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Good morning, good morning, |
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good morning said he |
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And where are you going my pretty lady |
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I'm going out a walking |
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on the banks of the sea |
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Just to see the waters gliding |
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hear the nightingale sing |
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well they had not been standing |
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but a minute or two |
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when out of his knapsack a fiddle he drew |
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And the tune that he played |
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made the valleys all ring |
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Oh hark cried the maiden |
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hear the nightingale sing |
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Oh maiden fair maiden |
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it's time to give over |
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Oh no, kind soldier please |
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play one tune more |
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For I'd rather hear your fiddle |
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at the touch of one string |
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Than to see the waters gliding |
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hear the nightingale sing |
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Oh soldier kind soldier will you marry me |
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Oh no, pretty maiden that never shall be |
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I've a wife in London |
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and children twice three |
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Two wives and the armies too many for me |
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Well I'll go back to London |
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and I'll stay there for a year |
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It's often that I'll think of you my little dear |
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And if ever I return it will be in the spring |
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Just to see the waters gliding |
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hear the nightingale sing |
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One morning, one morning, |
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one morning in May |
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I spied a young couple, |
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they were making their way |
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One was a maiden so bright and so fair |
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And the other was a soldier |
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and a brave volunteer |
