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Hal-an-Tow Lyrics
Take the scorn and wear the horns
It was a crest when you were born
Your father's father wore it
And your father wore it too
Robin Hood and Little John
Have both gone to the fair-o
We shall to the merry green wood
To hunt the buck and hare-o
<i>Hal-an-tow, jolly rumbelow
We were up long before the day-o
To welcome in the summertime
To welcome in the May-o
For summer is coming in
And winter's gone away</i>
What happened to the Spaniards
That made so great a boast-o?
They shall eat the feathered goose
And we shall eat the roast-o
<i>Hal-an-tow, jolly rumbelow
We were up long before the day-o
To welcome in the summertime
To welcome in the May-o
For summer is coming in
And winter's gone away</i>
God bless Aunt Mary Moses
With all her power and might-o
Send us peace in England
Send peace by day and night-o
<i>Hal-an-tow, jolly rumbelow
We were up long before the day-o
To welcome in the summertime
To welcome in the May-o
For summer is coming in
And winter's gone away</i>
<i>Hal-an-tow, jolly rumbelow
We were up long before the day-o
To welcome in the summertime
To welcome in the May-o
For summer is coming in
And winter's gone away</i>
It was a crest when you were born
Your father's father wore it
And your father wore it too
Have both gone to the fair-o
We shall to the merry green wood
To hunt the buck and hare-o
We were up long before the day-o
To welcome in the summertime
To welcome in the May-o
For summer is coming in
And winter's gone away</i>
That made so great a boast-o?
They shall eat the feathered goose
And we shall eat the roast-o
We were up long before the day-o
To welcome in the summertime
To welcome in the May-o
For summer is coming in
And winter's gone away</i>
With all her power and might-o
Send us peace in England
Send peace by day and night-o
We were up long before the day-o
To welcome in the summertime
To welcome in the May-o
For summer is coming in
And winter's gone away</i>
We were up long before the day-o
To welcome in the summertime
To welcome in the May-o
For summer is coming in
And winter's gone away</i>
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