Holmfirth Anthem chords by Kate Rusby
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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Aberrant for pleasure as I was walking
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On one summer's,
summer's evening cliff
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Abroad for pleasure as I was walking
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On one summer,
summer's evening clear
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There I beheld a most beau
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tiful damsel
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Lamenting for her shepherd swain
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Lamenting for her
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shepherd's sway
The fairest evening that e 'er
I beheld thee
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Evermore with the love I adore
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The fairest evening that
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e 'er I beheld thee,
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Evermore with the lad I adore.
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Will thou go fight the French
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and Spaniards?
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Will thou leave me thus, my dear?
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Will thou leave me thus,
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my dear?
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So No more to yon green
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banks will I take thee,
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With pleasure for to rest meself
and view the lands.
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No more to yon green banks will I take thee
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With pleasure for to rest meself
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and view the lands
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But I will take you to yon green garden
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Where the pretty flowers grow
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Where the pretty,
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pretty flowers grow
Yeah, this song was written by a
man called Leon Musselson,
which is a bit of a drag
because I was going to write this one.
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It's all about an elephant,
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and this elephant
is called very originally Jumbo,
and Leon Russellson
has used it as a symbol.
The song's not really about an elephant,
it's all symbolism,
you and you've got to make
your own mind up.
Holmfirth Anthem
Kate Rusby
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