Pleasant And Delightful chords by Brass Farthing

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It was pleasant and delightful
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on a midsummer's morn,
When the green fields
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and the meadows
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were all covered with corn,
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And the blackbirds and thrushes
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sang from every green spray,
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And the larks they sang melodious
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at the dawning of the day,
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And the larks they sang melodious,
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And the larks they sang melodious,
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And the larks they sang melodious,
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At the dawning of the day.
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A sailor and his true love
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were a -walking that day
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Said the sailor to his true love,
I am bound far away
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Bound for the East Indies,
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where the loud cannon roar
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I must go and leave you, Nancy,
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you're the girl that I adore
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I must go and leave you, Nancy.
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I must go and leave you, Nancy.
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I must go and leave you, Nancy.
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You're the girl that I adore.
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Then the ring from off her finger
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she instantly drew,
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Take this, dearest William,
and me heart will go too.
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And as he was embracing her,
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tears from her eyes fell,
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Saying, May I go along with you?
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Oh, know me, love, farewell.
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Saying, may I  go along with you?
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Saying, may I go along with you?
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Saying, may I go along with you?
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Oh, know me, love, farewell!
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So it's fare thee well, my Nancy,
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I can no longer stay
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For the topsils they are hoisted,
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and the anchors are weighed.
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Our good ship lies waiting
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for the next flowing tide.
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An d if ever I  return again,
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I  will make you my bride.
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And if ever I return again,
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And if ever I return again,
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And if ever I return again,
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I will make you my bride.