Key: E major
Verse 1
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that did hunt the hare
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that tired both horse and mare
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Faulkners, every one
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The chief of all did live at Snitterton
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So to conclude, both great and small
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the Lord preserved them all
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As I on Oka Hill one day did stand
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I could not command
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I turned my face to birch over out west
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is used to keep their
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But at last I found they were all gone
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Not one was left to rest against the storm
I'll look to Hasseb to
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hear them sing a mass
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who made the old man pass
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Muses, be gone, to Carlton,
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But call at Haddon,
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where lived old John Manor
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Oh, use him well, I strictly you command
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For he was kind to the poor
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of England
Farewell, you huntsmen,
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that didn't want the hare
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that tired both horse and mare
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Falklands, every one
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The chief of all did live at Snitterton
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So to conclude, both great and small,
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the Lord preserve them all.
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