One Morning In May
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One mAorning one mGorning one mDorning in MAay
I spAied a young cGouple they were mDaking their wEay
OAne was a mF#maiden so bDright and so fAair
and the oAther was a sDoldier and a bErave voluntAeer
"Good MAorning Good MGorning Good MDorning" said hAe
"And wAhere are you gGoing My pDretty ladEy?"
"I'm gAoing out a-wF#malking on the bDanks of the sAea
Just to seAe the waters gDliding hear the NEightingale sAing."
Now they had nAot been sGtanding but a mDinute or tAwo
When oAut of his kGnapsack a fDiddle he dErew
And the tAune that he pF#mlayed made the vDalleys all rAing
"O hAark" cried the mDaiden "hear the NEightingale sAing."
"O mAaiden fair mGaiden it's tDime to give oA'er."
"O nAo kind sGoldier please pDlay one tune mEore
For I'd rAather hear your fF#middle at the tDouch of one sAtring
Than to seAe the waters gDliding hear the NEightingale sAing."
"O soAldier kind sGoldier will yDou marry mAe?"
"O nAo pretty mGaiden that nDever shall bEe;
I've a wAife now in LF#mondon and cDhildren twice tAhree
Two wAives and the aDrmy's too mEany for mAe."
"Well I'll gAo back to LGondon and I'll stay tDhere for a yAear
It's ofAten that I'll tGhink of you mDy little dEear
And if eAver I retF#murn it will bDe in the sApring
Just to seAe the waters gDliding hear the NEightingale sAing."
to sAee the waters gDliding hear the NEightingale sAing."