Tonart: G major
Verse 1
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One,
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two, and three jolly coachmen sat at an
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English tavern. Three jolly
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English tavern. And they decided,
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Decided, and they decided to
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have another flagon
Verse 2
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Landlord, fill the flowing bowl un
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til it doth run over
Landlord, fill the flowing
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bowl until it doth run over
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For tonight we merr- I be
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For tonight we merr- I be
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For tonight we merr- I be
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Tomorrow we'll be sober. What
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Here's to the man who drinks dark ale and goes to bed quite
Verse 3
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mellow
Here's to the man who drinks dark
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ale and goes to bed quite mellow
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He lives as he ought to live
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He lives as he ought to live
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He lives as he ought to live
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He'll die a jolly good fellow!
Ha! Ha! Ha
Verse 4
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Here's to the man who drinks water
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pure and goes to bed quite sober
Here's to the man who drinks water
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pure and goes to bed quite sober
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He falls as the leaves do fall
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He falls as the leaves do fall
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He falls as the leaves do fall
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He'll die before October!
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Here's to the maid who steals a kiss and runs
Verse 5
Here's to the maid who steals
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a kiss and runs to tell her mother
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She's a foolish, foolish thing
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She's a foolish, foolish thing
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She's a foolish, foolish thing
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For she'll not get another, pity
Verse 6
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Here's to the maid who steals a kiss
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and stays to steal another
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Here's to the maid who steals a kiss and
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