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Deuteromelia

or The Second part of Musicks melodie, or melodius Musicke. Of Pleasant Roundelaies; K. H. mirth, or Freemens Songs. and such delightfull Catches
Ravenscroft, Thomas (1592?-1635?)
  
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Freemens Songs of 3. Voices.
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[As it fell on a holy day]
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[The Flye she sat in Shamble row]
 3. 
[Wee be Souldiers three]
 4. 
[By Lands-dale hey ho, by mery Lands-dale]
 6. 
[Wee be three poore Mariners, ]
 7. 
[Of all the Birds that euer I see]
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Rounds or Catches of 3. Voices.
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Freemens Songs of 4. Voices.
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Rounds or Catches of 4. Voices.

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[Wee be Souldiers three]

[1]

Wee be Souldiers three,
Pardona moy ie vous an pree,
Lately come forth of the low country,
with neuer a penny of mony.
Fa la la la lantido dilly.

2

Here Good fellow I drinke to thee,
Pardona moy ie vous an pree:
To all good Fellowes where euer they be,
with neuer a penny of mony.

3

And he that will not pledge me this,
Pardona moy ie vous an pree:
Payes for the shot what euer it is,
with neuer a penny of mony.

4

Charge it againe boy, charge it againe,
Pardona moy ie vous an pree:
As long as there is any incke in thy pen
with neuer a penny of mony.
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