X:1
T:All things are quite silent
M:3/4
K:D Dorian
L:1/8
V:1 clef=treble
V:2 clef=treble
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w: 1.~All things are quite si-lent each mor-tal* at
[V:2]A2|A2 A2 A2|G2 G2 E2|E2 F2 E2|
w: 1.~All things are quite si-lent each mor-tal at
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[V:1]D4 DE|F2 E2 D2|G2 A2 B2|G2 AG E2|
w: rest, When* me and my true love got snug in* one
[V:2]A4 A2|A2 A2 A2|G2 c2 B2|B2 A2 G2|
w: rest, When me and my true love got snug in one
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w: nest, When a bold set of ruff - ians they ent-ered our
[V:2]G4 DD|E2 E2 G2|A2 A3 F|G2 G2 G2|
w: nest, When a bold set of ruff-ians they ent-ered our
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[V:1]A4 AG|F2 E2 D2|G2 A2 B2|G2 AG E2|D4|]
w: cave, And they forced my dear jew-el to plough the* salt wave.
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w: cave, And they forced my dear jew-el to plough the salt wave.
W:
W:
W:I begged for my sailor as though for my life.
W:But they'd not listen to me although a fond wife,
W:Saying, 'The King he wants sailors, to sea he must go,'
W:And they've left me lamenting in sorrow and woe.
W:
W:Through green fields and meadows we ofttimes did walk,
W:And sweet conversation of love we have talked,
W:With the birds in the woodland so sweetly did sing,
W:And the lark and the thrush made the valleys to ring.
W:
W:Although my love's gone I will not be cast down.
W:For who knows but my sailor may once more return?
W:And will make me amends for all trouble and strife,
W:And my true love and I might live happy for life.