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Tamara tamarad@dolphin.upenn.edu	Lyr Req: 'Rose, Rose' round: More verses? (66* d)	"Rose, Rose" round: more verses?	26 Mar 97
Hey ! I've got the round that goes: Rose, Rose, Rose, Rose, Shall I ever see thee wed? I will marry at thy will, Sire At thy will. These other two rounds can be sung together with "Rose": Thou poor bird, take thy flight High above the sorrows of this dark night. And: Heigh, ho, nobody home Meat, nor drink, nor money have I none Still, I will be merry.... I've also collected these verses (or variants): Ding, dong, ding, dong Wedding bells on a April morn Carve my name on a moss-covered stone A moss-covered stone Rose, Rose, Rose, Rose Shall I ever see thee wed? What shall be the name of the lass, Rose? Name of the lass? Ding, Dong, Ding, Dong Church bells chime on an April morn Dawn will see thee married today, Rose Married today. So. Does anybody A) have more verses? B) know anything about the history of the bits I've got? Thanks! Tamara tamarad@dolphin.upenn.edu

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