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C:Butterworth - (Robert Bridges poem)
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W:Crown Winter with green,
W:And give him good drink
W:To physic his spleen
W:Or ever he think.
W:
W:His mouth to the bowl,
W:His feet to the fire;
W:And let him, good soul,
W:No comfort desire.
W:
W:So merry he be,
W:I bid him abide:
W:And merry be we   *
W:This good Yuletide.*
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W:Poem XXVI in Book IV of 'The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges'
W: Geo. Bell & Sons, London, 1890 p.83
W:
W:(* ?sung on the John Lee track as
W:And merry be we   
W:This cold Yuletide.
W:And merry be we   
W:And merry be we   
W:This cold Yuletide.)
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