Lyrics for Hi For The Beggarman to match the tune sent yesterday:
Regards
John
HI FOR THE BEGGARMAN
The night being dark and very cold,
A woman took pity on a poor soul.
She took pity on a poor old soul
And asked him to come in.
Chorus:
With a tooroo, rooroo, rantin hi,
A tooroo, rooroo, rantin hi,
Tooroo, rooroo rantin hi,
And hi for the beggarman.
2. He sat him down in a chimney nook;
He hung his coat up on a hook.
He hung his coat up on a hook,
And merrily he did sing.
Chorus:
3. In the middle of the night the old woman rose;
She missed the beggarman and all his clothes.
She clapped and clapped and clapped again,
Says, "He has my daughter gone!"
Chorus:
4. Three long years have passed and gone,
When this old man came back again,
Asking for a charity:
"Would you lodge a beggarman?"
Chorus:
5. "I never lodged any but the one,
And with that one me daughter's gone,
With that one me daughter's gone
So merrily you may gang."
Chorus:
6. "Would you like to see your daughter now,
With two babies on her knee,
With two babies on her knee
And another coming on?"
Chorus:
7. "For yonder she sits and yonder she stands,
The finest lady in all the land;
Servants there at her command
Since she went with the beggarman."
Chorus:
MIDI file: hibeg_nu.mid Timebase: 120
TimeSig: 2/4 24 8
Key: D
Tempo: 089 (666667 microsec/crotchet)
Name: Hi For The Beggarman
Start
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ABC format:
X:1
T:Hi For The Beggarman
M:2/4
Q:1/4=89
K:D
A,8|A,2DDD2EE|F2D2E3E|CCA,2A,A,B,B,|C2A,2A,3A,|
F2D2FFGG|A2A2A2G2|FFD2E2C2|D4D3D|A,2D2D2E2|
F2D2E3E|C2A,2A,2B,2|C2A,2A,4|F2D2F2G2|A2A2A2G2|
F2DDE2C2|D11/2||