i'm not sure if it's ethical, but i'm a college student/ballad singer short on cash and in dire need of money for plane tickets to the dance flurry in in saratoga this february. its a sin to miss it, and the idea of singing door-to-door for spare change at least seems feasible (and a break from cleaning hotel rooms.) this is not a post on ethics, if you think this is rude i don't want to know. what i am in search of are more verses to a particular song, the wassail sung by robin williamson and his merry band on "farewell concert at mccabe's", the one that goes:

wassail, wassail allover the town
our toast it is white and our ale it is brown
our bowl it is made of the white maple tree
and so is our malt of the best barley

there is one verse about the great dog of longport who had a long tail
and another about an old man who had an old cow, but a few more wouldn't do me any harm, if you've got any in you arsenal. if i am committing some greivous crime against traditional music, fine, hurl rotten crabapples at me. or lyrics.
danke.