This is taken from Martin Graebe's songbook, "Jack in the Green and Other Heroes". What I'm showing here is only the second verse of the cumulative song; you'll need to add more two-measure phrases of the same pattern, just after the second "is dead", as you get to later verses. I've tried to align the words under the corresponding notes. When I submit this to the concertina.net ABC notation displayer, it comes out OK. X:1 T:Harry the Hawker Is Dead C:1972 by Martin Graebe Q:1/4=180 M:3/4 L:1/8 K:Gm z4 D2 |G2 G2 G2 |F2 D2 F2 |G6- |G4 D2 | w:Old Har-ry the haw-ker is dead_ No G2 G2 G2 |F4 D2 |G4 G2 | w:more will he bring his knives and F4 D2 |G4 G2 | F2 G2 A2 |(G2 A2) G2 | w:forks The fi-nest Shef-fi-eld cut_- ler's F2 A4- |A4 (BA) |G4 A G | F2 D2 F2 | w:wo-rks_ Old_ Har-ry the Haw-ker is G6- |G4 z2 |G4 G2 |F4 D2 | w:dead_ Knives and forks and G2 G2 G2 |F2 F2 D2 |G4 G2 |(F2 G2) A2 | w:boot-hooks and la-ces And fan-cy goods_ from (G2 A2) G2 |F2 G4- |G4 (B A) | G4 A G | w: fore_ ign pla-ces_ Old_ Har-ry the F2 D2 F2 |G6- |G4 |] w:Haw-ker is dead_
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