I wouldn't bet 2 cents that there's anything in 'The Chime Child' that's authentic. Faith Sharp notes in the forward that she noted the tunes from a tape made by Ruth Tongue and a friend, i.e., not from the presumed original singers. If I remember correctly, Anne Briggs is another English woman 'folklorist' that only collected things that nobody else had ever seen, heard, or ever heard tell of. Their works are highly suspect.

X:1
T:The Green Lady
S:The Chime Child
Q:1/4=120
L:1/4
M:3/4
K:Am
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ccd|e/d/cB|A2d|e3/2d/ c/B/|(c/B/)AG|\
A3/2G/E|E2G/A/|e3/2d/c|A2G|A2B|.A2B/A/|\
GAA|A2d/c/|BAG|A2A|e3/2d/G|\
Ad/d/|eBA/G/|(E.A)G/A/|(e3/2d/)c|.AGA|\
Q:1/4=120
L:1/4
M:4/4
(BA2)B/B/|(GE2)d/d/|e/d/.B2A/B/|B2AE|\
Q:1/1=120
L:1/4
M:3/4
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