On 02 Apr 11 Date: 02 Apr 11 - 09:52 PM GUEST,dwbspan wrote:
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> A lot of internet sites presenting the words to "To Morrow" include
> the phrase "not expecting to be guyed". This doesn't make any sense
> at all.   A sensible phrase, and one which perfectly fits the
> context of the song, would be "not expecting to be guiled".

Sorry, but "guyed" is correct. See original published sheet music at .

The word that's giving you trouble, "guyed", meaning "ridiculed" seems to have passed out of popular usage, but see For a particularly apt usage, there was a book called "Opera Guyed", by Newman Levy, published in 1923 , consisting of famous operas done as humorous poems or song lyrics.