X:92011050
T:RVW2/1/105 Maria Martin
F:http://www.vwml.org/record/RVW2/1/105
C:Sung by Mr. Burrage at 'Rushills', Capel, Surrey, April/August 1908
Z:Transcribed by Lewis Jones and Simon Furey.
L:1/4
Q:"(Editorial suggestion)" 1/4=80
M:4/4
K:Edor
"^1st verse only" G/F/ | E E E/D/ E/F/ | G2 A d | B3/2 A/ G F | E3 |
B | B E E D | G2 A d | B3/2 A/ G F | E3 |
B/c/ | d d d e/d/ | d A/G/ G G | A B c B | B3 |
B | B E E D | G2 A d | B3/2 A/ G F | E3||
|:"^all other verses" B | B E E D | G2 A d | B3/2 A/ G F |E3 :|
B/c/ | d d d e/d/ | d A/G/ G G | A B c B | B3 |
B | B E E D | G2 A d | B3/2 A/ G F | E3 |]
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%%This is a well-known broadside. A version can be found, for example, in Roy Palmer's
%%"Everyman's Book of English Country Songs" as item 61 on page 115. Roy Palmer's rendition,
%%and the broadside texts, indicate that the structure of the tune is AABA. Thus this 
%%transcription differs from the MS; instead it records in full what the transcribers believe
%%RVW intended. The assumption is that the collector's notes are a shorthand, and were never
%%intended as a score to be used directly for public performance.
%%endtext