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WT2008 Searching for lambswords and tune traditional English
arranged by Douglas Cook
SATB
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WordsSearching for lambs
As I went out one May morning, one May morning betime,
What makes you rise so soon my dear, your journey to pursue?
I’m going to feed my father’s flock, his young and tender lambs,
O stay, o stay you handsome maid and rest a moment here,
How gloriously the sun doth shine, how pleasant is the air,
For I am thine and thou art mine, no man shall uncomfort thee, traditional English song
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