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T:The White Hare
B:Kidson F, 1891, Traditional Tunes, Oxford, Taphouse and Son
Z:Frank Kidson
S:Mr Lolley
F:http://www.folkinfo.org/songs
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D |G2 F G2 A |B2 B B2 A |G2 E F2 ^D | E3 z2
w:Near How-den town, near How-den town as I have heard them tell,
 F |G2 F G2 A |B3 (B2 ^A) | (A2 g) f2 ^d | e3
w:There once was a white hare who_ used_ there to dwell;
 E2 F |G2 F G2 A |B3 (B2 ^A) | (B2 g) f2 ^d | e3 
w:She's been hunt-ed by grey-hounds and_ bea-*gles so fair, 
(e2 f) |g2 f e2 ^d |e3 E2 F |G2 A B2 c | d3
w:But_ ne'er a one a-mongst them could come near this white hare; 
 B2 A |B2 e e2 =f |e2 d B2 A |G2 E F2 ^D | E3-E2  |]
w:With my fol de del de roi de dol de lol de dol de lay! *