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T:The Jolly Waggoner
B:Everyman's Book of English Country Songs, Ed Roy Plamer, ISBN 0-460-12048-1
S:Mr Rose, landlord of Bridge Inn, Acle Norfolk, 14.4.1908
Z:Ralph Vaughan Williams, MS I 34(2)
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w:When_ first I was a wagg-'ner And a wagg-'ner I did go, I  
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w:filled my par-ents' hearts_ full of sor-row, grief and woe; I
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w:filled my par-ents' hearts_ full of sor-row, grief and woe_ So sing 
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w:whoa, my lads, sing whoa_ Drive_ on, my lads, heigh-o; There is
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w:none can lead a life_ Like we jol-ly wagg'-ners do._ So sing
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w:  whoa, my lads, sing whoa, Drive on, my lads, heigh-o; There is 
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w:none can lead a life_ like we jol-ly wagg-'ners do