Misc Traditional - Here we come a wassailing

^DHere we come a wassailing, among the ^A7leaves so ^Dgreen ^GHere we ^Dcome a ^A7wandering, so ^Emfair to be ^Aseen.

^A7Love and ^Djoy ^Gcome to ^Dyou, ^Aand to ^Dyou your ^Gwassail ^Dtoo ^A7And God ^Dbless ^B7you, and ^Emsend ^A7you, a ^Dhappy New ^AYear. ^A7And God ^Dsend ^B7you a ^Emhappy ^ANew ^DYear.

^DOur wassail cup is made of the ^A7rosemary ^Dtree ^GAnd so ^Dis your ^A7beer, of the ^Embest bar^Aley.

^A7Love and ^Djoy ^Gcome to ^Dyou, ^Aand to ^Dyou your ^Gwassail ^Dtoo ^A7And God ^Dbless ^B7you, and ^Emsend ^A7you, a ^Dhappy New ^AYear. ^A7And God ^Dsend ^B7you a ^Emhappy ^ANew ^DYear.

^DWe are not daily beggars, that beg from ^A7door to ^Ddoor ^GBut we are ^Dneighbors' ^A7children, whom ^Emyou have seen be^Afore.

^A7Love and ^Djoy ^Gcome to ^Dyou, ^Aand to ^Dyou your ^Gwassail ^Dtoo ^A7And God ^Dbless ^B7you, and ^Emsend ^A7you, a ^Dhappy New ^AYear. ^A7And God ^Dsend ^B7you a ^Emhappy ^ANew ^DYear. ^DGood master and good mistress as you ^A7sit by the ^Dfire ^GPray think of us ^Dpoor ^A7children, are ^Emwandering in the ^Amire.

^A7Love and ^Djoy ^Gcome to ^Dyou, ^Aand to ^Dyou your ^Gwassail ^Dtoo ^A7And God ^Dbless ^B7you, and ^Emsend ^A7you, a ^Dhappy New ^AYear. ^A7And God ^Dsend ^B7you a ^Emhappy ^ANew ^DYear.

^DWe have a little purse, made of ^A7ratching leather ^Dskin ^GWe want some of your ^Dsmall ^A7change, to ^Emline it well with^Ain.

^A7Love and ^Djoy ^Gcome to ^Dyou, ^Aand to ^Dyou your ^Gwassail ^Dtoo ^A7And God ^Dbless ^B7you, and ^Emsend ^A7you, a ^Dhappy New ^AYear. ^A7And God ^Dsend ^B7you a ^Emhappy ^ANew ^DYear.

^DCall up the Butler of this house, put ^A7on his golden ^Dring ^GLet him bring us a ^Dglass of ^A7beer, and the ^Embetter we shall ^Asing.

^A7Love and ^Djoy ^Gcome to ^Dyou, ^Aand to ^Dyou your ^Gwassail ^Dtoo ^A7And God ^Dbless ^B7you, and ^Emsend ^A7you, a ^Dhappy New ^AYear. ^A7And God ^Dsend ^B7you a ^Emhappy ^ANew ^DYear.

^DBring us out a table, and ^A7spread it with a ^Dcloth ^GBring us out a ^Dmoldy ^A7cheese, and ^Emsome of your Christmas ^Aloaf.

^A7Love and ^Djoy ^Gcome to ^Dyou, ^Aand to ^Dyou your ^Gwassail ^Dtoo ^A7And God ^Dbless ^B7you, and ^Emsend ^A7you, a ^Dhappy New ^AYear. ^A7And God ^Dsend ^B7you a ^Emhappy ^ANew ^DYear.

^DGod bless the Master of this house, like^A7wise the Mistress ^Dtoo ^GAnd all the ^Dlittle ^A7children, that ^Emround the table ^Ago.

^A7Love and ^Djoy ^Gcome to ^Dyou, ^Aand to ^Dyou your ^Gwassail ^Dtoo ^A7And God ^Dbless ^B7you, and ^Emsend ^A7you, a ^Dhappy New ^AYear. ^A7And God ^Dsend ^B7you a ^Emhappy ^ANew ^DYear.