Misc Traditional - The oak king and the holly king

^CO’er 6 long moons the O^Gak King ru^Cled ^CAs breath lay on the la^Fnd Now his ^Fday is d^Gone and his t^Cime is go^Amne And the Ho^Clly King ru^Gles the la^Cnd And the Ho^Clly King ru^Gles the la^Cnd The Ho^Clly King rules the la^Gnd Now his d^Fay is d^Gone and his t^Cime is g^Amone And the Ho^Clly King ru^Gles the la^Cnd

At yu^Cle so chill the s^Gun stood st^Cill ^CAnd the Oak King came to po^Fwer As we da^Fnced the w^Gay for the li^Cght of d^Amay Of the b^Cud, the l^Geaf, the fl^Cower Of the b^Cud, the l^Geaf, the fl^Cower Of the b^Cud, the leaf, the fl^Gower As we da^Fnced the w^Gay for the l^Cight of ^Amday Of the b^Cud, the l^Geaf, the fl^Cower

In the gro^Cund the Ho^Glly King l^Cay ^CHealing wounds he’d won that d^Fay As the da^Fys grew l^Gong, the ho^Clly grew st^Amrong Till the daw^Cning ^Gof the M^Cay Till the daw^Cning ^Gof the M^Cay Till the da^Cwning of the M^Gay As the da^Fys grew l^Gong, the ho^Clly grew st^Amrong Till the daw^Cning ^Gof the M^Cay

And the s^Cun rose high in a brig^Ghtening s^Cky In Ju^Cne the Holly King Ro^Fse At Li^Ftha h^Ge was the str^Conger t^Amree And the O^Cak King ^Ghe lay l^Cow And the O^Cak King ^Ghe lay l^Cow And the O^Cak King he lay l^Gow A Lit^Fha he^G was the stro^Cnger tr^Amee And the O^Cak King ^Ghe lay l^Cow

Now u^Cntil the yule the H^Golly King ru^Cles And the da^Cys grow short ag^Fain But the Oak King^F’s st^Grong and it ^Cwon’t be l^Among ‘Till the y^Cule brings b^Gack his re^Cign ‘Till the y^Cule brings b^Gack his re^Cign ‘Till the y^Cule brings back his re^Gign But the Oak King^F’s st^Grong and it ^Cwon’t be l^Among ‘Till the y^Cule brings b^Gack his re^Cign

So the sea^Csons t^Gurn ar^Cound And we d^Craw life from the gr^Found But the se^Fasons t^Gurn. From t^Chem we le^Amarn By nat^Cure ^Gwe are b^Cound By nat^Cure ^Gwe are b^Cound By nat^Cure we are bo^Gund But the sea^Fsons t^Gurn. From t^Chem we l^Amearn By nat^Cure ^Gwe are b^Cound