Misc Traditional - Widecombe fair

^GTom Pearce Tom Pearce lend ^Dme your grey ^Gmare ^GAll along ^Emdown along ^Dout along lee For ^GI want to go down to ^DWidecombe ^CFair Wi’ ^GBill ^CBrewer ^GJan ^CStewer ^GPeter ^CGurney ^GPeter ^CDavy ^GDan’l ^CWhiddon ^GHarry ^CHawk ^GOld ^CUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall Old ^EmUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall

^GAnd when shall I see again ^Dmy old grey ^Gmare ^GAll along ^Emdown along ^Dout along lee By ^GFriday soon or ^DSaturday ^Cnoon Wi’ ^GBill ^CBrewer ^GJan ^CStewer ^GPeter ^CGurney ^GPeter ^CDavy ^GDan’l ^CWhiddon ^GHarry ^CHawk ^GOld ^CUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall Old ^EmUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall

^GSo they harnessed and bridled the ^Dold grey ^Gmare ^GAll along ^Emdown along ^Dout along lee And ^Goff they drove to ^DWidecombe ^Cfair Wi’ ^GBill ^CBrewer ^GJan ^CStewer ^GPeter ^CGurney ^GPeter ^CDavy ^GDan’l ^CWhiddon ^GHarry ^CHawk ^GOld ^CUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall Old ^EmUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall

^GThen Friday came and ^DSaturday ^Gsoon ^GAll along ^Emdown along ^Dout along lee Tom ^GPearce’s old mare hath ^Dnot trotted ^Chome Wi’ ^GBill ^CBrewer ^GJan ^CStewer ^GPeter ^CGurney ^GPeter ^CDavy ^GDan’l ^CWhiddon ^GHarry ^CHawk ^GOld ^CUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall Old ^EmUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall

^GSo Tom Pearce he got up to the ^Dtop of the ^Ghill ^GAll along ^Emdown along ^Dout along lee And he ^Gsees his old mare ^Damaking her ^Cwill Wi’ ^GBill ^CBrewer ^GJan ^CStewer ^GPeter ^CGurney ^GPeter ^CDavy ^GDan’l ^CWhiddon ^GHarry ^CHawk ^GOld ^CUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall Old ^EmUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall

^GTom Pearce’s old mare her ^Dtook sick and ^Gdied ^GAll along ^Emdown along ^Dout along lee And ^GTom he sat down on a ^Dstone and he ^Ccried Wi’ ^GBill ^CBrewer ^GJan ^CStewer ^GPeter ^CGurney ^GPeter ^CDavy ^GDan’l ^CWhiddon ^GHarry ^CHawk ^GOld ^CUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall Old ^EmUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall

^GBut this isn’t the end of this ^Dshocking af^Gfair ^GAll along ^Emdown along ^Dout along lee Nor ^Gthough they be dead of the ^Dhorrid ca^Creer Of ^GBill ^CBrewer ^GJan ^CStewer ^GPeter ^CGurney ^GPeter ^CDavy ^GDan’l ^CWhiddon ^GHarry ^CHawk ^GOld ^CUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall Old ^EmUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall

^GWhen the wind whistles cold on the ^Dmoor of a ^Gnight ^GAll along ^Emdown along ^Dout along lee Tom ^GPearce’s old mare doth ap^Dpear ghastly ^Cwhite Wi' ^GBill ^CBrewer ^GJan ^CStewer ^GPeter ^CGurney ^GPeter ^CDavy ^GDan’l ^CWhiddon ^GHarry ^CHawk ^GOld ^CUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall Old ^EmUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall

^GAnd all the long night be heard ^Dskirling and ^Ggroans ^GAll along ^Emdown along ^Dout along lee From Tom ^GPearce’s old mare and her ^Drattling ^Cbones And from ^GBill ^CBrewer ^GJan ^CStewer ^GPeter ^CGurney ^GPeter ^CDavy ^GDan’l ^CWhiddon ^GHarry ^CHawk ^GOld ^CUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall Old ^EmUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall

^GBut this isn’t the end of this ^Dshocking af^Gfair ^GAll along ^Emdown along ^Dout along lee Nor ^Gthough they be dead of the ^Dhorrid ca^Creer Of ^GBill ^CBrewer ^GJan ^CStewer ^GPeter ^CGurney ^GPeter ^CDavy ^GDan’l ^CWhiddon ^GHarry ^CHawk ^GOld ^CUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall Old ^EmUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall

^GWhen the wind whistles cold on the ^Dmoor of a ^Gnight ^GAll along ^Emdown along ^Dout along lee Tom ^GPearce’s old mare doth ap^Dpear ghastly ^Cwhite Wi' ^GBill ^CBrewer ^GJan ^CStewer ^GPeter ^CGurney ^GPeter ^CDavy ^GDan’l ^CWhiddon ^GHarry ^CHawk ^GOld ^CUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall Old ^EmUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall

^GAnd all the long night be heard ^Dskirling and ^Ggroans ^GAll along ^Emdown along ^Dout along lee From Tom ^GPearce’s old mare and her ^Drattling ^Cbones And from ^GBill ^CBrewer ^GJan ^CStewer ^GPeter ^CGurney ^GPeter ^CDavy ^GDan’l ^CWhiddon ^GHarry ^CHawk ^GOld ^CUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall Old ^EmUncle Tom ^DCobley and ^Gall