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All around my hat, I will wear the green willow,

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And all around my hat, for a twelve-month and a day.

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And if anyone should ask me the reason why I'm wearin' it,

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It's all for my true love who's far, far, away

^DFare thee ^Awell cold ^Dwinter, and fare thee well cold ^Afrost. ^DOh nothing ^AI have ^Dgained, but my own true ^Elove have ^Alost. ^ASo sing and I'll be ^Dmerry, when occ^Gasion ^BmI do see- He's a ^Dfalse ^Adeluded ^Dyoung man, let him ^Ago, fare well ^Dhe.

^DAll aro^Aund my ^Dhat, I will wear the green ^Awillow, And a^Dll ar^Aound my ^Dhat, for a twelve-month ^Eand a ^Aday. ^AAnd if anyone should ^Dask me the r^Geason why I'm wearin' it, It's ^Dall f^Aor my ^Dtrue love who's ^Afar, far, ^Daway

^DNow the ^Aother day he ^Dbrought me a fine diamond ^Aring: ^Dbut he ^Athought to ^Ddeprive me of a far ^Efiner ^Athing. ^ABut I being ^Dcareful, as ^Gtrue lovers ought to ^Bmbe, He's a ^Dfalse ^Adeluded ^Dyoung man, let him ^Ago fare well ^Dhe.

^DAll aro^Aund my ^Dhat, I will wear the green ^Awillow, And a^Dll ar^Aound my ^Dhat, for a twelve-month ^Eand a ^Aday. ^AAnd if anyone should ^Dask me the r^Geason why I'm wearin' it, It's ^Dall f^Aor my ^Dtrue love who's ^Afar, far, ^Daway

^DTake a ^Aquarter pound of ^Dreason, and a half pound of ^Asense, A ^Dsmall ^Asprig of ^Dtime, and a ^Epinch of pru^Adence, ^ANow mix then all to^Dgether and ^Gyou will plainly ^Bmsee: He's a ^Dfalse ^Adeluded ^Dyoung man, let him ^Ago, fare well ^Dhe.

^DAll aro^Aund my ^Dhat, I will wear the green ^Awillow, And a^Dll ar^Aound my ^Dhat, for a twelve-month ^Eand a ^Aday. ^AAnd if anyone should ^Dask me the r^Geason why I'm wearin' it, It's ^Dall f^Aor my ^Dtrue love who's ^Afar, far, ^Daway

Steeleye Span - All around my hat