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T:The Young Servant Man
T:The Two Affectionate Lovers
B:Broadwood, L, 1908, English Traditional Songs and Carols, London, Boosey
N:Reprinted by EP Publishing Limited, Rowman & Littlefield, Totowa, New Jersey, 1974
Z:Lucy Broadwood
S:Mr Walter Searle, 1901
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w:It's of a dam-sel both fair and hand-some (These lines are true_ as I've been told.)
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w:Near the banks of Shan-non, in a lof-ty man-sion, Her fa-ther gar-ner'd great stores of gold.  
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w:Her hair was black as a ra-ven's fea-ther, Her form and fea-tures oh! des-cribe who can? 
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w:But still it's a fol-ly be-longs to Nat-ure, she fell in love with a ser-vant man.
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