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Fool's Round / Puzzlejug
03:50
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COME IN COME IN
COME IN COME IN YOU TRAVELLERS ALL / THAT MOVE BY LAND OR SEA
THE NIGHT HAS COME THE DAY IS DONE / SIT DOWN AND TAKE YOUR EASE
THE SKY IS BLACK /THE COLD DOTH CRACK, / BUT HERE A FIRE BURNS BRIGHT
COME IN COME AND / TURN YOUR BACK / UPON THE STORMY NIGHT
COME IN COME IN YOU TRAVELLERS ALL / THERE’S PLENTY HERE TO SPARE
WE’VE TALES AND TUNES TO LIFT THE GLOOM / AND DRIVE AWAY DULL CARE
THE STORM AND WIND CANNOT GET IN / AND SHADOWS FLEE FROM LIGHT
COME IN COME IN OUT OF THE WIND / SECURE FROM WINTERS BITE
Chorus
And Oh / and Oh / we’ll pass the Wassail bowl
Inside it’s safe and warm / Outside its dark and cold.
COME IN COME IN AND LET US SING / WE’LL MAKE THE RAFTERS QUAKE
THE GUITAR STRINGS, THE BELLOWS, & / THE DRUM ‘N’ STRUM WILL SHAKE
THERE ARE NO LAWS INSIDE THESE DOORS / BUT THOSE TO MAKE YOU LAUGH
COME IN COME IN A FIRE ROARS / COME SIT BEFORE THE HEARTH
THE LORDS ALL IN THEIR GILDED HALLS / THEY DRINK FROM CUPS OF GOLD
WHILST WE POOR BEGGARS AT THE DOOR / MUST SHIVVER IN THE COLD
WE DON’T NEED SCRAPES FROM OFF THEIR PLATES / NOR CRUMBS FROM OFF THE FLOOR
COME IN COME IN A WELCOME WAITS / AND WHO COULD ASK FOR MORE?
------- AND l WHO COULD l ASK FOR l MORE? (rpt)
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Longdog / Poacher's Run
05:12
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White Bread & Whiskey
Oh, I asked for water, she brought me fuel
Oh, I asked for water, she brought me fuel
Oh, I asked her for water, and she brought me fuel Why do pretty woman have to be so cruel?
Oh, the church bell tollin', an’ the hearse drives slow
Oh, the church bell tollin', an’ the hearse drives slow Oh, the church bell tollin', an’ the hearse drives slow
I hope my baby always have to go?
Oh, tell me baby, when are you coming back home?
Oh, tell me baby, when are you coming back home?
Oh, tell me baby, when are you coming back home? I love you, baby but you've been gone too long
White bread and whiskey, and a heart of stone
White bread and whiskey, and a heart of stone
White bread and whiskey, and a heart of stone
Why do pretty women, want to be alone?
Oh, I asked for water, she brought me fuel
Oh, I asked for water, she brought me fuel
Oh, I asked her for water, and she brought me fuel Why do pretty woman have to be so cruel?
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(Up the) Dilly Dancer
02:58
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Instrumental
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Tomorrow Night
06:47
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TOMORROW NIGHT
WILL YOU SEE ME, TOMORROW NIGHT?
WHEN THE DAY IS OVER, AND THE STARS SHINE BRIGHT?
AND THE BAND IS PLAYING, ‘IRENE GOODNIGHT’,
WILL YOU SEE ME, TOMORROW NIGHT?
I KNOW YOU’RE LEAVING, YOU CANNOT STAY,
YOU SAY I HURT YOU, WHEN I WENT AWAY.
NOW THE CUP IS EMPTY, YOU’LL SAY GOODBYE
BUT WILL YOU SEE ME, TOMORROW NIGHT.
CH
I’LL BE YOUR SHOULDER, WHEN TIMES ARE BAD,
I’LL MAKE YOU HAPPY, WHEN YOU’RE FEELING SAD,
I’LL BE YOUR SHELTER, WHEN THE STORM IS NIGH,
IF YOU’LL SEE ME, TOMORROW NIGHT.
CH
I’LL BE YOUR PILLOW, WHERE YOU REST YOUR HEAD,
AND WHEN YOU’RE HUNGRY, I’LL BRING YOU BREAD,
I’LL BRING YOU WATER, WHEN YOUR WELL RUNS DRY
IF YOU’LL SEE ME TOMORROW NIGHT.
CH
IN DARKEST EVENING, I’LL BE YOUR LIGHT,
WE’LL BE TOGETHER, WHEN THE TIME IS RIGHT,
AND IF I ASK YOU, THEN YOU JUST MIGHT,
SO WILL YOU SEE ME, TOMORROW NIGHT?
YES I’LL SEE YOU, TOMORROW NIGHT,
WHEN THE DAY IS OVER, AND THE STARS SHINE BRIGHT.
AND THE BAND IS PLAYING, ‘IRENE GOODNIGHT’,
THAT’S WHEN I’LL SEE YOU, TOMORROW NIGHT.
IRENE GOODNIGHT IRENE, IRENE GOODNIGHT.
GOODNIGHT IRENE GOODNIGHT IRENE,
I’LL KISS YOU IN MY DREAMS (RPT)
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Traditional Graffiti Sydney, Australia
Formally performing as the Wheeze & Suck Band,
Ian 'The Pump' Macintosh, Johnny 'Red Tips' Milce, and Nigel
'Muddy' Walters formed the Traditional Graffiti Band in 2018 to continue and expand upon the Wheezer's music and performance style.
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