Robin Hood

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Oh, there's many one sings of the 
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grass, the grass
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And many one sings of the corn
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But those that sing of good Robin 
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Hood
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Know little where he was born

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Oh, William was large of limb and 
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life and come 'pon he'd agreed
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And he has gone to Earl Richard 
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to serve for a meat and fee

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Earl Richard had one daughter 
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dear, the fairest in the land
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And William he has courted her, 
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to ask her for her hand

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Oh, would my father should get 
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word what's passed 'tween you and me
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Before that he should eat or 
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drink, he'd hang you to a tree
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When nine months they were at an 
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end and eight months they were gone
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Young William took his lady fair 
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unto the wood alone

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For he was large of limb and life
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 and held her in his arms
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She's born to him a fine young 
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son among the leaves so green

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When night was gone, the day did 
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come, the sun began to peep
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Up and raised the Earl Richard 
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out of your drowsy sleep

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He called upon his merry men by 
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one, by two, by three
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Oh, what has come of my daughter 
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dear, that she's not come to me

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They sought her fore, they sought 
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her back, they sought her up and 
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down
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They found her in the good green 
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wood, nursing a fine young son

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Earl Richard took the baby boy and
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 kissed him tenderly
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"Though I would see your father 
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hung, your mother's dear to me"

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He kissed him once and twice 
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again, "My grandson I thee claim
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And Robin Hood in the good green 
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wood, and that shall be your name"

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Oh, there's many one sings of the 
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grass, the grass
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And many one sings of the corn
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But those that sing of good Robin 
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Hood
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Know little where he was born