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LEADER	A
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LET no cares now hover o'er us	B
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Let the wine unsparing run	C
Wilt thou swell our merry chorus	B
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Hast thou all thy duty done	C
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SOLO	D
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Two young folks the thing is curious	B
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Loved each other yesterday	E
Both quite mild to day quite furious	B
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Next day quite the deuce to pay	E
If her neck she there was stooping	F
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He must here needs pull his hair	G
I revived their spirits drooping	F
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And they're now a happy pair	G
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CHORUS	B
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Surely we for wine may languish	H
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Let the bumper then go round	I
For all sighs and groans of anguish	H
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Thou to day in joy hast drown'd	I
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SOLO	D
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Why young orphan all this wailing	F
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Would to heaven that I were dead	J
For my guardian's craft prevailing	F
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Soon will make me beg my bread	J
Knowing well the rascal genus	B
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Into court I dragg'd the knave	K
Fair the judges were between us	B
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And the maiden's wealth did save	K
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CHORUS	B
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Surely we for wine may languish	H
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Let the bumper then go round	I
For all sighs and groans of anguish	H
	-
Thou to day in joy hast drown'd	I
	-
SOLO	D
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To a little fellow quiet	L
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Unpretending and subdued	M
Has a big clown running riot	L
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Been to day extremely rude	M
I bethought me of my duty	N
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And my courage swell'd apace	O
So I spoil'd the rascal's beauty	N
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Slashing him across the face	O
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CHORUS	B
	-
Surely we for wine may languish	H
	-
Let the bumper then go round	I
For all sighs and groans of anguish	H
	-
Thou to day in joy hast drown'd	I
	-
SOLO	D
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Brief must be my explanation	C
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For I really have done nought	I
Free from trouble and vexation	C
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I a landlord's business bought	I
There I've done with all due ardour	G
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All that duty order'd me	N
Each one ask'd me for the larder	G
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And there was no scarcity	N
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CHORUS	B
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Surely we for wine may languish	H
	-
Let the bumper then go round	I
For all sighs and groans of anguish	H
	-
Thou to day in joy hast drown'd	I
	-
LEADER	G
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Each should thus make proclamation	C
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Of what he did well to day	I
That's the match whose conflagration	C
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Should inflame our tuneful lay	I
Let it be our precept ever	G
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To admit no waverer here	G
For to act the good endeavour	G
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None but rascals meek appear	G
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CHORUS	B
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Surely we for wine may languish	H
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Let the bumper then go round	I
For all sighs and groans of anguish	H
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We have now in rapture drown'd	I
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TRIO	G
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Let each merry minstrel enter	G
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He's right welcome to our hall	P
'Tis but with the self tormentor	G
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That we are not liberal	Q
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For we fear that his caprices	R
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That his eye brows dark and sad	I
That his grief that never ceases	S
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Hide an empty heart or bad	I
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CHORUS	B
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No one now for wine shall languish	H
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Here no minstrel shall be found	I
Who all sighs and groans of anguish	H
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Has not first in rapture drown'd	I

Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

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