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Roaring winds that rocked the crow	A
High in his eyrie	B
All night long and to and fro	A
Swung the cedar and drove the snow	A
Out of the North have ceased to blow	A
And dawn breaks fiery	B
Sing Ho a song of the winter dawn	C
When the air is still and the clouds are gone	C
And the snow lies deep on hill and lawn	C
And the old clock ticks 'Tis time 't is time	D
And the household rises with many a yawn	C
Sing Ho a song of the winter dawn	C
Sing Ho	A
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II	E
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Deep in the East a ruddy glow	A
Broadens and brightens	F
Glints through the icicles row on row	A
Flames on the panes of the farmhouse low	A
And over the miles of drifted snow	A
Silently whitens	F
Sing Ho a song of the winter sky	G
When the last star closes its icy eye	G
And deep in the road the snow drifts lie	G
And the old clock ticks ' T is late 't is late	H
And the flame on the hearth leaps red leaps high	G
Sing Ho a song of the winter sky	G
Sing Ho	A
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III	E
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Into the heav'n the sun comes slow	A
All red and frowsy	F
Out of the shed the muffled low	A
Of the cattle comes and the rooster's crow	A
Sounds strangely distant beneath the snow	A
And dull and drowsy	F
Sing Ho a song of the winter morn	I
When the snow makes ghostly the wayside thorn	I
And hills of pearl are the shocks of corn	I
And the old clock ticks Tick tock tick tock	J
And the goodman bustles about the barn	K
Sing Ho a song of the winter morn	I
Sing Ho	A
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IV	G
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Now to their tasks the farmhands go	A
Cheerily cheerily	A
The maid with her pail her cheeks aglow	A
And blowing his fist the man with his hoe	A
To trample a path through the crunching snow	A
Merrily merrily	A
Sing Ho a song of the winter day	L
When ermine capped are the stacks of hay	L
And the wood smoke pillars the air with gray	L
And the old clock ticks To work lo work	M
And the goodwife sings as she churns away	L
Sing Ho a song of the winter day	L
Sing Ho	A

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