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There was a lady lived in a hall	A
Large of her eyes and slim and tall	A
And ever she sung from noon to noon	B
Two red roses across the moon	B
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There was a knight came riding by	C
In early spring when the roads were dry	C
And he heard that lady sing at the noon	B
Two red roses across the moon	B
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Yet none the more he stopp'd at all	A
But he rode a gallop past the hall	A
And left that lady singing at noon	B
Two red roses across the moon	B
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Because forsooth the battle was set	D
And the scarlet and blue had got to be met	D
He rode on the spur till the next warm noon	B
Two red roses across the moon	B
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But the battle was scatter'd from hill to hill	E
From the windmill to the watermill	E
And he said to himself as it near'd the noon	B
Two red roses across the moon	B
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You scarce could see for the scarlet and blue	E
A golden helm or a golden shoe	E
So he cried as the fight grew thick at the noon	B
Two red roses across the moon	B
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Verily then the gold bore through	E
The huddled spears of the scarlet and blue	E
And they cried as they cut them down at the noon	B
Two red roses across the moon	B
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I trow he stopp'd when he rode again	F
By the hall though draggled sore with the rain	G
And his lips were pinch'd to kiss at the noon	B
Two red roses across the moon	B
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Under the may she stoop'd to the crown	H
All was gold there was nothing of brown	H
And the horns blew up in the hall at noon	B
Two red roses across the moon	B

William Morris

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