Come and see the Morris men,
Dancing, dancing down the glen,
May be eight or nine or ten;
Oh, hear the fiddler playing;
They're going to the Maying.

Shall we follow everywhere,
Till we reach the village fair,
Let us run, we'll soon be there;
Oh, hear the fiddler playing;
We're going to the Maying.

Then we must before we go,
Take a branch from off the sloe.
Fairest blossom, white as snow;
Oh, hear the fiddler playing;
We're off to join the Maying.

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Source: Singing Together, Summer 1971, BBC Publications

Notes:
Welsh. English words by Gordon Hitchcock.

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