X:1
T:The Brisk Young Country Lady
T:The Accomplished Young Lady
S:Miss Edith Sebbage, Trotton, Sussex, 1911; learned from her mother, Mrs Stemp.
Z:Noted by Miss D J Marshall
B:Journal of the Folk-Song Society, vol V (19), 1915, 129
L:1/8
Q:1/4=100
M:4/4
K:C
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w:It's of a brisk_ young coun-try la-dy,
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w:Up to Lon-don she did go;
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w:She fell in love with a jol-ly sai-lor, 
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w:His can-vas trou-sers_ as white as snow.