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T:The Two Magicians
B:One Hundred English Folksongs, Ed C Sharp, ISBN 0-486-23192-5
Z:C J Sharp
F:http://www.folkinfo.org/songs
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G |c2 B d d B |c3 G2 E |F2 D G G2 |
w:O She look'd out of the win-dow as white as an-y 
(C3C2) G |c2 B d d B |c3 G2 E |F2 D G G2 |
w:milk;_ But he look'd in-to the win-dow as black as an-y 
(C3C2) G |c2 B A2 G |F2 E D2 C |G3 G3 |
w:silk._ Hul-loa, hul-loa, hul-loa, hul-loa, you coal-black 
C3 E2 F |G3 A2 A |(D3D2) G |G G G G2 G |
w:smith! You have done me no harm_You nev-er shall change my 
A2 G G2 G |c2 c d2 B |(c3c2) G |c2 B d2 B |
w:maid-en name that I have kept so long;_ I'd rath-er die a 
c3 E2 F |G2 E C F G |A A G A2 F |D3D2 E/F/ |
w:maid. Yes but then she said, And be bur-ied all in my grave_than I'd 
G2 E/E/ G2 E |G2 E G2 E |G2 E G2 E |c3 e3 |
w:have such a nas-ty, husk-y, dusk-y, must-y, fust-y coal-black 
(c3c2) E |F2 G A2 HG |C3-C2 
w:smith. * A maid-en I will die.* 
G |c2 B d2 B |(c3 c2) G |c2 B d2 B |
w:Then she be-came a duck,_ A duck all on the 
(c3 c2) G |c2 B A2 G |F2 E D2 C |G2 G G2 G | (C3 C2) |]
w:stream;_ And he be-came a wa-ter-dog And fetch'd her back a- gain