Tonalité : B minor
Verse 1
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5, 4, 3, 2,
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Em
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Laughed every goblin when
they spied a beeping
Came towards a hobbling,
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flying, running, leaping
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Puffing and blowing, chuckling,
clapping, crowing
Clucking and gobbling,
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mopping and mowing
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Full of lairs and grazes, pulling rye faces
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Dib your grimaces, cat -like and gnawing
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Look at our apples russet and done
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Bobbered our cherries,
bite at our peaches,
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Dm
Pears red with basking out in the sun
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Plums on their twigs,
pluck them and suck them,
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Dm
Pomegranates feast
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Good folk, said Lizzie,
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mindful of Jeannie,
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Give me much and many,
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she tossed them her penny.
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Nay, take a seat with us, honour,
and eat with us,
they aren't so grinning.
Dm
Our feast is but beginning,
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Am
nay, take a seat with us, honour,
and eat with us,
they aren't so grinning.
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Our feast is but beginning.
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Am
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Such fruits as these,
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no man can carry.
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Half their bloom would fly,
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half their dew would dry,
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half their flavour would pass by.
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Nay, take a seat with us, honour,
and eat with us, they answer grinning,
Dm
our feast is just beginning.
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Am
Nay, take a seat with us, honour,
and eat with us, they answer, grinning,
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our feast is but beginning
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Thank you,
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said Lizzie,
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but one waits at home for me
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If you won't sell me any,
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give me back my penny,
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I'd toss you for a fee
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They began to scratch their fates,
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no longer whacking, purring,
but visibly demurring,
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grunting and snarling
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One called a proud,
cross -grained, uncivil,
their tongues waxed loud,
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their looks were evil, lashing their tails
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They trod and fustled her,
elbowed and jostled her,
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clawed with their nail
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Barking, mewing, hissing, mocking,
tore her gown and soiled her snuffing,
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twitched her hair out by the roots
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Stamped upon her tender feet,
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held her hands and squeezed
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their fruits
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Against her mouth to make her eat
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One may lead a horse to water,
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twenty cannot make him drink
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Though the goblins cuffed
and caught her,
chased and fought her,
Bullied and besought her,
scratched her,
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pinched her black as ink.
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They kicked her and knocked her,
mauled her and mocked her,
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Lizzy uttered not a word,
would not open lip from lip,
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Lest they should cram a mouthful in.
Dm
She laughed in heart to feel the drip
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of the syrup on her face,
Sludged in the dimples of her chin
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She would not open lip from lip
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Lest they should cram a mouthful in
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At last the evil people,
worn out by her resistance
Flung back a penny
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and vanished in the distance
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Some with ring and ripple,
dived into the brook
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Not leaving stone or chute,
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whatever route they took
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Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh,
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Oh Liz
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zie went her way
Knew not was it night or day
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Through threaded cops and dingle
She heard her petty jingle
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Not one gobbling scurried after
She was filled with inward laughter
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Her brave heart made her swiftly baste
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An urge to honk quite out of breath with haste
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