Pleasant And Delightful-Moulton Morris Men

[ti:Pleasant And Delightful] [ar:Moulton Morris Men] [al:Where The Pavement Ends] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Pleasant And Delightful - Moulton Morris Men [00:03.27]'Twas pleasant and delightful one midsummer's morn [00:06.59]To view the fine meadows all covered with corn [00:12.84]And the blackbirds and thrushes sang on every green spray [00:17.62]And the larks they sang melodious at the dawning of the day [00:32.94]And the larks they sang melodious and the larks they sang melodious [00:43.87]And the larks they sang melodious at the dawning of the day [01:01.58]A sailor and his true love were walking one day [01:06.86]Said the sailor to his true love [01:09.67]I'm bound far away [01:13.05]I'm bound for the Indies where load cannons do roar [01:20.51]I must go and leave you Nancy you're the girl I adore [01:33.15]I must go and leave you Nancy I must go and leave you Nancy [01:45.32] [01:47.56]I must go and leave you Nancy you're the girl that I adore [01:59.93]The ring from off her finger she instantly drew [02:07.19]Saying Take this dearest Willie and me heart will go too [02:14.14]And as she embraced her tears from her eyes fell [02:20.65]Saying May I go along with you [02:26.82]Oh no me love farewell [02:29.30]Saying May I go along with you - saying [02:39.82]May I go along with you [02:46.47]Saying May I go along with you [02:53.71]Oh no me love farewell [02:59.48]So fare thee well my dearest Nancy [03:02.60]I'm bound far away [03:05.68]The ship is a-waiting out there in the bay [03:11.58]The anchor is hoisted she waits the next flowing tide [03:19.03]And if ever I return again [03:25.48]I will make you my bride [03:32.31]And if ever I return again and if ever I return again [03:46.98]And if ever I return again I will make you my bride