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Current song lyrics
when in the springtime of the year<br />when the trees are crowned with leaves<br />when the ash and oak and the birch and yew<br />are dressed in ribbons fair<br /><br />when owls call the breathless moon<br />in the blue veil of the night<br />the shadows of the trees appear<br />amidst the lantern light<br /><br />chorus:<br />now we've been rambling all the night<br />and some time of this day<br />now returning back again<br />we bring a garland gay<br /><br />who will go down to the shady groves<br />and summon the shadows there<br />and tie a ribbon on those sheltering arms<br />in the springtime of the year<br /><br />the songs of birds seem to fill the wood<br />that when the fiddler plays<br />all their voices can be heard<br />long past their woodland days<br /><br />chorus<br /><br />and so they linked their hands and danced<br />round circles and in rows<br />and so the journey of the night descends<br />when all the shades are gone<br /><br />a garland gay we bring you here<br />and at your door we stand<br />it is a sprout well budded out<br />the work of our lord's hand<br /><br />chorus twice
New song lyrics
when in the springtime of the year<br />when the trees are crowned with leaves<br />when the ash and oak and the birch and yew<br />are dressed in ribbons fair<br /><br />when owls call the breathless moon<br />in the blue veil of the night<br />the shadows of the trees appear<br />amidst the lantern light<br /><br />chorus:<br />now we've been rambling all the night<br />and some time of this day<br />now returning back again<br />we bring a garland gay<br /><br />who will go down to the shady groves<br />and summon the shadows there<br />and tie a ribbon on those sheltering arms<br />in the springtime of the year<br /><br />the songs of birds seem to fill the wood<br />that when the fiddler plays<br />all their voices can be heard<br />long past their woodland days<br /><br />chorus<br /><br />and so they linked their hands and danced<br />round circles and in rows<br />and so the journey of the night descends<br />when all the shades are gone<br /><br />a garland gay we bring you here<br />and at your door we stand<br />it is a sprout well budded out<br />the work of our lord's hand<br /><br />chorus twice
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