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Sir Eglamore
02:25
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Sir Eglamore, that valiant knight
Fa la, lanky down dilly
He took up his sword and he went to fight
Fa la, lanky down dilly
And as he rode o'er Hill and Dale
All Armed in a coat of Male
Fa la, la, la, la, la, la lanky down dilly
There leap'd a Dragon outof her Den
Had God slain knows how many men
But when she spied Sir Eglamore
Oh but you could heard her roar!
Then the trees began to shake,
Horses did tremble, Man did quake,
The birds betook them all a peeping
Oh! t'would have you fall a-weeping.
This Dragon had on a plaguey Hide
That cou'd the sharpest steel abide
No Sword cou'd enter her with cuts
Which vex'd the Knight unto the Guts.
As in Choler he did burn,
He watch'd the Dragon a great good turn
And as a Yawning she did fall
He thrust his Sword up Hilt and all.
Like a Coward she did fly
Unto her den which was hard by;
There she lay all night and roar's
The Knight was sorry for his Sword.
Riding away, he cried," I forsake it,
He that will fetch it, let him take it."
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Fields of My Dreaming
03:19
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Laverick Victoria, British Columbia
Laverick means "one who gets up in the morning and sings."
And I hope you enjoy my song.
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