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| Song Name: |
English Country Garden |
By: |
Jimmy Rogers |
| Posted By: |
aussie |
Difficulty: |
Beginner |
| Key: |
C |
Genre: |
General |
| Harp Type: |
Diatonic |
Audio: |
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| Created: |
2007-10-30 22:10:06 |
Modified: |
2007-10-31 01:10:56 |
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| | Fav Count: | 7 |
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| Song: |
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How many gentle flowers grow in an English
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Country Gar-den
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I`ll tell you now of some that I know and those
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I miss I hope you`ll par-don
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Daffodils, hearts, season Flocks, meadow sweet
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and lillies, Stocks,gentle lupin and tall holly
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hocks, roses, Fox gloves, snow-drops, forget-me-
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nots in an English Country Gar-den
2.
How many insects find their home in an English
Country garden
I`ll tell you now of some that I know and those
I miss you`ll surely pardon
Dragon-flies, moths and bees, spiders falling
from the trees, butter-flies sway in the mild,
gentle breeze, there are Hedge-hogs that roam
and little gnomes in an English Country Garden
3.
How many song-birds make their nests in an
English Country Garden
I`ll tell you now of some that I know and those
I miss you`ll surely pardon
Babbling coo-cooing doves,Robins and the warbling
Thrush blue-bird,lark, finch and nighting-gale,
We all smile in the spring when the birds begin
to sing, in an English Country Garden |
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