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X:1
T:A Catch that is Merry
C:Dr Hayes
M:6/8
L:1/8
K:Eb
I:score 1 2 3
I:linebreak $
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w:A catch that is mer-ry and gay,_ when voi-ces are right-ly in tune,_ will clear up the most gloo-my day,_ and turn a No-vem-ber to June,_
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w:come then my good friends let us try_ to ban-ish all sor-row and care,_ let no man com-plain he's a dry,_ when the bot-tle and glass are so near,_
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w:since mu-sic and wine thus a-gree_ leave rich-es to Clive the Na-bob, we're rich-er and hap-pier than he, who thus in a catch bear a bob._