X:1251
T: Gaily the Troubadour
C: Thomas H. Bayly 1820
%D: 1820
%R: air, march
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
N: Thomas H. Bayly (1797-1839) was an English poet and writer (songs, journal articles, novels, etc.).
N: He was born in Bath, moved to Dublin where he became known as a writer, then moved back to England.
S: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Haynes_Bayly
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 2/4
L: 1/8
F:http://roaringjelly.org/~jc/music/book/GoldenBookOfFavoriteSongs/1251_Gaily_the_Troubadour.abc 2024-11-30 192541 UT
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w: 1.~Gai-ly the Trou-ba-dour touch'd his gui-tar, When he was hast-en-ing home from the war.
w: 2.~She for the Trou-ba-dour hope-less-ly wept; Sad-ly she tho't of him when oth-ers slept.
w: 3.~Hark 'twas the Trou-ba-dour breath-ing her name, Un-der the bat-tle-ment soft-ly he came;
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w: Sing-ing: "From Pal-es-tine hith-er I come, La-dy love, la-dy love, Wel-come me home!"
w: Sing-ing: "In search of thee would I might roam, Trou-ba-dour, Trou-ba-dour, come to thy home!"
w: Sing-ing: "From Pal-es-tine hith-er I come, La-dy love, la-dy love, Wel-come me home!"
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