Songs of the Ridings by F. W. (Frederic William) Moorman
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A weddin', a woo,
A clog an' a shoe, A pot full o' porridge; away we go! A Yorkshire Wedding-Rhyme. Thoo mun hod on tight, my darlin', We've mony a beck to cross; Twix' thy father's hoose an' mine, love, There's a vast o' slacks an' moss. But t' awd mare, shoo weant whemmle(1) Though there's twee on her back astride; Shoo's as prood as me, is Snowball, Noo I's fetchin' heame my bride. A weddin', a woo, A clog an' a shoe, A pot full o' porridge; away we go! Gow! but I feel sae leetsome, Sin I've lived to see this day; My heart is like a blackbod's Efter a shoor i' May. I' t' sky aboon nea lairock Has sae mich reet to sing As I have, noo I've wedded T' lile lass o' Fulsa Ing. A weddin', a woo, A clog an' a shoe, A pot full o' porridge; away we go! |
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