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T:Sumer Is I-Cumen In
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"1"f2 e d2 e|f2 f edc|"2"A2 A B2 G|A3 z2 z|
w:Su-mer is i-cu-men in,__ Lhu-de sing Cuc-cu!
"3"F2 A G2 B|A2 A G2 F|"4"A2 c d2 d|c3 z2 z|
w:Grow-eth sed, and blow-eth med, and spring-eth w-de nu.
f3 d3|f3 z2 z|c2 A B2 G|A2 c B2 A|
w:Sing Cuc-cu! Aw-e blet-eth aft-er lombe, Lhouth
F2 A G2 E|F3 z2 z|A2 A G2 B|c2 c d2 e|
w:aft-er cal-ve cu; Bul-luc stert-eth, buck-e vert-eth
f2 e d2 e|f3 z2 z|c3 d3|c3 B2A|
w:Mur-ie sing Cuc-cu, Cuc-cu, Cuc-cu!_
F2 A B2 G|A3 B2 c|A2 c G2 E|F3 z2 z:|
w:Wel sing-es thu Cuc-cu, Ne swik thu nev-er nu.
P:Ground
"5"F,3G,3|F,3G,2A,|"6"C3B,3|C3 z2 z:|
w:Sing Cuc-cu, nu sing Cuc-cu.
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W:Sumer is icumen in, Lhude sing Cuccu!
W:Groweth sed, and bloweth med, and springeth wde nu.
W:Sing Cuccu!
W:Awe bleteth after lombe,
W:Lhouth after calve cu;
W:Bulluc sterteth, bucke verteth
W:Murie sing Cuccu, Cuccu, Cuccu!
W:Wel singes thu Cuccu,
W:Ne swik thu never nu.
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Further Information About Sumer Is I Cumen In
Song Notes
The song is the oldest known musical round with English words.
Folk song references:
Song to be found in the following collection(s):
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