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Test 1

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Quelle: https://www.newtonfamilysingers.org/jacks-blog/october-12th-20141


X:577
T:The water is wide
C:anon.
O:Scotland
Z:Transcribed by Frank Nordberg - http://www.musicaviva.com
F:http://abc.musicaviva.com/tunes/scotland/the-water-is-wide.abc
M:C
L:1/8
K:F
z A (3GFG|"F"A4-"Bb"AG (3FFD|"F"C4 z2 FE|
w:The wat-er is wide,_ I can-not get o'er, Neith-er
"Dm"F4-FG A(B/A/)|"Gm"G4-"C"GG AB|"Am"c4-cB/A/ G<F|
w:have_ I wings to_ fly._ Give me a boat_ that can car-ry
"Bb"A4-AG FD|"C7"C4-CC (3DFG|"F  Bb"F8-|"F"F4|]
w:two,_ and both shall cross,_ my true love and I.
W:
W:The water is wide, I cannot get o'er,
W:Neither have I wings to fly.
W:Give me a boat that can carry two,
W:and both shall cross, my true love and I.
W:
W:I leaned back against an oak,
W:Thinking it was a mighty tree,
W:But first it bent and then it broke,
W:So did my love prove false to me.
W:
W:I put my hand on some soft bush,
W:Thinking the sweetest flower to find,
W:I pricked my finger to the bone,
W:And left the sweetest flower behind.
W:
W:Oh, love is handsome and love is kind,
W:Gay as a jewel when it's new,
W:But love grows old and waxes cold,
W:And fades away like morning dew.
W:
W:The water is wide...

Test 2

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% Generated more or less automatically by swtoabc by Erich Rickheit KSC
X:1
T:The Water is Wide
M:4/4
L:1/4
K:G
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 d3 c/2c/2| BA/2-G/2 B2-| B A G E| D3 D| E G G2-| G||

Test 3

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X:133
T:Water Is Wide, The
R:song
D:Humdingers
D:Niamh Parsons
Z:id:hn-song-133
M:4/4
L:1/8
Q:1/4=70
K:G
D G/G/A | B4-B A/A/ GE | D4-D
D GF | G4-G (G/A/) Bc | A4-A
A Bc | d4-d c/B/ AG | B4-B
A GE | D4-D D GF | G4-G ||
W:The water is wide, and I can't swim over,
W:and neither have I wings to fly,
W:Build me a boat that can carry two,
W:And both shall row, my love and I.
W:
W:There is a ship and she sails the sea,
W:She's loaded deep as deep can be,
W:But not so deep as the love I'm in,
W:I know not how to sink or swim.
W:
W:I leaned my back against an oak,
W:Thinking it was the strongest tree,
W:But first it bent and then it broke,
W:And that's the way love treated me.
W:
W:For love is handsome and love is fine,
W:The sweetest flower that ever grew, *
W:But love grows old and waxes cold,
W:And fades away like summer dew.
W:
W:When salt sea turns far inland,
W:And mussels grow on every tree,
W:When cockle shells make Christmas bells,
W:Then would I lose my love for thee.
W:
W:* or: And love's a jewel, when first it's new,