| Well, a plowman dresses fine, he drinks strong ale and wine
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| And the best of tobacco he does smoke
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| Pretty maids don’t think amiss a plowman for to kiss
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| For his breath is as sweet as the rose, the rose
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| For his breath is as sweet as the rose
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| Well, a plowman in his shirt completely does his work
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| And so loudly to the little boy does call
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| Saying, «Be nimble and be quick with the swishing of your stick»
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| And so merrily he rattles them along, along
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| And do merrily he rattles them along
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| When our shears are shod, to the blacksmith off we trod
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| And so loudly to the blacksmith we do call
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| Saying, «Be nimble and be quick, throw your blows in thick»
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| And so merrily he’ll swing his hammer 'round, around
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| And so merrily he’ll swing his hammer 'round
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| When our shears are done, to the alehouse we do run
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| And so loudly to the landlord we do call
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| Saying, «Bring to us some beer, for while I am here»
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| A plowman is always running dry, dry
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| A plowman is always running dry |