Nothing Else to Do.

Nothing Else to Do.Copied by permission ofRussell & Tolman, 192 Washington St., Boston,owners of the copyright.The summer is ended, the harvest is gone,I’ve mowed all my meadows, I’ve housed all my corn;And sweet Katie’s cottage stood fair to my view,And so I went a courting, I’d nothing else to do.Nothing else to do,Nothing else to do,And so I went a courting,For I’d nothing else to do.I met my sweet Katie, and down we did sit,And there we commenced a murmuring chat,I told her I loved her, to try if she loved too,I kiss’d her sweet lips, for I’d nothing else to do.Nothing else to do, &c.Oh, down to yonder village we straight took our way,We met Father Hagan so honest and gay;I gave him his fees to make one of us two,And so we got married, we’d nothing else to do.Nothing else to do, &c.And now I’m married, and live in content,And those I left behind me, I leave to lament;I love my parents and friends, that is true,And somebody else, when I’ve nothing else to do.Nothing else to do, &c.’Tis well to remember and bear in mind,A constant companion is hard for to find;And when you find one that is constant and true,Cherish her even if you’ve something else to do.Nothing else to do, &c.

Copied by permission ofRussell & Tolman, 192 Washington St., Boston,owners of the copyright.

The summer is ended, the harvest is gone,I’ve mowed all my meadows, I’ve housed all my corn;And sweet Katie’s cottage stood fair to my view,And so I went a courting, I’d nothing else to do.Nothing else to do,Nothing else to do,And so I went a courting,For I’d nothing else to do.I met my sweet Katie, and down we did sit,And there we commenced a murmuring chat,I told her I loved her, to try if she loved too,I kiss’d her sweet lips, for I’d nothing else to do.Nothing else to do, &c.Oh, down to yonder village we straight took our way,We met Father Hagan so honest and gay;I gave him his fees to make one of us two,And so we got married, we’d nothing else to do.Nothing else to do, &c.And now I’m married, and live in content,And those I left behind me, I leave to lament;I love my parents and friends, that is true,And somebody else, when I’ve nothing else to do.Nothing else to do, &c.’Tis well to remember and bear in mind,A constant companion is hard for to find;And when you find one that is constant and true,Cherish her even if you’ve something else to do.Nothing else to do, &c.

The summer is ended, the harvest is gone,I’ve mowed all my meadows, I’ve housed all my corn;And sweet Katie’s cottage stood fair to my view,And so I went a courting, I’d nothing else to do.Nothing else to do,Nothing else to do,And so I went a courting,For I’d nothing else to do.I met my sweet Katie, and down we did sit,And there we commenced a murmuring chat,I told her I loved her, to try if she loved too,I kiss’d her sweet lips, for I’d nothing else to do.Nothing else to do, &c.Oh, down to yonder village we straight took our way,We met Father Hagan so honest and gay;I gave him his fees to make one of us two,And so we got married, we’d nothing else to do.Nothing else to do, &c.And now I’m married, and live in content,And those I left behind me, I leave to lament;I love my parents and friends, that is true,And somebody else, when I’ve nothing else to do.Nothing else to do, &c.’Tis well to remember and bear in mind,A constant companion is hard for to find;And when you find one that is constant and true,Cherish her even if you’ve something else to do.Nothing else to do, &c.

The summer is ended, the harvest is gone,I’ve mowed all my meadows, I’ve housed all my corn;And sweet Katie’s cottage stood fair to my view,And so I went a courting, I’d nothing else to do.Nothing else to do,Nothing else to do,And so I went a courting,For I’d nothing else to do.

The summer is ended, the harvest is gone,

I’ve mowed all my meadows, I’ve housed all my corn;

And sweet Katie’s cottage stood fair to my view,

And so I went a courting, I’d nothing else to do.

Nothing else to do,

Nothing else to do,

And so I went a courting,

For I’d nothing else to do.

I met my sweet Katie, and down we did sit,And there we commenced a murmuring chat,I told her I loved her, to try if she loved too,I kiss’d her sweet lips, for I’d nothing else to do.Nothing else to do, &c.

I met my sweet Katie, and down we did sit,

And there we commenced a murmuring chat,

I told her I loved her, to try if she loved too,

I kiss’d her sweet lips, for I’d nothing else to do.

Nothing else to do, &c.

Oh, down to yonder village we straight took our way,We met Father Hagan so honest and gay;I gave him his fees to make one of us two,And so we got married, we’d nothing else to do.Nothing else to do, &c.

Oh, down to yonder village we straight took our way,

We met Father Hagan so honest and gay;

I gave him his fees to make one of us two,

And so we got married, we’d nothing else to do.

Nothing else to do, &c.

And now I’m married, and live in content,And those I left behind me, I leave to lament;I love my parents and friends, that is true,And somebody else, when I’ve nothing else to do.Nothing else to do, &c.

And now I’m married, and live in content,

And those I left behind me, I leave to lament;

I love my parents and friends, that is true,

And somebody else, when I’ve nothing else to do.

Nothing else to do, &c.

’Tis well to remember and bear in mind,A constant companion is hard for to find;And when you find one that is constant and true,Cherish her even if you’ve something else to do.Nothing else to do, &c.

’Tis well to remember and bear in mind,

A constant companion is hard for to find;

And when you find one that is constant and true,

Cherish her even if you’ve something else to do.

Nothing else to do, &c.


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