AUVERGNAT

AUVERGNAT

Therewas a man was half a clown(It’s so my father tells of it).He saw the church in Clermont townAnd laughed to hear the bells of it.He laughed to hear the bells that ringIn Clermont Church and round of it;He heard the verger’s daughter sing,And loved her for the sound of it.The verger’s daughter said him nay;She had the right of choice in it.He left the town at break of day:He hadn’t had a voice in it.The road went up, the road went down,And there the matter ended it.He broke his heart in Clermont town,At Pontgibaud they mended it.

Therewas a man was half a clown(It’s so my father tells of it).He saw the church in Clermont townAnd laughed to hear the bells of it.He laughed to hear the bells that ringIn Clermont Church and round of it;He heard the verger’s daughter sing,And loved her for the sound of it.The verger’s daughter said him nay;She had the right of choice in it.He left the town at break of day:He hadn’t had a voice in it.The road went up, the road went down,And there the matter ended it.He broke his heart in Clermont town,At Pontgibaud they mended it.

Therewas a man was half a clown(It’s so my father tells of it).He saw the church in Clermont townAnd laughed to hear the bells of it.

Therewas a man was half a clown

(It’s so my father tells of it).

He saw the church in Clermont town

And laughed to hear the bells of it.

He laughed to hear the bells that ringIn Clermont Church and round of it;He heard the verger’s daughter sing,And loved her for the sound of it.

He laughed to hear the bells that ring

In Clermont Church and round of it;

He heard the verger’s daughter sing,

And loved her for the sound of it.

The verger’s daughter said him nay;She had the right of choice in it.He left the town at break of day:He hadn’t had a voice in it.

The verger’s daughter said him nay;

She had the right of choice in it.

He left the town at break of day:

He hadn’t had a voice in it.

The road went up, the road went down,And there the matter ended it.He broke his heart in Clermont town,At Pontgibaud they mended it.

The road went up, the road went down,

And there the matter ended it.

He broke his heart in Clermont town,

At Pontgibaud they mended it.


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