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The Mountain Streams

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Sheet Music for "The Mountain Streams"The Mountain Streamssong= 100With my dog and gun through the blooming heather,To seek for pastime I took my way,Where I spied a lovely fair maid,And her charms invited me a while to stay.I said: My dear, you will find that I love you,Tell me your dwelling, and your name also.Excuse my name, and you'll find my dwelling nearThe mountain streams where the moorcocks crow.I said: My dear, if you'll wed a rover,My former raking I will leave aside.Here is my hand, and I'll pledge my honour,And if you'll prove constant, I'll make you my bride.But if my parents knew that I loved a rover,Great afflictions I would undergo,So I'll stay at home for another season nearThe mountain streams where the moorcocks crow.Farewell thee darling for another season,I hope we'll meet again in yon moorland vale.And when we meet, we'll embrace each other.I will pay attention to your lovesick tale.Then it's hand in hand we'll join together,And I will take you to yon harbour low,Where the linnet sings her note so pleasing nearThe mountain streams where the moorcocks crow.Discography: De Danann I (Dolores Keane)Transcription: id:hn-song-29History:Slow, free rhythm
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About this tune

The Mountain Streams is a three-part song in A Dorian, written in 3/4 time. The tune contains about 46 bars and spans from A-9 to E16. Slow, free rhythm

ABC notation for The Mountain Streams

c (c{dcA}G) | A2 (A2{BA}G2) | (E3{FE}D) C A, | (C3D)E2 |
(G3{AG}ED2) | HE4(d{ed}c) | (A3{BA}G) (E{FE}D) |
(C3EG2) | E4 (D{ED}C) | A, A, HA,2(c{dcA}G) |
(A4{BA}G2) | (E3{FE}D) (CA,) | (C3D)E2 | (G4{AG}ED) |
HE4d d/{ed}c/ | (A3{BA}G) E D | C3 (EG2) |
E4 (D{ED}C) | A, A, HA,2 ||
E2 | (A3{BA}G) E2 | A4 ^c d | (e4{fe}d2) | ^c2{d^c}A2 B2 |
A{BA}G HE2D2 | ({D}E3) A ({B}c2) | (B2{cB}A2) ^c d |
(e4{fe}d2) | (^c{d^c}A4B) | HA4 ||
(EF) | (GA2{BA}G) E2 | (G3{AG}ED2) | (E3{FE}D) C A, | C3 D E2 |
(G3{AG}ED2) | E4(d{ed}c) | (A3{BA}G) (E{FE}D) |
(C3EG2) | E4 (D{ED}C) | A, A, HA,2 ||
W:With my dog and gun through the blooming heather,
W:To seek for pastime I took my way,
W:Where I spied a lovely fair maid,
W:And her charms invited me a while to stay.
W:I said: My dear, you will find that I love you,
W:Tell me your dwelling, and your name also.
W:Excuse my name, and you'll find my dwelling near
W:The mountain streams where the moorcocks crow.
W:
W:I said: My dear, if you'll wed a rover,
W:My former raking I will leave aside.
W:Here is my hand, and I'll pledge my honour,
W:And if you'll prove constant, I'll make you my bride.
W:But if my parents knew that I loved a rover,
W:Great afflictions I would undergo,
W:So I'll stay at home for another season near
W:The mountain streams where the moorcocks crow.
W:
W:Farewell thee darling for another season,
W:I hope we'll meet again in yon moorland vale.
W:And when we meet, we'll embrace each other.
W:I will pay attention to your lovesick tale.
W:Then it's hand in hand we'll join together,
W:And I will take you to yon harbour low,
W:Where the linnet sings her note so pleasing near
W:The mountain streams where the moorcocks crow.