• Cupid the Pretty Ploughboy

    As I walked out one May morning when may was all in bloom I went into the meadows to taste the sweet perfume I went into the flowery fields to turn my head a while Where I saw Kilpit the pretty ploughing boy, who did my heart beguile.

  • God speed the plough

    Let the wealthy and great Roll in splendor and state, I envy them not, I declare it. I eat my own lamb, My chickens and ham, I shear my own sheep and I wear it.

  • Brisk Young Ploughboy

    Twas of a brisk young ploughboy, come listen to this refrain And join with me in chorus and sing the ploughboy’s praise. My song is of the ploughboy’s praise and unto you I’ll relate the same, He whistles and sings and drives his plough, the brave ploughboy.

  • As I Walked Out to Mow One Morn

    As I walked out to mow one morn, So early as I walked along, I heard a fair maid making her moan, She wept most bitterly.

  • Harvest Home

    Come ye men, come ye maidens, to the harvest feast today, Bring your sickles and your wagons, bring your hearts so light and gay; For the corn is ripe and golden, and the reapers' work is done, And we'll crown the year with gladness when the harvest home is won.

  • The Jolly Wagonner

    When first I went a-waggoning, a-waggoning I did go,I filled me parents’ hearts with sorrow, grief, and woe.And many are the hardships that