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    This document contains 3 short poems or songs from the Elizabethan era: 1. "Ah, Poor Bird" is about a bird flying above sorrow. 2. "Rose, Rose" questions whether a rose will ever be seen red again. 3. "Hey, Ho" is a cheerful song about having no home, food, drink or money.

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    This document contains 3 short poems or songs from the Elizabethan era: 1. "Ah, Poor Bird" is about a bird flying above sorrow. 2. "Rose, Rose" questions whether a rose will ever be seen red again. 3. "Hey, Ho" is a cheerful song about having no home, food, drink or money.

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    Ah Poor Bird Rose, Rose Hey Ho

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    This document contains 3 short poems or songs from the Elizabethan era: 1. "Ah, Poor Bird" is about a bird flying above sorrow. 2. "Rose, Rose" questions whether a rose will ever be seen red again. 3. "Hey, Ho" is a cheerful song about having no home, food, drink or money.

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    Ah Poor Bird/Rose, Rose/Hey Ho

    1. Ah, Poor Bird Anon. (Elizabethan)

    Voice 4
    Ah, poor bird, take thy flight, far a bove the sor rows of

    4
    2. Rose, Rose
    Vo.
    this dark night. Rose, rose, rose, rose, will I e ver see thee red?

    7
    Vo.
    Aye, mar ry that thou wilt, if thou but stay.

    9
    3. Hey, ho
    Vo.
    Hey, ho, no bo dy home, meat nor drink nor mo ney have I none,

    11
    Vo.
    Yet I will be me rry a ny how hey, ho, ho.

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