I'LL SAIL UPON THE DOG-STAR ALK Holland haw rightly described this “tant Words by wordes": song from A Foot's Preferment (1088) as & Music by TOM DURFEY “‘belitiant Dravare effort." It calls for a 0 HENRY PURCELL floxibie volce and a vigorous, Arranged by SYDNEY NORTHCOTE joally- ited rhyth VOICE Tl sail up-on the dog - star ~*~ PIANO. sail up-on the dog-star And then pur-sue the mora-ing, and then pur-sue, and then pur-sue the NS NSS a e £ morn-ing; Til chase.... the moon till it be noon, T'll_chase.... the moontillit be noon, but I'll make, Ill make her leave her Horn - ing. Til climb the fros-ty => i Copyright 1958 by Boosey & Co Ltd, B.& H.1712910 moun - tain, I'll climb the fros- ty - tain and there Tl coin SE the... rain- bow from the the... rain - bow from the sky and tiv, ; : 7 and tie both ends to - go-ther. Ba H. 17129u stars pluck from their orbs too, the stars pluck from their orbs too, And nf ap ee crowd them in my budget. AndwhetherIma roar - = ing boy, let all, . the na - tion judge it. ad B&H. 17120