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A tune put to the Cumberland dialect poem "It's Nobbut me"
from John Richardson's book "Cummerland Talk" (1871)
(Being Short Tales and Rhymes in the Dialect of that County)
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[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
Ya winter neet; I mind it weel,
Oor lads 'ed been at t' fell,
An' bein' tir't, went seun to bed,
An' I sat be messel.
I hard a jike on t' window pane,
An' deftly went to see;
Bit when I ax't 'Who's jiken theer?'
Says t' chap, 'It's nobbut me!'
[Verse 2]
'Who's me? says I, 'What want ye here?
Oor fwoak ur aw abed?' -
'I dunnet want your fwok at aw,
It's thee I want,' he said.
'What can t'e want wi' me,' says I;
'An' who the deuce can 't be?
Just tell me who it is an' then'
-Says he, 'It's nobbut me.'
[Verse 3]
'I want a sweetheart, an' I thowt
Thoo mebby wad an' aw;
I'd been a bit down t'deal to-neet,
An' thowt 'at I wad caw;
What, can t' like me dus t'e think?
I think I wad like thee'
-'I dunnet know who 'tis,' says I;
Says he, 'It's nobbut me.'
[Bridge]
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[Verse 4]
We pestit on a canny while,
I thowt his voice I kennt;
An' than I steall quite whisht away,
An' oot at t' dooer I went.
I creapp, an' gat 'im be t' cwoat laps,
'Twas dark, he cuddent see;
He startit roond, an' said, 'Who's that?'
Says I, 'It's nobbut me.'
[Verse 5]
An' meanny a time he come ageann,
An' menny a time I went,
An' said, 'Who's that 'at's jiken theer?'
When gaily well I kent;
An' mainly what t' seamm answer com,
Fray back o' t' laylick tree;
He sed, 'I think thoo knows who't is;
Thoo knows it's nobbut me.'
[Verse 6]
It's twenty year an' mair Sen than,
An' ups an' doons we've hed;
An' six fine barns hey blest us beath,
Sen Jim an' me war wed.
An' many a time I've known 'im steal,
When I'd yan on me knee,
To mak me start, an' than wad laugh
--'Ha! Ha! It's nobbut me.'
[Outro]
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