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Feb 15, 2020 6 min

False False [Arr. Grave Cover Trad. JUNE TABOR

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A track I was introduced to by ADRIAN EVANS back in 1992. I have not heard the song since but periodically sing it from time to time. Now, I have decided to record it. It is slightly different to the traditional folk but hopefully has the same heart. I don't expect anyone to know this song or to like it or to share it as it is such a unique folk song that only true folk lovers will understand - enjoy FALSE FALSE False, false have you been to me, my love Oh, when did you change your mind? Ah, but since you've laid your love on another fair maid I'm afraid that you're no more mine I was climbing to a tree that was too high for me Asking for fruit where there weren't any grew I've been lifting warm water out beneath cold clay And against the stream I was rowing But I mean to climb up some higher, higher tree And harry a white snowflake's nest And down shall I fall, ay, without any fear To the arms that love me best

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