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T35452 WE marched out of Gloucester the 19th of June, / Colours being flying and soldiers in full bloom, My heart was stole away by Capt. Barnard's grenadier. Roxburghe Ballads Editor None None None None Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 3: 596 Captain Barnard's Grenadier. Captain Barnard's Grenadier. Captain Barnard's Grenadier. ?-?

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WE marched out of Gloucester the 19th of June, Colours being flying and soldiers in full bloom, Little did I think that my true-love was so near, My heart was stole away by Captain Barnards grenadier. My father and my Mother confind me in a room, I jumpd out of the window and I went into the town, It was my good fortune to meet with my dearest dear My heart was stole away by Captain Barnards grenadier. My love goes to the Captian so valiant and so bold He is clothed, all in scarlet, and laced round with go[ld] I washd my love his linen, to please my dearest dear, My heart was stole away by Captain Barnards grenadie[r.] The lads loves the music our Captain does command, They play such pleasant tunes all on our royal band; They playd the sweetest marches that ever I did hear When I was in the grove with Captain Barnards grena- dier. Tis in came Timothy Clayton with his all wooing drum, He swore hed kissd the bonniest girl that was in all the room; With his shoes as black as jet hes powderd from ear to ear, Yet she swore shed go along, with Captain Barnards, grenadier.
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