December

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Charles Ives - Pop

December

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Last, for December, houses on the plain Ground floors to live in, logs heap'd mountain high Carpets stretched and newest games to try Torches lit, and gifts from man to man (Your host, a drunkard and a Catalan;) And whole dead pigs, and cunning cooks to ply Each throat with tit-bits that [shall]1 satisfy; And wine-butts of St. Galganu's brave span And be your coats well-lined and tightly bound And wrap yourselves in cloaks of strength and weight With gallant hoods to put your faces through And make your game of abject vagabond Abandoned miserable reprobate Misers; don't let them have a chance with you

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Credits

Writers
  • Charles Ives
  • Folgóre da San Gimignano
  • Dante Gabriel Rossetti