1. Here we come a-wassailing, among the leaves of green;
Here we come a-wandering, so fairly to be seen.
[Chorus:]
Our jolly wassail, our jolly wassail,
Love and joy come to you and to our wassail bough;
Pray God bless you, and send you a happy New Year.
2. We are not daily beggars, that beg from door to door;
We are the neighbours' children, whom you have seen before. [Chorus]
3. I have a little purse, it is made of leather skin;
I want a little sixpence, to line it well within. [Chorus]
4. Bring us out the table, and spread it with the cloth;
Bring us out the bread and cheese, and a bit of your Christmas loaf. [Chorus]
5. God bless the master of this house, and the mistress too;
Also the little children, which round the table grew. [Chorus]
Wassail Bough Lyrics
Wassail Bough Lyrics
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1. Here we come a-wassailing, among the leaves of green;
Here we come a-wandering, so fairly to be seen.
[Chorus:]
Our jolly wassail, our jolly wassail,
Love and joy come to you and to our wassail bough;
Pray God bless you, and send you a happy New Year.
2. We are not daily beggars, that beg from door to door;
We are the neighbours' children, whom you have seen before. [Chorus]
3. I have a little purse, it is made of leather skin;
I want a little sixpence, to line it well within. [Chorus]
4. Bring us out the table, and spread it with the cloth;
Bring us out the bread and cheese, and a bit of your Christmas loaf. [Chorus]
5. God bless the master of this house, and the mistress too;
Also the little children, which round the table grew. [Chorus]
Here we come a-wandering, so fairly to be seen.
[Chorus:]
Our jolly wassail, our jolly wassail,
Love and joy come to you and to our wassail bough;
Pray God bless you, and send you a happy New Year.
2. We are not daily beggars, that beg from door to door;
We are the neighbours' children, whom you have seen before. [Chorus]
3. I have a little purse, it is made of leather skin;
I want a little sixpence, to line it well within. [Chorus]
4. Bring us out the table, and spread it with the cloth;
Bring us out the bread and cheese, and a bit of your Christmas loaf. [Chorus]
5. God bless the master of this house, and the mistress too;
Also the little children, which round the table grew. [Chorus]