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==Original text and translations==
==Original text and translations==
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'''1. Amyntas and his love '''
'''1. Amyntas and his love '''
Amyntas told me of his love  
Amyntas told me of his love
And how fair Phyllis faithless proves  
And how fair Phyllis faithless proves
So I to treat with Phyllis hied  
So I to treat with Phyllis hied
And she, fair temptress, made reply:  
And she, fair temptress, made reply:
“Ah! Bollocks to Amyntas!  
“Ah! Bollocks to Amyntas!
He never took me to The Ivy.  
He never took me to The Ivy.
Bollocks to Amyntas!  
Bollocks to Amyntas!
He never bought me diamonds  
He never bought me diamonds
Geoffrey has a BMW,  
Geoffrey has a BMW,
A Rolex Oyster  
A Rolex Oyster
And a penthouse flat.”  
And a penthouse flat.”


'''2. The Barman '''
'''2. The Barman '''
A woman goes into a bar  
A woman goes into a bar
And asks for a double entendre  
And asks for a double entendre
So the barman gives her one.  
So the barman gives her one.


'''3. Capitalism'''  
'''3. Capitalism'''
Peter bought a three-bed semi it cost him four-
Peter bought a three-bed semi it cost him four-
one; he sold it a year later for five-two.  
one; he sold it a year later for five-two.
Carol and Andy spent seven-five on their barn  
Carol and Andy spent seven-five on their barn
conversion, they added a conservatory and  
conversion, they added a conservatory and
sold it for nine-one.  
sold it for nine-one.
John paid four-five-seven for his Chelsea flat;  
John paid four-five-seven for his Chelsea flat;
he’s just had it valued at half as much again.  
he’s just had it valued at half as much again.
Whereas I bought a home for my family - and  
Whereas I bought a home for my family - and
we lived in it.  
we lived in it.


'''4. Dumb Animals '''
'''4. Dumb Animals '''
Who’s a lovely doggie?  
Who’s a lovely doggie?
Isn’t he a lovely doggie?  
Isn’t he a lovely doggie?
Aren’t you a lovely doggie?
Aren’t you a lovely doggie?
Don’t you? Don’t you?  
Don’t you? Don’t you?
Who’s a lovely boy then?  
Who’s a lovely boy then?
Who’s a lovely doggie then?  
Who’s a lovely doggie then?
Who’s a clever doggie?  
Who’s a clever doggie?
Isn’t he a clever doggie?  
Isn’t he a clever doggie?
Aren’t you a clever doggie?  
Aren’t you a clever doggie?
Brighter than your Mummy?  
Brighter than your Mummy?
Aren’t you? Aren’t you?  
Aren’t you? Aren’t you?
Brighter than your Mummy?  
Brighter than your Mummy?
Though that isn’t saying much.  
Though that isn’t saying much.


'''5. Estuarial'''  
'''5. Estuarial'''
We wen’ aht last Friday an’ ‘ad a few larfs  
We wen’ aht last Friday an’ ‘ad a few larfs
I saw my mate Tracey, and she was like,  
I saw my mate Tracey, and she was like,
“There’s a new bar opened in West Street.
“There’s a new bar opened in West Street.
How cool is that? Are you coming there later?”  
How cool is that? Are you coming there later?”
And I was like, “Yeah, right!”  
And I was like, “Yeah, right!”
That is SO not gonna happen.  
That is SO not gonna happen.
It’s just same old same old, innit?  
It’s just same old same old, innit?


'''6. Footie'''  
'''6. Footie'''
Why do we support this crew?  
Why do we support this crew?
The manager’s a dozy prat,  
The manager’s a dozy prat,
We should be playing 4-4-2  
We should be playing 4-4-2
With Cole out wide and Smith up front.  
With Cole out wide and Smith up front.


Now we’re dropping way too deep  
Now we’re dropping way too deep
One nil up and twenty minutes more  
One nil up and twenty minutes more
The effing referee’s gone to sleep  
The effing referee’s gone to sleep
They’ve missed - oh no! - he’s bound to…  
They’ve missed - oh no! - he’s bound to…
aarrgghh!}}
aarrgghh!}}


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Editor: F. L. Dunkin Wedd (submitted 2011-10-13).   Score information: A4, 16 pages, 419 kB   Copyright: Personal
Edition notes:

General Information

Title: Modern Madrigals Book One
Composer: F. L. Dunkin Wedd

Number of voices: 4vv   Voicing: SATB

Genre: Secular, Madrigal

Language: English
Instruments: A cappella

First published: 2004
Description: 

External websites:

Original text and translations

English.png English text

1. Amyntas and his love
Amyntas told me of his love
And how fair Phyllis faithless proves
So I to treat with Phyllis hied
And she, fair temptress, made reply:
“Ah! Bollocks to Amyntas!
He never took me to The Ivy.
Bollocks to Amyntas!
He never bought me diamonds
Geoffrey has a BMW,
A Rolex Oyster
And a penthouse flat.”

2. The Barman
A woman goes into a bar
And asks for a double entendre
So the barman gives her one.

3. Capitalism
Peter bought a three-bed semi it cost him four-
one; he sold it a year later for five-two.
Carol and Andy spent seven-five on their barn
conversion, they added a conservatory and
sold it for nine-one.
John paid four-five-seven for his Chelsea flat;
he’s just had it valued at half as much again.
Whereas I bought a home for my family - and
we lived in it.

4. Dumb Animals
Who’s a lovely doggie?
Isn’t he a lovely doggie?
Aren’t you a lovely doggie?
Don’t you? Don’t you?
Who’s a lovely boy then?
Who’s a lovely doggie then?
Who’s a clever doggie?
Isn’t he a clever doggie?
Aren’t you a clever doggie?
Brighter than your Mummy?
Aren’t you? Aren’t you?
Brighter than your Mummy?
Though that isn’t saying much.

5. Estuarial
We wen’ aht last Friday an’ ‘ad a few larfs
I saw my mate Tracey, and she was like,
“There’s a new bar opened in West Street.
How cool is that? Are you coming there later?”
And I was like, “Yeah, right!”
That is SO not gonna happen.
It’s just same old same old, innit?

6. Footie
Why do we support this crew?
The manager’s a dozy prat,
We should be playing 4-4-2
With Cole out wide and Smith up front.

Now we’re dropping way too deep
One nil up and twenty minutes more
The effing referee’s gone to sleep
They’ve missed - oh no! - he’s bound to…
aarrgghh!

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