. Folk-songs of English origin collected in the Appalachian Mountains . 22 THE TWO CROWS. 1. There were two crows sat on a tree, Lardy hip tie hoddy ho hoThere were two crows sat on a tree,And they were black as crows could be. Lardy hardy hip tie hoddy ho ho 2. The old he-crow said to his mate:What shall we have to-day to eat? 3. There lies a horse in yonders lane,Whose body has not long been slain. 4. Well press our feet on his breast-bone,And pick his eyes out one by one. 23 THE TWO CROWS. &U Allegretto. IT iJypirp^Nagg £&i \i >j-i ^ r>\i- p J*p \%i ]*■* 1. There were two crows sat on

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. Folk-songs of English origin collected in the Appalachian Mountains . 22 THE TWO CROWS. 1. There were two crows sat on a tree, Lardy hip tie hoddy ho hoThere were two crows sat on a tree,And they were black as crows could be. Lardy hardy hip tie hoddy ho ho 2. The old he-crow said to his mate:What shall we have to-day to eat? 3. There lies a horse in yonders lane,Whose body has not long been slain. 4. Well press our feet on his breast-bone,And pick his eyes out one by one. 23 THE TWO CROWS. &U Allegretto. IT iJypirp^Nagg £&i \i >j-i ^ r>\i- p J*p \%i ]*■* 1. There were two crows sat on a tree, Lar-dy_ hip tiehod-dv ho fluff n . i ^— ^T~n± I =1= =he

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