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X:1
T:1,2,3,4
% NFF Book 2009
S:collected from Eileen McCoy, 'Apple Isle Fiddler'
Z:transcribed by Stuart Graham & Fred Pribac
B:Fred Pribac & Stuart Graham, Tasmanian Dance Tunes, Cygnet Folk Festival, 2000
O:Australia, Tas, Gunns Plains
R:Set Tune
M:2/4
L:1/16
K:G
|:"G"D2DD G2GG|B2BB d2B2|"D7"cdcB A2d2|"G"BcBAG4|
"G"D2DD G2GG|B2BB d2B2|"D7"cdcB ADEF|"G"G4-G4:|
K:C
|:"C"e2z2 "G7"d4|"C"c4-c2EF|G2E2 c2E2|"G7"FGFE D4|d2dd d2c2|1
B4-B2A2|G2G2 A2G2|"C"E4-E4:|2B2z2 z2A2|G2G2 A2B2|"C"c4-c4||

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== Additional Information ==
Additional information may be available on the following people or
organisations associated with the collection of this tune:<br>
| [[austtradpeople:Eileen McCoy|Eileen McCoy]] | [[austtradpeople:Fred Pribac|Fred Pribac]] | [[austtradpeople:Stuart Graham|Stuart Graham]] | 

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