This Ay Nicht
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This Ay Nicht
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This ay nicht, this ay nicht
Every nicht and all
Fire and sleet and candleleigt
And Christ receive thy soul
If ever thou gavest hosen or schon
Every nicht and all
The winnes shall prick thee to the bare bone
And Christ receive thy soul
If ever thou gavest hosen or schon
Every nicht and all
Then sit ye down and put them on
And Christ receive thy soul
When thou from hence away do fall
Every nicht and all
To brigger dread thou kommst at last
And Christ receive thy soul
This ay nicht, this ay nicht
Every nicht and all
Fire and sleet and candleleigt
And Christ receive thy soul
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Mediaeval Baebes performs "This Ay Nicht", and this lyric page sits inside the Mediaeval Baebes catalog on LyroVerse.
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