Tim Smith’s Spratleys Rats
Tim Smith’s Spratleys Rats
Tim Smith’s Spratleys Rats
Tim Smith’s Spratleys Rats
Tim Smith’s Spratleys Rats
Tim Smith’s Spratleys Rats
Tim Smith’s Spratleys Rats
Tim Smith’s Spratleys Rats
Tim Smith’s Spratleys Rats
Tim Smith’s Spratleys Rats
Tim Smith’s Spratleys Rats
Tim Smith’s Spratleys Rats
It seems me that the corn does push already
I have not a most pleasure in the world
Pleasure in the world
The field has by me a thousand charms
I have not a most pleasure in the world
Pleasure in the world
And how is the man who you did speak
We shall have a fine weather to day
And there is some foggy
I fear of the thunderbolt
Which please, which charm, the field has by me a thousand
I have not a most pleasure in the world
Pleasure in the world
Go us more fast never I was seen a so much bad beast
She did not vow to bring and they came
Good promise, only I did not believe her
Oh was written by Tim Smith.