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Key: F

Genre: Folk

Harp Type: Chromatic

Skill: Beginner

Auld Lang Syne 3rd Harp

Key of F Major
This is the 3rd harpist’s part in “Auld Lang Syne Harp Quintet incl. DB"
and requires a 16 hole Key of C chromatic (Solo Tuned)
Range: E3 to D4

Tab Notations: 
none = blow    - = draw       * = button in
. = lower register (first four holes on 16 hole)
-.3__ = hold    1___-.3* = slide smoothly from one note to next 

Remember: -.2 and .2* are the same note. If you need a change in breath direction, this note is your opportunity.

3rd: -.3    -.3__  -.3 -.3   .4   -.3*   -.3 -.3*
 1.  Should auld__ ac-quaint-ance be___  for-got,
 2.  And    sure — ly you’ll buy  your_  pint cup!
 3.  We     two__ have run   a –  bout_  the slopes,
 4.  We     two__ have pad – dled in__  the stream,
 5.  And   there’s  a  hand  my   tru_- sty friend!

3rd: .4  -.3 -.3__ .4      -.3    -.3*_____ 
 1.  And nev-er___ brought  to    mind?____
 2.  And sur-ly___ I’ll     buy   mine!____
 3.  And pick-ed__ the    daisies fine;____
 4.  From mor-ning sun     till   dine;____
 5.  And give us a hand     o’    thine!___

3rd: -1_-.3* -.3___ .4 .4     -.3     -.3*_ -.3  -.3* 
 1.  Should_ auld__ ac-quaint-ance    be__ for - got,
 2.  And____ we’ll_ take  a   cup     of__ kind- ness  
 3.  But____ we’ve_ wan-dered many a  wear_-y    foot,
 4.  But____ seas__ be-tween  us      broad have roared,
 5.  And____ we’ll_ take  a   right   good –will draught

3rd: .4     -.3__-.3* 2*___2    2*________
 1.  And    days__ of auld lang syne._____
 2.  yet    for_____  auld lang syne._____
 3.  since  auld____  lang_____ syne._____
 4.  since  auld____  lang_____ syne._____
 5.  for    auld____  lang_____ syne._____

3rd: -.3* -.3_.4 .4__-.3 .4__ .4 .4    -.3* -.3__.4 .4__-.3 -.3*___
1-5. For  auld__ lang___ syne, my dear, for  auld___ lang___ syne.__
 
3rd: -1_-.3*-.3__ .4   .4   -.3  -.3*_ -.3  -.3*   .4  -.3_-.3*.2*_.2 .2*__
 1.  We’ll take__  a   cup  of   kind– ness yet,   for auld__ lang___ syne.   
 2.  We’ll take__  a   cup  of   kind– ness yet,   for auld__ lang___ syne.
 3.  We’ve wan__-dered man – y a wear– y    foot,  for auld__ lang___ syne. 
 4.  But   seas__  be- tween us  broad have roared, for auld_ lang___ syne.
 5.  And   we’ll_ take  a   right good –will draught for auld lang___ syne.
   
Optional Humorous last verse (from Garrison Keillor’s 2006 New Year's Eve Special): 

I think of all the great, high hearts 
I had when I was young!
And now who are these sad old farts
I find myself among?

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