: Gm : (10x)Dm C Am Dm C A Dm Past time with good company I love, and shall until I dieDm C Am Dm C A Dm Grutch who lust, but none deny So God be pleased, thus live will IDm C F Dm C F C Am For my pastance Hunt, sing and dance My heart is set;Dm C F Dm C F C A Dm : Dm : All goodly sport For my comfort Who shall me let?Dm C Am Dm C A Dm Youth must have some dalliance Of good or ill some pastanceDm C Am Dm C A Dm Company methinks then best All thoughts and fancies to digestDm C F Dm C F C Am For idleness is chief mistress Of vices all;Dm C F Dm C F C A Dm : Dm : then who can say But mirth and play Is best of all?: Dm : C Am : Dm C : A Dm : Dm : C Am : Dm C : A A :: Dm : Dm : Gm : Gm : Gm : F Gm : Gm : Gm : Gm : F F : Gm : Gm :Dm C Am Dm C A Dm Past time with good company I love, and shall until I dieDm C Am Dm C A Dm Grutch who lust, but none deny So God be pleased, thus live will IDm C F Dm C F C Am For my pastance Hunt, sing and dance My heart is set;Dm C F Dm C F C A Dm : Dm : All goodly sport For my comfort Who shall me let?Dm C Am Dm C A Dm Company with honesty Is virtue, vices to flee;Dm C Am Dm C A Dm Company is good and ill But every man hath his free willDm C F Dm C F C Am The best ensue The worst eschew; My mind shall beDm C F Dm C F C A Dm Virtue to use Vice to refuse Thus shall I use me...
Past Times With Good Company
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