Squire of High Degree- old woman (Eng) c.1825 Moseley
[No location provided. Single stanza with music in JFSS, I (1904), p. 253. This dates surely to the 1700s-- when informants mother learned it. Charlotte Moseley was a composer and arranger,
R. Matteson 2018]
"Squire of High degree." Sung by Miss Carr Moseley; learned from old lady born c. 1800, who learned it from her mother.
There was a Squire of high degree,
Bow down, Bow down,
There was a Squire of high degree
As the bough doth bend to me.
There was a Squire of high degree,
And he had daughters, one, two, three,
And I'll be true to my true love,
If my love will be true to me
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