Ye Light of Day (Tavern Edit) (Remastered)

[duet: male and female voices equally featured throughout] [mixed voice duet, male and female singers] [female vocalist required] [male and female alternating vocals] [style: medieval bardcore, male and female duet, mixed voices, lute and hurdy-gurdy driven, frame drum percussion, fast upbeat driving tempo, modal folk, raw acoustic, 15th century tavern song, equal male female vocals, prominent female singer] [spoken word: male only, no singing, no music, a cappella, silence under vocals] [male speaking, not singing, stammering, halting, nervous teenage boy] [Male voice] [spoken word: male only, no singing, no music] Good people, y'all harken up! Most of you do not knoweth me. My name izith Marty, and I have traveledeth far…. Oh, so very, very far… to be here tonight. [Male voice] [spoken word: male only, no singing, no music] My sister Patty herewith playeth these halls most every fortnight. It feeleth like centuries since I've seeneth her face. [Male voice] [spoken word: male only, no singing, no music] We are Yee Tavern Busters! Is anyone here from Hill Valley? [male voice, whispered, not sung] Uhm… Alack. I thoughteth not. [silence] [music starts here] [male voice, spoken, not sung, energetic] Hark! Hark! Hark hark hark hark! [verse] [male and female ensemble, both singing together] We've been out of yon woods for six days and nights now And we're a little besotted but we bemoan it not now [male singer, light tenor, young, not baritone] I've got coin in my satchel and need not a ride now I've got a sturdy wain wagon and m'lady by my side now [chorus] [male and female ensemble, both singing] Well we're just around the hillock 'til the light of day We're just around the hillock 'til the light of day [verse] [male and female ensemble, both singing together] Five hundred furlongs out with many more to go Our band of merry bards doth weather wind and snow We've got kin on River Hamble near Southampton coast A brutish knave hath driven us from pillar unto post [male and female ensemble] Well we're a trifle weary but our vigor holds sway And we wandered from the cobbles along the way [chorus] [male and female ensemble, both singing] But we're just around the hillock 'til the light of day We're just around the hillock 'til the light of day [Break] [bridge] [Male voice] [male singer only, light tenor, urgent, not baritone] I was cast from my labors onboard the Grace Dieu Pray ask not our purpose, on this I am bent [male and female duet, both singing together] We'll make it back in time if the fates relent Emmett beseech us ere the lightning's spent We're a little besotted but our vigor holds sway And we fumbled our bearings along the way [chorus] [male and female ensemble, both singing] But we're just around the hillock 'til the light of day We're just around the hillock 'til the light of day [finale] [male and female ensemble, full, shouted, triumphant] We're just around the hillock 'til the light of day We're just around the hillock 'til the light of day [outro] [call and response, male and female alternating] Oh, ay! Oh, ay! Oh, ay! [female voice, shouted, triumphant] Thank yee very much!