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DUCDAME. English. The tune is probably the Irish "Eileen Aroon (1)." The title is an Anglicized form of the Gaelic An D-tiocfard, or 'will you come', which is sung twice in the third verse of "Eileen Aroon." Shakespeare makes reference to this tune in the 5th scene of As You Like It.
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