Ditty in Dancing With the Moonlit Knight

I can't find how to play it anywhere on the internet.  It's first played after the line "For her merchandise, he traded in his prize", then after "selling England by the pound", and again and again after "Digesting England by the pound", "Young man says "you are what you eat" - eat well" and "Old man says "you are what you wear" - wear well".  All of the tabs I've found just have chords.  Does anyone know how to play this little ditty?  It sounds so awesome.  Or have a tab that tells you how to play it?

AbsentEnemy wrote: 4/4 Gtr I E E E E Q Q H H |-^9-11-9---7-----|-^9---------|| |-^9------9----9--|-^9---------|| |-^9--------------|-^9---------|| |-----------------|------------|| |-----------------|------------|| |-----------------|------------||

 

I can't believe it. One of these musician members actually contributed something of benefit.

 

Edited by ldlanberg

ldlanberg wrote: AbsentEnemy wrote: <PRE><FONT face="Courier New" size=2> 4/4 Gtr I   E E E E Q Q     H    H|-^ 9-11-9---7-----|- ^9---------|||-^9------9----9--|-^9---------|||- ^9--------------|- ^9---------|||-----------------|------------|||------------- ----| ------------|||-----------------|------------||</PRE>   I can't believe it. One of these musician members actually contributed something of benefit.

The bill is in the mail.

HOHOHO.

Too good.

SM.