Key: Dmix
Form: Jig
First Notes (ABC):
|:A2G ADD|A2G Adc|A2G ADD|EFG EFG:|
|AdB c3|Add efg|AdB c2A|GEG AED|
AdB c3|Add efg|age dcA|GEG AED||
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Source (if known): Traditional
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Region: Ireland
Notes: (From Jakep, comment on The Session) “Caoimhin Mac Aoidh says a correct translation of the Irish title would be “Hag in the churn.” This refers, he maintains, to the folk superstition that witches would inhabit a churn to steal butter. They could not abide this particular tune, however, so it would be played as a ward when the chore of churning butter was done.”