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"Lovely on the Water" (Roud 1539) is an English folk song. It has been collected only a handful of times from traditional singers. One version was collected by Ralph Vaughan Williams from the singing of Mr Hilton at South Walsham, Norfolk on 11 April 1908, and published in the Journal of the Folk Song Society. Vaughan Williams' hand-written notes and transcription can be viewed via the Vaughan Williams Memorial Library online, as well as an audio rendering of the transcription. Vaughan Williams used this Norfolk version for the first movement of his "Six Studies in English Folk Song" (1926).