diff --git a/Library/ClickGoTheShears.abc b/Library/ClickGoTheShears.abc
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-X: 1
-T: Click Go the Shears
-M: 4/4
-L: 1/8
-Q: 1/4=140
-K: Gmaj
-"G" B2 B>A G2 B>d | "C" g2 g>f e4 | "G" d2 d>e d2 B>G | "A7" A2 A>B A4 |
-"G" B2 B>A G2 B>d | "C" g2 g>f e4 | "D7" a>g f>e d>c B>A | "G" G2 g2 g4 ||
-"D7" a2 a>g f2 a2 | "G" g2 b2 g4 | "C" e2 e>f g2 f>e | "G" d>e d>B "D" A4 |
-"G" B2 B>A G2 B>d | "C" g2 g>f e4 | "D7" a>g f>e d>c B>A | "G" G2 g2 g4 |]
diff --git a/Session/ClickGoTheShears.abc b/Session/ClickGoTheShears.abc
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+X: 1
+T: Click Go the Shears
+T: Ring The Bell, Watchman
+H: Dottes: First published in 1891 with the title _The Bare-Bellied Ewe_
+H:+ and using the tune of an American song _Ring The Bell, Watchmen_ by
+H:+ Henry Clay Work, this song became an Australian classic by the 1950s.
+H:+ The tune was used in 1966 as a jingle accompanying the switch from the
+H:+ pound sterling to the Australian dollar.
+M: 4/4
+L: 1/8
+Q: 1/4=140
+K: Gmaj
+"G" B2 B>A G2 B>d | "C" g2 g>f e4 | "G" d2 d>e d2 B>G | "A7" A2 A>B A4 |
+"G" B2 B>A G2 B>d | "C" g2 g>f e4 | "D7" a>g f>e d>c B>A | "G" G2 g2 g4 ||
+"D7" a2 a>g f2 a2 | "G" g2 b2 g4 | "C" e2 e>f g2 f>e | "G" d>e d>B "D" A4 |
+"G" B2 B>A G2 B>d | "C" g2 g>f e4 | "D7" a>g f>e d>c B>A | "G" G2 g2 g4 |]