The popularity of Six English Folk Songs for Easy Guitar inspired this new collection of folk songs. Each song arrangement begins with a simple setting and is followed by at least one variation. Note that some of the variations are a little more difficult, though none are higher than lower intermediate. The songs are: Spanish Ladies, The Keys of Canterbury, Searching for Lambs (a different version to the one in the first collection), The Truth from Above, The Trees They Grow So High, Dabbling in the Dew.

The famous Romanza was made popular by its inclusion in a French Movie "Les Jeux Interdits" and wrongly attributed to many guitarists. Composed by none other than "Anonymous", the earliest recording of the "Spanish Romance" originated from a cylinder recording featuring guitarists Luis and Simon Ramírez. The recording was made in Madrid sometime between 1897 and 1901.

* This sheet music format rendition includes Tablature, Notation and a combination to accommodate for different levels of note reading.
* Left-hand fingerings and an alternative for playing two measures (Ossia) in the second section are included.

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Version History:
1.0 - Released score
1.1 - Removed a brace that was not needed
1.2 - Added Ossia and updated fingerings
1.3 - Fixed margins to allow for easier printing