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Subject: Strawberry Beds-author? From: Lorraine Date: 12 Jul 99 - 06:08 PM I was in a pub in Ireland and heard a singer sing "Strawberry Beds"- Not trad.I'm sure. Chorus "Where the Strawberry beds sweep down to the Liffy / You'll kiss away the worries from my brow. / I've loved you well today, I'll love you more tomorrow / If you ever loved me Molly love me now" So does any one out there know anything about it? Thanks -Lorraine |
Subject: RE: Strawberry Beds-author? From: Martin _Ryan Date: 12 Jul 99 - 06:12 PM There was an earlier thread on this one. Try HERE Come back here if you need any more! Regards |
Subject: RE: Strawberry Beds-author? From: Billy J Date: 12 Jul 99 - 06:41 PM I think you want the song title of THE FERRYMAN by Pete St John Song book by Pete St John Is published and available here in Ireland our own group do quite a few of his songs including Ringsend Rose and the fields of Athenry and you are correct these are not traditiditional songs as in old style. any more info contact billy.johnston1@virgin.net Billy J |
Subject: RE: Strawberry Beds-author? From: Lorraine Date: 12 Jul 99 - 08:57 PM Thank you all. Yep that's the right song-The Ferryman. Mudcats great. Lorraine |
Subject: RE: Strawberry Beds-author? From: Philippa Date: 15 Jul 99 - 07:18 PM Lorraine - are you by any chance the same Lorraine who was asking about Ny Kirree fo Niaghtey (a Manx song) some time ago? |
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