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Subject: Angel song From: ADeane Date: 09 Jan 00 - 04:30 AM A lady came into our folk club at the Hood Arms, Kilve and remembered these lyrics that her father used to sing. Can anyone help to find the rest of the words and the tune please? Have we stumped you all this time?!! I met a beggar old and grey, heard him say, Oh I wonder, yes I wonder If the angels way up yonder Play their harps for me For it's many a mile I've travelled Many a sight I've seen And I'm ready for the glory soon to be I've done a mudcat lyrics search and a forum search but no luck. Thanks! ADeane |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Angel song From: wildlone Date: 09 Jan 00 - 09:09 AM I cannot find the song you wanted but I have got this Parody. taken from Grey Funnel Lines Cyril Tawney Mr John Bush's original words,written in Devonport Barracks in the 1920s. Mr Bush, who left the Navy under the 'Geddes Axe' and returned to the heart of the Midlands, had no idea, until I told him, that his i-nodest piece had become a genuine folk song.
I WAS WALKING THROUGH THE DOCKYARD IN A PANIC
I was walking through the Dockyard in a panic
Chorus
I like my 'Pride of Keyham' and I like my week-end leave,
Shall I wander out the sunny Straits in glory
Chorus:
I've gazed upon the ocean while walking on the Hoe, |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Angel song From: ADeane Date: 09 Jan 00 - 03:05 PM Thanks wildlone, that's definitely the song but still looking for original words and tune. ADeane |
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