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Subject: Lyr Add: TILL THE TIDE COMES IN From: Conrad Bladey (Peasant- Inactive) Date: 18 Mar 00 - 11:12 AM Till the Tide Comes In
While strolling down by Sandgate Street, Till the tide comes in, till the tide comes in, I took in tow young sqauinting Meg, Till the tide came in, 'till the tide came in, We staid with them till break of day, For the tide was in, for the tide was in, |
Subject: RE: Lyr Add: Till the Tide Comes In From: FreddyHeadey Date: 30 Sep 17 - 06:36 PM The Unthanks 2010 Till the Tide Comes In https://youtu.be/v8IGEXHrlHY |
Subject: Lyr Add:TILL THE TIDE COMES IN From: Jim Dixon Date: 17 Oct 17 - 03:32 PM From A Collection of Songs, Comic and Satirical, Chiefly in the Newcastle Dialect... by Thompson, Shield, Midford, and others (Newcastle upon Tyne: J. Marshall, 1819), page 61: TILL THE TIDE COMES IN. While strolling down sweet Sandgate street, A man o' war's blade I chanc'd to meet; To the sign of the Ship I haul'd him in, To drink a good glass, till the tide came in. Till the tide came in, &c. I took in tow young Squinting Meg, Who well in the dance could shake her leg: My friend haul'd Oyster Mally in, And we jigg'd them about till the tide came in. Till the tide came in, &c. We bows'd away, till the break of day, Then ask'd what shot we had to pay? You've drank, said the host, nine pints of gin; So we paid him his due?now the tide was in. Now the tide was in, &c. |
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