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Peggy Gordon: where is Ingo? DigiTrad: PEGGY GORDON THE BARON O' BRACKLEY THE BARON O' BRACKLEY (2) THE BARON O' BRACKLEY (3) Related threads: (origins) Origins: Peggy Gordon (94) Lyr/Chords Req: Peggy Gordon (11) 'Just lay my head on a keg of brandy' (17) (closed) Peggy Lee (8) (closed)
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Subject: RE: Peggy Gordon: where is Ingo? From: GUEST,lily Date: 27 Jan 09 - 01:07 PM Ingo is a place were only special humans can go ingo is water the spirit of water were everywere you breath is a mystery in the sea you will find the mer people people of the waves and ingo |
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Subject: RE: Peggy Gordon: where is Ingo? From: MudGuard Date: 11 May 00 - 08:29 AM I thought it was some form of "England", but I hear what I as a non-English-native speaker would write down as Ingall every time I listen to my record. Engle and Ingall could be (in my un-knowing opinion) pronounced quite similar, so I guess you are right, Timbrel. MudGuard |
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Subject: RE: Peggy Gordon: where is Ingo? From: GUEST,Timbrel Date: 11 May 00 - 07:52 AM It's "Engle", dialect for "England." |
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Subject: RE: Peggy Gordon: where is Ingo? From: The Walrus (at work) Date: 10 May 00 - 01:10 PM MudGuard, I've always heard that line as "I wish I was far away in England". If, as the DT suggests, this song is from Nova Scotia, there is a certain logic in the next line ("Far across the briny sea"). Regards Walrus |
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Subject: Peggy Gordon: where is Ingo? From: MudGuard Date: 10 May 00 - 07:10 AM In the song Peggy Gordon a place called Ingo is named ("I wish I was away in Ingo"). Do you know where it is? Or is it a misspelling? If so, what is the correct spelling and where is that place? TIA MudGuard |
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