Subject: songs where the woman comes out on top From: GUEST,laxbey@sfu.ca Date: 08 Jun 06 - 08:17 PM I'm looking for songs where the woman comes out on top. Ballads are best. Any folk songs would be good. Where the woman doesn't end up pregnant, heart-broken, or dead. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: jaze Date: 08 Jun 06 - 08:28 PM How about "Jackaroe"? A wealthy merchants daughter who dresses as a man to find her true love in the war and actually does! |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: freightdawg Date: 08 Jun 06 - 08:31 PM Is the title of this thread a double entendre? |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: IvanB Date: 08 Jun 06 - 08:42 PM "Willy Taylor" He's pressed before they can marry, she signs on board a ship to go find him, finds he's married a rich young lady, shoots him and is rewarded with command of a ship. "The Outlandish Knight" Child #4, also known by various other names. In most of them the maiden outwits the knight, leading to his death or to his looking the fool outside her father's gates. "A Blacksmith Courted me" Another one where the man marries another. Her response, is, basically, "Well that was stupid of me, but the best revenge is a good life." There's another one where the young lady is angered by the long lost lover's testing upon his return and tells him to get lost, but I can't remember the name. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: GUEST,TJ Date: 08 Jun 06 - 08:49 PM "The Elf Knight", in which a young woman is lured into the woods by an unpleasant little fellow who turns out to be a serial murderer, but she successfully induces him to fall asleep and then stabs him with his own knife. Moral of the story: don't date elves. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Susan of DT Date: 08 Jun 06 - 08:56 PM Broomfield Wager Maid on the Shore Crafty Maid's Policy Phoebe and Equinoxal/Old Grumble |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Steve Latimer Date: 08 Jun 06 - 08:58 PM Yonder Stands Little Maggie is the only Bluegrass song that I know of where the woman comes out ahead. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Abby Sale Date: 08 Jun 06 - 09:58 PM Cherry Tree Coral Bonnie Lass of Anglesee Baffled Knight, #112 & all its varients - Shepherd L Birken Tree (not the one in DT, the one where she tricks him - again) Tailor's Breeches (in its way and all the other prostitute/beggar lass songs where he winds up with a std & she winds up with his money & clothes. Dozens of these. The Half Hitch Most songs that begin "The Female ..." Get Up and Bar the Door (?) Prince Heathen (Carthy's version, anyway) Ned of the Hill Devil And Feathery Wife Farmer's Crust Wife Oh, I think there's plenty |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: mrdux Date: 08 Jun 06 - 10:13 PM Sovay, about an apparently successful woman highwayperson, whose lover turns out to be faithful. A version is in the DT. Bert Lloyd's version adds this final verse (our heroine to her lover (and erstwhile robbery victim)): "I only did it for to know Whether you were a man or no; If you would given me that ring", she said, "I'd pull the trigger, I'd pull the trigger and shot you dead!" |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Deckman Date: 08 Jun 06 - 10:28 PM I was going to mention "EQUINOXIAL AND PHOBE", but some else already did. So, I won't mention "EQINONIAL AND PHOBE" again ... tonight ... maybe. Bob |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Little Robyn Date: 09 Jun 06 - 12:55 AM Mike Waterson's song A stitch in time. Here in Digitrad. Robyn |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Dave Hanson Date: 09 Jun 06 - 01:01 AM The Friar And The Well. eric |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: bfdk Date: 09 Jun 06 - 10:20 AM Bloke "hires" a bonny maid and refuses to pay. The song ends "For I will hae the last laugh For I've left ye wi' the pox.." From "Fair Maid of London Town", to be found on this CD. Best wishes, Bente |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: nutty Date: 09 Jun 06 - 12:03 PM I would love the words to this song .... the chorus goes something like....... So I'll go and I'll GET BLUE BLAZING BLIND DRUNK JUST TO GIVE MICKEY A WARNING AND THEN, JUST FOR SPITE, I'LL STAY OUT ALL NIGHT AND COME ROLLING HOME DRUNK IN THE MORNING |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Bill D Date: 09 Jun 06 - 12:28 PM "The Ten Dollar Bill" a young serving woman at a 'gathering' is seduced by cad who gives her a $10 note for her trouble....so next year at the gathering, he settles back to smoke cigars with the boys, when the girl walks up and plops a baby in his lap...."What's this?", he cries...."do you not remember last year when you gave a girl a note for 'services'? Here's your change." |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Bill D Date: 09 Jun 06 - 12:31 PM also...Unfortunate Miss Bailey in the DT. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: GUEST,Jim Date: 09 Jun 06 - 12:35 PM Eggs and Marrowbone |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Little Hawk Date: 09 Jun 06 - 12:41 PM "The Fair Flower of Northumberland" - Maiden is jilted by her lover, upbraided for her foolishness by her father, but then welcomed home warmly by her mother who notes that she's not the first romantic girl who has been beguiled by young Scots, and she's still the fair flower of Northumberland regardless! This is a bit unusual in such songs, where such maidens normally end up tragically dead, to suit the style of the time. Evidently her mother had an extra measure of both common sense and compassion. She must have seen her own young self in her daughter. Then there's "She Belongs To Me", by Bob Dylan. It's quite clear that that woman always comes out on top. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Scoville Date: 09 Jun 06 - 12:48 PM There's one I know as "Diddly-Aye" where the girl is the one who plays the field while her sailor boyfriend is away. Pretty humorous, really. I'll see if I can find the words somewhere. I know there are others. I'll have to look through my old C&W stuff tonight. This isn't really true of "Wagoner's Lad" (aka "Hard is the Fortune") but at least the girl has the satisfaction of the verse (as I learned it): "Your parents don't like me because I am poor, They say I'm not worthy of entering you door, My work it is honest, my money's my own, And if they don't like me they can leave us alone." |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Sooz Date: 09 Jun 06 - 12:50 PM The Fair Maid of Islington The Widow's promise by Mick Ryan |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Cattail Date: 09 Jun 06 - 01:08 PM The willow tree (this may have already been mentioned in other variations) A stitch in time Cheers Cattail! |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: YorkshireYankee Date: 09 Jun 06 - 01:09 PM A "maid errant" misleads several "solicitous" gentlemen and ends up a horse to the good in The Horse Thief. If you use a PC and Windows Media Player, you can hear an excerpt of Claudia Schmidt singing it here (first album, song no. 7). |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Scoville Date: 09 Jun 06 - 01:15 PM Here's a slightly different version: Twiddles Janie Meneely When the boats all get to sailing and the men are off and gone What about the women who are up and left alone? Do you think they sit and twiddle thumbs until their men come home? Oh there's other things to twiddle when a girl's left on her own. Oh, it's twiddley ai dee ai dee o, twiddley ai dee ay Well it's lots of times a man will leave you broken with dismay Oh, it's twiddley ai dee ai dee o, twiddley ai dee ay There's others willin' to twiddle when your man is gone away I remember Nelly, she was young and she was gay. She won the heart of Captain Dan but then he sailed away. He left her high and dry with just a kiss upon the chin But as his ship went sailing out another ship sailed in. And then there was Lucinda Brown as fair as any maid. Her true love he went a voyaging, a sailor man by trade. "Keep the fire burning, love," those were the words he spoke. So she found herself another man to keep the fire stoked. When Lucinda.s man came back and knocked upon her door She was as glad to see him as she'd ever been before. He left her sleeping in her bed but Lucy didn't care 'Course the poor guy in the closet sure could use a little air. Oh you hear a lot of stories 'bout the sailors and their sport. About how every sailor has a girl in every port. But if you'd added two and two you'd figure out right quick That it's just because the lassies have a lad on every ship. Oh, it's twiddley ai dee ai dee o, twiddley ai dee ay Well it's lots of times a man will leave you broken with dismay Oh, it's twiddley ai dee ai dee o, twiddley ai dee ay There's others willin' to twiddle when your man is gone away Oh, it's twiddley ai dee ai dee o, twiddley ai dee ay Well it's lots of times a man will leave you broken with dismay Oh, it's twiddley ai dee ai dee o, twiddley ai dee ay There's other Willie's willin' to twiddle when your Willie's gone away. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Bonnie Shaljean Date: 09 Jun 06 - 02:39 PM Lovely Joan, where the heroine rips off her wood-be robber & ravager, riding away on his own horse with his (no doubt ill-gotten) bags of gold. You GO girl... PS: I Freudianly mis-typed the above as his "bags of golf" - |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Bonnie Shaljean Date: 09 Jun 06 - 02:40 PM I meant "would-be". Double meanings are working overtime today - |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Steve Latimer Date: 09 Jun 06 - 02:43 PM Stagger Lee. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Bonnie Shaljean Date: 09 Jun 06 - 02:54 PM Steve, is there a woman in the plot of Stagger Lee (apart from the offstage "very sickly wife")? The bulldog was barking at the two men who gambled in the dark, so I'm not clear how a woman triumphs in this story - ??? Unless I'm thinking of the wrong Stagger Lee. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Bonnie Shaljean Date: 09 Jun 06 - 03:06 PM On second thought, I like your take on it much better! |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Phil Cooper Date: 09 Jun 06 - 03:21 PM Lord Thomas and Lady Margaret. After being chased out of an abusive relationship, Lady Margaret poisons Lord Thomas and promises to bury him, as he's dying. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Bonnie Shaljean Date: 09 Jun 06 - 03:22 PM Before or after? |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: bfdk Date: 09 Jun 06 - 04:12 PM Nutty, Blue Bleezing Blind Drunk is in the database. Best wishes, Bente |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: GUEST,Jacqui Date: 09 Jun 06 - 04:46 PM Martinmas Time! (it's on the Digitrad) |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Uncle_DaveO Date: 09 Jun 06 - 04:50 PM I'm shocked! How can a thread like this come this far without mentioning The Devil & the Farmer's Wife? Also known as The Farmer's Curst Wife. Or We Never Mention Aunt Clara" (who lives on the French Riviera)? Or The Lonely Willow Tree? Dave Oesterreich |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Dave the Gnome Date: 09 Jun 06 - 04:59 PM Oyster girl. She picked both his pockets and then down the stairs she went and left him with a basket of oysters... Cheers DtG |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Bonnie Shaljean Date: 09 Jun 06 - 05:24 PM Isn't there a song on a simiar theme in The English Book Of Singing Penguins called The Basket Of Eggs? |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: McGrath of Harlow Date: 09 Jun 06 - 06:17 PM I'd say the women come out on top a lot more often than not, in folksongs anyway. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: GUEST,Carol Francis Date: 09 Jun 06 - 06:23 PM Fair Annie, at least in Martin Simpson's exquisite version. Carol |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: The Fooles Troupe Date: 09 Jun 06 - 07:13 PM "The Ten Dollar Bill" is a modern update of an old English one... |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Teribus Date: 09 Jun 06 - 07:33 PM "Maids when you're young never wed an old man" |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Bob the Postman Date: 09 Jun 06 - 07:47 PM Uncle Dave, Abby mentioned the Farmer's CRUST Wife in post number 8. I wonder if she's related to the cherry-pie baker who was engaged to Billy Boy Billy Boy? |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Gorgeous Gary Date: 09 Jun 06 - 08:52 PM A personal favorite is Fairport Convention's "Naked Highwayman". The title character finds himself wooed, then stripped of clothes and guns by his female rival. Who then goes on to rob the coach and is last seen riding the poor highwayman's horse into the sunset... -- Gary |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Dave Ruch Date: 09 Jun 06 - 08:59 PM Wisconsin The Brisk Young Butcher |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Bonnie Shaljean Date: 09 Jun 06 - 09:02 PM That's the same plotline as Lovely Joan, though I haven't heard (or else can't remember) Fairport's version, so don't know if it has a different melody or words. Great story, though. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: GUEST,Joe_F Date: 09 Jun 06 - 09:04 PM The 19th-century English original of "Ten-Dollar Bill" is called "Christmas Goose". Eppie Morrie (Child 223). Woman abducted by a gang, one of whose members wants to marry her, wrestles with him all night & does not let him deflower her. In the morning, the man she has in mind happens by & gives her a ride home. The False Lover Won Back (Child 218). Man who has gotten a woman in trouble announces that he is deserting her, as usual. She follows him and persists in her entreaties. He tries for a while to buy her off with gifts, but at length realizes that he has been behaving badly, professes his love for her, and turns his horse around. (A Child ballad without a single felony! MacColl & Seeger sing it beautifully.) --- Joe Fineman joe_f@verizon.net ||: The distinction between qualitative and quantitative differences is one of degree. :|| |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Phil Cooper Date: 09 Jun 06 - 11:10 PM Bonnie, In Lord Thomas & Lady Margaret, she comments as Lord Thomas is saying: I"m weary, Lady Margaret, He said,I'm weary drinking with thee, and so was I Lady Margaret said, when you hunted your hounds after me. But, I'll bury you Lord Thomas She said, just as if you were one of my own, and when my good lord comes home, I'll claim you were my sister's son. Last two verses, so I guess she waits till he's dead to bury him. I wonder what he did to get banished, even by the aristocracy. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: GUEST,Julia Date: 09 Jun 06 - 11:41 PM My favorite of these is the "Maid on the shore" last verse goes And yonder she stands all alone on the sand A-waving her handkerchief fair-o Saying "you are the Captain who plows the salt sea And I'm still the maid on the shore (oh shore) I'm still the maid on the shore And how about "Sauvey" where the girl dresses as a robber and tests her lover by trying to rob him of the ring she has given him? The Gardner Child is another where she tells him to take his paidle and.... Great stuff Julia |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Tootler Date: 10 Jun 06 - 06:59 AM "The Highwayman Outwitted" Girl on the way home from market is held up by a highwayman. He gets her to hold his horse which she promptly jumps on and rides home to find that not only she has she escaped, but she has acquired a substantial fortune in his saddlebags. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: AllisonA(Animaterra) Date: 10 Jun 06 - 07:31 AM In "The Dreadful Ghost" she is driven to suicide but her ghost gets him in the end... |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: The Fooles Troupe Date: 10 Jun 06 - 07:50 AM ooooo, painful... |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: GUEST,Kenny B Sans Kuki Date: 11 Jun 06 - 02:50 PM Jock o Hazeldean Monongaheela Sal |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: GUEST,Joe_F Date: 11 Jun 06 - 08:28 PM Is it acceptable for the victorious woman to be wicked? If so, then Child Owlet (Child 291) should be included. Lady makes a pass at her husband's nephew, who indignantly refuses. She stabs herself with the usual penknife, and tells her husband that she has incurred the injury defending herself against the nephew's attempted rape. The family resolves to have him torn apart by wild horses, but in the end makes do with tame ones. --- Joe Fineman joe_f@verizon.net ||: April is the cruellest month, Breeding lilacs out of the dead land, :|| |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Susanne (skw) Date: 11 Jun 06 - 08:28 PM The Sands o' the Shore - well, she's dumped but she reckons she can get a better boyfriend any time. The Cauldrife Wooer - not wooing enough, in fact, so she dumps him. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: muppitz Date: 12 Jun 06 - 08:21 AM I can't remember what the song is called but Isambarde do a song about a girl who's mother makes her marry an older man who can't satisfy her so she basically tells him to sod off because she's going to find a younger man who can. Same sort of theme as "Maids when you're young...." muppitz x |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Keith A of Hertford Date: 12 Jun 06 - 09:14 AM The Fair maid of Fyvie reverses the usual trooper and the maid scenario. She jilts the soldier who dies of a broken heart. The False Bride leaves a broken hearted swain when she goes to be wed to another. Keith. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: JennyO Date: 12 Jun 06 - 10:30 AM This is a rather spooky one, where you could say the woman comes out on top, although it could be argued that by the time that happens, she isn't actually a woman. It's in the DT The Griesly Bride |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: GUEST,Layla Date: 14 Jun 06 - 04:36 PM Keith are you speaking about Charlotte here ! |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: GUEST,Julia Date: 15 Jun 06 - 09:21 AM How about King Henry-the old hag in the haunted hall turns out to be not so bad when he "gives her all her will". I think this may be related to the Arthurian Loathly Bride where Gawaine marries the incredibly ugly woman to defend Arthur's honor. Am enjoying this thread- thanks fols Julia |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Carol Date: 15 Jun 06 - 09:50 AM One of my favourites Daughters of the Revolution by Berni Armstrong The great wooden latch closed upon The men marched away, their guns slung over their shoulders They looked far too few to stop the British in their stride Some kissed them farewell, some looked on with their babies Most turned away and took their children back inside But what could we do? The men had made the decision What could we say as they marched out of the glen No tears stained our eyes, we had too many chores to attend to For we were 16 unarmed women and they a platoon of fighting men No sooner had they gone than the Redcoats had us surrounded Said they'd hold us hostage 'til our men gave up the fight 'We'll billet in the church', their captain gave out the order But we knew far too well where his men planned to stay the night. But what could we do? Their captain had given the order What could we say to hold off these English men? No tears stainedvour eyes we had too many plans to attend to, For we were 16 unarmed women and they a platoon of fighting men Well, Bertha brought them beer and spilled it over their powder. Mary let the bullocks loose and laughed as they gave chase Sara, Ruth and Ann seduced two guns from the soldiers 'Twas worth a slimey kiss to see the look upon their face But what could we do but make our own decisions? What could we say that would aid us in our fight? No tears stained our eyes; we had too many plots to attend to For we were 16 unarmed women and they a platoon of fighting men Suitably prepared, Kate went to visit their captain. What a shock he got when she lifted up her skirt And pulled from underneath his seargent's dueling pistol Saying, 'Order your men into the church and no-one will get hurt.' So what could we do but make our own decisions? What could we say? There could be no turning back. No tears stained our eyes, we hd prisonrs now to attend to. For we were 16 armed women and they a platoon of beaten men. The great wooden latch closed upon the church door. 'We'll burn it to the ground', we said, 'if you try to escape.' We stood guard 'til dawn 'til our men came back to the valley Expecting to be heroes who would rescue us from rape But what could they do? We had made the decision. What could they say of our bravery that day? No tears stained our eyes except for tears of laughter, For we were 16 fighting women and they a platoon of fighting men |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: frogprince Date: 15 Jun 06 - 02:02 PM "Save a Horse, Ride a Cowboy" (I'll get my stetson....) |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Bunnahabhain Date: 15 Jun 06 - 05:44 PM Most of my initial thoughts have come up already, but what about Tam Lin - child # 39- In any version I can think of, the heroine comes out on top. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Barry Finn Date: 15 Jun 06 - 08:41 PM No one has mentioned the version of Geordie where the maid buys his life back but "the blood would've flowed upon the green before I lost my dearie". This one the woman is on top & comes out on top. 'She's The Lass I Do Adore'. It fell all on a clear spring morn As the sun rose or'e the bloom The geese & woodcock shook the dew The fish flew through the foam I spied a lass that struck my heart My eyes saw nothing more It was then that I was lost in love For she's the lass I do adore I approached this fair maid for a word But no words could I speak The drops of sweat rolled from my brow My arms & legs did quake My heart was pierced, I could not speak Sound gone for ever more I knew she had my heart & soul For she's the lass I do adore She asked if I would walk with her Through the foggy morn She led me past the ancient oaks O're the hills & far beyond She lightly took me by the hand My feet felt no forest floor My heart it soared o're the land For she's the lass I do adore Among the purple heather we sat down The ground did seem to moan Branch & bough all seemed to bend As bluebells blew like horns She left me there upon my back Till the stars they brightly shone So amazed in wonder there I lay For she's the lass I do adore The years have past before my eyes Since that day in early spring Still the view is freah & fair And still the smell so keen I've wondered far & traveled wide In the hopes to see once more The lovely maid that laid me down For she's the lass I do adore copywrite Barry Finn 2000 Barry |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: HuwG Date: 16 Jun 06 - 03:23 AM A slightly rude one: Courting in the Kitchen And a very rude one: Eskimo Nell |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: Keith A of Hertford Date: 16 Jun 06 - 04:19 AM Martinmas Time. The girl is forcced to agree to come alone at night the the dragoon barracks. She keeps her word but comes disguised as a dragoon, and is given cash to go and find lodging in the town. (and no Layla, I don't think that Charlotte could be that cunning) |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: ard mhacha Date: 16 Jun 06 - 04:49 AM Killyburn Brae, The husband makes a pact with the Devil to take his nagging wife, in the end the wife has the last laugh, `Says the Devil here`s your wife safe and well she wouldn`t be kept not even in hell, For i`ve been a Devil the most of my life but I was never in hell `til I met with your wife, So it`s true that the women are worse than the men when the are sent down to hell they are kicked out again. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: GUEST,Pelrad Date: 16 Jun 06 - 08:29 AM Short Jacket and White Trousers (from A.L. Lloyd and Louis Killen): Short jacket and white trousers this young girl she put on And like some handsome sailor bold went rambling 'round the town, And she did engage with our Captain Ross a sailor for to be All for to seek her own true love across the raging sea. One night as she sat drowsing, she was ready for her bed When our captain heaved a sigh and said, "Oh, I wish you were a maid. With your rosy cheeks and your curly hair you have beguiled me, And I've often wished with all me heart you could me sweetheart be." "Oh hold your tongue, dear Captain! Such talk is all in vain, And if our shipmates came to know, they would make sport and game. And when that we do reach the shore, some pretty girls we'll find To ramble along with us bold lads, if we're that way inclined." It was a few days after we docked in Baltimore And that maid she appeared in her petticoats, which made our Captain roar. "Oh, a sailor I have been on board, but a maiden I'm going ashore, And you missed your chance, dear Captain! Adieu forevermore!" Also, much more dramatically, the heroine of Fairest Flower of Serving Men. |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: GUEST,Julia Date: 16 Jun 06 - 09:14 AM Woo woo Barry!! Nice!! A bit like "The Queen among the Heather" Another modern one is Willy- O by Steve Sellors Girl disguises self as sailor seeking runaway lover, signs on bark secret is discovered turns out the whole crew and captain are also women looking for the same guy They opened their vests and out fell their breasts and who would have guessed they're all on a quest for their Willy- O All the BEST Julia |
Subject: RE: songs where the woman comes out on top From: GUEST Date: 16 Jun 06 - 10:30 AM A belated response to muppitz's post. The song's called 'Whirly Whorl' and the lyrics go like this... Oh the very first wedding I's bridesmaid at was on a Saturday There was plenty of lively fun and likewise sporting and play The bells were rung and us girls we sung and it's to the church went all And the bride's off to bed with the silly old groom to play at the whirly whorl Well first she modestly turned her back, and then she turned her front And long she wished for kindliness, but kindness she got none At last she took him all in her arms and threw him against the wall Saying "Are you there, you silly old bugger, you've lost your whirly whorl." "Oh, woe be to my mother," she said, "she's done to me much ill, She's married me to this silly old bugger, it's all against my will But I'll dress myself in my coat of green, my feathery bonnet and all I'll find a young man all of my own to play at the whirly whorl." If you need a tune we have a free streamed version on our site. Chris |
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