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Lyr Add: The Weeping Willow Tree (Jim Brannigan) DigiTrad: FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING Related threads: Lyr Add: The Hills of Margaree (Jim Brannigan) (41) New Jim Brannigan/Jim Lad Album (24) Lyr Add: The Bard of Armagh (Jim Brannigan) (30) Lyr Add: The Troubadour (Jim Brannigan) (21) Jim Brannigan - Free Music - Great Song (1) |
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Subject: Lyr Add: THE WEEPING WILLOW TREE (Jim Brannigan) From: Jim Lad Date: 03 Mar 07 - 06:41 PM words & music by Jim Brannigan on The Hills of Margaree & the Jim Brannigan's Favourites albums. The Weeping Willow Tree Sweet river flow Flow gently to the sea Near the house above where dwells my love By the weeping willow tree, the tree The weeping willow tree. Beneath the shade of a willow tree In the place they call Portree It's there I'll stay 'til she comes my way But my love knows not of me, of me My love knows not of me. Oh the wildflowers grow so free and so fair And many's the flower I see But the flowers so rare cannot compare To the wonder I see in thee, in thee The wonder I see in thee Then I will fashion a sweet bouquet And dressed so fine I'll be When I pledge my love by the house above The weeping willow tree, the tree The Weeping willow tree Oh he has fashioned a sweet bouquet And dressed so fine was he When he pledged his love by the house above The weeping willow tree, the tree The weeping willow tree Now the wildflowers flow so free and so fair And many's the flower I see For the sweet bouquet she has thrown away By the banks of the Margaree so free By the banks of the river free Now the sweet bouquet has withered away And washed out to the sea But the seed lies low 'neath the melting snow By the shade of a wild oak tree, the tree By the shade of a wild oak tree Sweet river flow Flow gently to the sea Near the house above where dwells my love By the shade of a wild oak tree, the tree The shade of a wild oak tree. This song was written for a dear friend who lived in the Portree area of the Margarees, She hated it! |
Subject: RE: Lyr Add: The Weeping Willow Tree From: GUEST Date: 03 Mar 07 - 08:14 PM Year and Date and name of "friend" would add to the value of your posting. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Add: The Weeping Willow Tree From: Jim Lad Date: 03 Mar 07 - 08:39 PM Oh, 2000 I suppose. A friend is a friend to a friend and there in lies the value. Kind Regards Jim. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Add: The Weeping Willow Tree From: leeneia Date: 03 Mar 07 - 08:46 PM Did she hate the song or hate the Portree area? I hope she didn't hate the song. It's a good one. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Add: The Weeping Willow Tree From: Jim Lad Date: 03 Mar 07 - 08:59 PM No, she loved Portree. She just hated the song. I always got a chuckle out of that. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Add: The Weeping Willow Tree From: open mike Date: 04 Mar 07 - 11:51 AM i thought this might be "Bury me Beneath the Willow" the bluegrass song. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Add: The Weeping Willow Tree From: open mike Date: 04 Mar 07 - 12:01 PM if you search the D.T. you will see Bury me Beneath the Willow and another willow song I love the trees, the willow and the hazel The apple tree, the blackthorn The silver birch trees standing in the moonlight I love them all. It's called 'The Willow': It was underneath the weeping willow tree When you swore undying love for me How sweet the promise that could never be and |
Subject: RE: Lyr Add: The Weeping Willow Tree From: Jim Lad Date: 04 Mar 07 - 02:47 PM Well if I'm ever looking dor it, I'll know now. Thanks Mike. Jim |
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