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26 May 99 - 10:31 AM (#81827) Subject: Mari Mac From: sprout3099@aol.com I'm after the lyrics to Mari Mack - recorded by a variety of English and american folkys. Any ideas? Ash (The 'Liza Carthy follower) members.xoom.com/Elizanet |
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26 May 99 - 11:48 AM (#81851) Subject: RE: Mari Mac From: MMario Ash (and oak and thorn if they are "listening")*grin* Mary Mack is in the DT database. Put "Mary Mack" (without the quotes) into the search box in the upper right corner of the screen and click the search button. It should bring up the selction. I actually found it but searching on [marry me] (WITH the square brackets which mean treat this as a phrase) - as I wasn't sure of the spelling.... I seem to recall a couple discussions regarding this on the forum, you could try the forum search for "Mary" MMario |
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26 May 99 - 09:37 PM (#81987) Subject: RE: Mari Mac From: Knappo Sprout, Have you heard the version from the Newfoundland band Great Big Sea? It's very good and gets very fast. It seems to have yet new twists of verses that are not on the DT printout. I have yet to figure them all out. Good Luck It's a great song! This band GBS also have some other great trad. singalongs. Beer and Rum based. Good luck! Tom |
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26 May 99 - 09:45 PM (#81989) Subject: RE: Mari Mac From: alison Hi, here's some earlier threads and I still live in hope that someone knows the lyrics to this one slainte alison
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26 May 99 - 10:24 PM (#81999) Subject: RE: Mari Mac From: Cloe I'm guessing this wouldn't the hand clap game version!:) |
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27 May 99 - 11:30 AM (#82142) Subject: RE: Mari Mac From: katlaughing Oh, and it's not about the MerriMac river in New Hampshire, eh?...teehee kat |
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27 May 99 - 12:17 PM (#82153) Subject: RE: Mari Mac From: AllisonA(Animaterra) ...where there used to be a morris team called the Merry Macs... |