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21 Jul 99 - 11:25 PM (#97837) Subject: Be nobodys darling but mine lyrics wanted From: Ivyhall1@aol.com Would like the lyrics to song, Be Nobodys Darlin But Mine |
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21 Jul 99 - 11:31 PM (#97840) Subject: Lyr Add: NOBODY'S DARLING BUT MINE (Jimmie Davis^^ From: Banjer Courtesy of Cowpie here it is: NOBODY'S DARLING BUT MINE Recorded by Jimmie Davis Words and music by Jimmie Davis [G] Come sit by my side, little [C] darlin' Come [D] lay your cool hand on my [G] brow Promise me that you will nev-[C] er Be [D] nobody's darlin' but [G] mine. Nobody's darlin' but mine, love Be honest, be faithful, be kind Promise me that you will never Be nobody's darlin' but mine. You're as sweet as the flowers of springtime You're as pure as the dew from the rose I had rather be somebody's darlin' Than a poor girl that nobody knows. My Mother is dead and in heaven My Daddy has gone down below Sister has gone to meet Mother An where I'll go, nobody knows. Goodbye, goodbye little darlin' I'm leaving this cold world behind Promise me that you will never Be nobody's darlin' but mine. Line Breaks <br> added. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8IoWBz6hcA |
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21 Jul 99 - 11:34 PM (#97842) Subject: RE: Be nobodys darling but mine lyrics wanted From: Banjer Six minutes, look out Joe! I'm out to beat your 4 minute mark! By the way Ivyhall, in case you don't have it , the URL for COWPIE is: http://www.roughstock.com/cowpie/songs/ |
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21 Jul 99 - 11:35 PM (#97844) Subject: RE: Be nobodys darling but mine lyrics wanted From: Ivyhall1@aol.com Thanks Banjer. |
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21 Jul 99 - 11:40 PM (#97846) Subject: RE: Be nobodys darling but mine lyrics wanted From: Ivyhall1@aol.com Amazing. I've been trying to find these words for an hour and get them in less than 5 minutes after trying here. Thanks again everyone |
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21 Jul 99 - 11:43 PM (#97848) Subject: RE: Be nobodys darling but mine lyrics wanted From: Banjer Glad to help out! That always was one of my favorites....Whoops, looks like Mr Joe had ta bail me out yet again! Thanks Joe.....But now answer me a question....On Cowpie those lyrics are as you made them. Why did it not copy and paste as it was showing on the Cowpie? Should I have just automatically added linebreaks even though it appeared correct? |
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21 Jul 99 - 11:53 PM (#97856) Subject: RE: Be nobodys darling but mine lyrics wanted From: Banjer I don't recall seeing the monicker Ivyhall here before. If you are new, Welcome to the Mudcat Cafe. That's the beauty of this place, no matter what you are looking for, someone will know where to find it. Old Timey to Irish Folk tunes and all in between! Sometimes we still amaze each other with what can be found. You'll find many helpful folk around here, like Joe fixing the line breaks for me. Some have been here a long time and some a relatively short time. Look around, enjoy, and again....Welcome! |
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22 Jul 99 - 02:24 AM (#97895) Subject: Line Breaks From: Joe Offer Ray, I don't know how Cowpie and Lyrics World can display text with carriage returns, without adding those <br> line breaks. I know they use the <pre> <pre> commands to get monospaced letters so chords line up right, but we still have to use line breaks here, even when we use the <pre> command. I think the deal is that Max set us up for HTML because it give us the ability to be creative once we learn HTML - and you'll notice that our messages look musch nicer here than they do just about anywhere else. Bu yes, you always have to use line breaks <brt; here in the forum. And don't go claiming any speed records unless your HTML is correct! (grin) -Joe Offer- |
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22 Jul 99 - 02:34 AM (#97897) Subject: RE: Be nobodys darling but mine lyrics wanted From: MudGuard Joe, how was this about the glasshouse and the stones? (See 3rd line from bottom of your post...) |
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22 Jul 99 - 02:46 AM (#97900) Subject: RE: Be nobodys darling but mine lyrics wanted From: Joe Offer Ah, but HTML is good for the humility..... Making HTML tags so they display is even harder. the right bracket > that I goofed up is > (and making the examples I put in this message is even more difficult. I can fix ordinary HTML very easily with my "edit" button, but I have to swallow my pride and leave the display mistakes alone - they're just too darn complex to do over. -Joe Offer, not quite infallible- |
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22 Jul 99 - 05:52 PM (#98201) Subject: RE: Be nobodys darling but mine lyrics wanted From: Banjer Thank goodness you'r not perfect. That makes you one of us, and I can't think of a nicer crowd to be identified with....You go ahead and throw all the stones you want, heck, glass can't be that expensive to replace! |
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19 Mar 00 - 01:30 AM (#197538) Subject: RE: Be nobodys darling but mine lyrics wanted From: GUEST,Ivyhall1 Thanks everyone. You are all great. |
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01 Jul 02 - 12:03 AM (#740005) Subject: Lyr Add: BY THE GRAVE OF NOBODY'S DARLING From: GUEST,Uncle Jaque I just resurrected this thread when it turned up on a search for the title, but the lyrics posted here are not what I was looking for. Yesterday Aunt Martha and I went out "Antiquing" around local flea markets and junque shops in search of an air compressor and an "Indian Pump", neither of which we found. well, this one antique joint had a beaut of a brass Indian Pump out on the porch, but the old man wanted it to go with his pet antique fire engine and wasn't parting with it. All I got was an old tattered guitar instructionh manual with the cover missing, which by the looks of it I'd guess was published sometime in the 1920's or '30's. And I paid a whole buck for it to boot. But the most interesting part was when I discovered a small piece of paper in between the pages upon which was handwritten in pencil a poem or set of lyrics, entitled "By The Grave Of Nobody's Darling", which were sadly evocative. I can't help but wonder if this is a transcription of a popular song which the writer was trying to learn to play, or an original composition by an unknown Author who was using the guitar book to try and work out a melody for it. So here it is; please let me know if anyone has ever heard of it and knows anything about it. it seems to fit into the "Old Country" or "Bluegrass" genre about as well as any, I reckon.
"BY THE GRAVE OF NOBODY'S DARLING"
(Found in an old - estimated circa 1920's - guitar manual handwritten in pencil on an 8 1/2" X 5 1/2" piece of newsprint paper.
Tonight as I kneel by my darling
(Chorus):
Each night while the bright moon is shining; (Cho.)
Discovered and transcribed by John C. Clarke, Yarmouth Maine
Cover missing from book; Advertisement in back for "Wm. J. Smith Music Co." No date, name, or indication of tune to accompany these lyrics.) |
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12 Nov 02 - 07:12 AM (#824045) Subject: RE: Be nobodys darling but mine lyrics wanted From: masato sakurai There's another song with the same title in the Levy collection. Title: Nobody's Darling But Mine. Composer, Lyricist, Arranger: Words by John T. Rutledge. Music by H.P. Danks. H. P. Danks Publication: Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., 451 Washington St., 1876. Form of Composition: strophic with chorus Instrumentation: piano and voice First Line: Nobody's darling but mine, love, nobody loves you like me First Line of Chorus: Nobdoy loves you like me, love, fondly and truly I'm thine Engraver, Lithographer, Artist: S.S. Frizzell; J.H. Bufford's Sons Lith. 141 Franklin St. Boston Subject: Fences Subject: Portraits Subject: Dwellings Subject: Roofs Subject: Country life Subject: Courtship Call No.: Box: 134 Item: 007 ~Masato |
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12 Nov 02 - 07:26 AM (#824052) Subject: RE: Be nobodys darling but mine lyrics wanted From: masato sakurai 'Nobody's Darlin' But Mine' - Jimmie Davis [Real Audio] (Real Country Archives Page 8) from The Record Lady's All-Time Country Favorites. |
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12 Nov 02 - 10:24 PM (#824803) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Be nobodys darling but mine From: DougR I hope you folks will excuse a bit of thread creep, but this song is very special to me, and I'm going to take a chance. Back in the 1960's I booked Eddy Arnold to appear in a Pop Concert with the Phoenix Symphony. My wife and I picked Eddy up at the airport and we made small talk on the way to his hotel. We had attended the Phoenix Jaycee's Rodeo a few months prior, and Jimmy Dean was the guest artist at the rodeo. He sang "Be Nobody's Darling," which I knew from the thirties, but was new to Velma. She asked Eddy on the ride back from the airport if he had considered recording that song. He said, "No, but it's a great old song." Several months later, Eddy released a LP and it had that song on it. Velma was shopping at KMart perusing the LP records, and found it. She called me at my office and said, "Guess what?" She died several years later absolutely convinced that she was responsible for his recording "Be Nobody's Darling" on that LP. Bill Walker arranged Eddy's rendition of the song, and I think it is excellent. Sorry for the invasion of what should be just a music thread. DougR |
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12 Nov 02 - 11:38 PM (#824857) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Be nobodys darling but mine From: Bill D ah, yes...Gov. Jimmy Davis...one of the best singing politicians we ever had. (He shoulda sung MORE and politicked less!) |
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16 Nov 02 - 03:54 PM (#827903) Subject: Lyr Add: NOBODY'S DARLING BUT MINE From: Jim Dixon DougR: I love stories like that, that tell why a certain song has a special meaning for somebody. You needn't apologize. I don't consider it "thread creep" at all. This isn't the same song, but maybe it inspired Jimmie Davis: Transcribed from the sheet music at: The Lester S. Levy Collection of Sheet Music: (And if you like old sheet-music cover artwork, don't fail to look at this one.) NOBODY'S DARLING BUT MINE (Words, John T. Rutledge. Music, H. P. Danks. Published 1876.) 1. Nobody's darling but mine, love, Nobody loves you like me. In your bright eyes softly shine, love, Visions delightful to see, Visions of beauty and pleasure, Filling my heart with their love, Bringing me joys without measure, Beaming like bright stars above. CHORUS: Nobody loves you like me, love. Fondly and truly I'm thine. Promise you ever will be, love, Nobody's darling but mine. 2. Nobody's darling but mine, love, Truly I love you the best. While your sweet arms 'round me twine, love, Earth is a haven of rest. Lonely I'd be, love, without you, And all the joys that you give. Surely I never could doubt you, Pride of my heart while I live. 3. Nobody's darling but mine, love, Surely I love you alone. And my heart ever will pine, love, 'Till I may call you my own. Beautiful faily [sic; s/b "fairy"?] like vision, Bright star of hope, softly shine. Make my path one bright elysian, Nobody's darling but mine. |
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12 Feb 07 - 01:45 PM (#1965026) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Nobody's Darling But Mine (Jimmie Davis) From: GUEST,don moores I realize this is an old thread, but maybe someone new will be looking at it. I have a recording of Uncle Dave Macon singing a bit of Nobody's Darling But Mine to the tune Jimmy Davis used, but slightly different lyrics. I've often suspected that the song may have predated JD's version. |
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25 Mar 11 - 12:35 PM (#3121382) Subject: RE: By The Grave of Nobody's Darling From: GUEST,C. Keith You're missing the last verse: Someday I know I shall meet her With the angels in heaven so kind Up there we'll be sweethearts forever She was nobody's darling but mine This was, recorded on RCA by Wilf Carter 5/17/1938 |
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12 Oct 22 - 03:37 PM (#4154837) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Nobody's Darling But Mine (Jimmie Davis) From: GUEST Hi Joe Offer my name is Joe as well and I play the piano and sing. I have always been a fan of country and folk music. i have the Jimmie Davis 1934 recording and review this song. I hope you get this song I can only learn this song. i have also sung Davis' song You Are My Sunshine. |