02 Feb 01 - 01:54 PM (#388483) Subject: Sailor/Maiden/Role reversal From: GUEST In about 1980 two Canadian girls played at Bracknell folk festival. One of the songs they sang was of a sailor newly home from sea who is ravaged by a woman. He ends up crying, "Mother, I am quite undone." If I could find the names of the two women who sang the song, it would help. Does anyone have a programme from that time? The song started
One fine summer's day a woman went walking
She boldly stepped up to this young Multiple requests for an unidentified song - Role reversal, woman has evil way with sailor Help words of a sea shanty Lyr Req: Sailors lament Lyr Req: One fine summer day a woman went walking Lyr Req: Sailor/Maiden/Role reversal Hello Sailor
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15 Jul 02 - 01:23 PM (#748403) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Sailor/Maiden/Role reversal From: Jim Dixon Refresh. I have no answer, but I see the song was previously asked for here. |
15 Jul 02 - 01:43 PM (#748411) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Sailor/Maiden/Role reversal From: Malcolm Douglas See also: Help words of a sea shanty Some of those threads have additional lyrics that people have recalled. Obvious candidates for amalgamation, I'd think. |
15 Jul 02 - 02:31 PM (#748439) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Sailor/Maiden/Role reversal From: EBarnacle1 You might also search out the Sailor's Husband's Lament, which can be found on the album, "Broad Old River," available through Clearwater, 845-454-7673. |
15 Jul 02 - 06:04 PM (#748515) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Sailor/Maiden/Role reversal From: George Seto - af221@chebucto.ns.ca I wonder if the two girls who sang, might have been the McGarrigle Sisters? |