14 Mar 98 - 02:05 AM (#23759) Subject: Lyr Add: COUNTRY GIRLS From: Ezio COUNTRY GIRLS As I strolled down O'Connell St. Chorus I took her to McDonald's sure Chorus Chorus Chorus Chorus Chorus Chorus Chorus (Recorded by Dublin City Ramblers)
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16 Mar 98 - 03:41 AM (#23888) Subject: RE: LYR ADD: Country girls From: Wolfgang Hell I never saw or heard this, but it looks just like a parody on "New York Girls" which can be found in the DT. I guess it has the same tune. Doesn't it, Ezio? |
16 Mar 98 - 07:10 AM (#23893) Subject: RE: LYR ADD: Country girls From: alison Hi, Just in explanation... in verse 3 DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transport)is a train system which connects the suburbs in Dublin. Slainte Alison
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17 Mar 98 - 01:46 AM (#23940) Subject: RE: LYR ADD: Country girls From: Ezio |
17 Mar 98 - 01:48 AM (#23941) Subject: RE: LYR ADD: Country girls From: Ezio Wolfgang, you're right. The 'N.Y. girls' and 'Country girls' share the same tune. Thanks. |
17 Mar 98 - 02:57 PM (#23987) Subject: RE: LYR ADD: Country girls From: dick greenhaus It's likely that the missing words are Away, you Santy; My dear Annie. The original commemorates a period when the polka was the rage, having taken over from the more austere waltz. "Polka" became a buzzword (much as "organic" is now" and polka popped up in some surprising contexts. The one that survived is, of course, "polka dot" |
17 Mar 98 - 03:38 PM (#23991) Subject: RE: LYR ADD: Country girls From: Bert Long time ago in another life we used to dance a Norwegian dance to a very similar tune. I don't know the correct spelling but phonetically it was called "rack see ack" It was one guy dancing with two girls. |