Lyr Req: Love Song (from Sanders of the River)

Subject: RE: Help: Can´t understand the lyrics
From: Escamillo
Date: 23 Apr 00 - 06:09 AM

Ok Joe, I´ll try, but I´m afraid the compression to MP3 will make the fidelity still worse. If it works, it will be faster, indeed.
Un abrazo - Andrés (singing in front of the Silver River which is not the Mississipi but it´s wider)

Subject: RE: Help: Can´t understand the lyrics
From: Joe Offer
Date: 23 Apr 00 - 06:00 AM

Darn, I thought I might have a copy of it, Andrés, but I don't. Any chance you can make an MP3 or RealAudio recording of the cut, an then e-mail it? I'd be glad to post it at my Website so everybody could take a listen and try to help. Click on my name below if you'd like to send me e-mail.
-Joe Offer-

Subject: RE: Help: Can´t understand the lyrics
From: Escamillo
Date: 23 Apr 00 - 05:51 AM

Thanks George, the title will not tell you much: it is Love Song from the movie Sanders of The River. This is some info downloaded from eonline.com:

Category: Action/Adventure Director: Zoltan Korda (1936) Cast: Paul Robeson, Leslie Banks, Nina Mae McKinney, Robert Cochran Running Time: 1 hr 38 mins Distributor: Video Yesteryear Country: United Kingdom

Subject: RE: Help: Can´t understand the lyrics
From:
Date: 23 Apr 00 - 05:16 AM

Before you send the CD around, would you know the title of the song itself?

Subject: Can´t understand the lyrics
From: Escamillo
Date: 23 Apr 00 - 04:21 AM

There´s a rich, beautiful song originated 1930 of which I do have a record (Paul Robeson). My problem is that I understand 95% of the lyrics and that´s not enough to sing it. (Some people say that neither my voice is enough, but I´m a die hard). Though it is a re-processed CD, the sound is poor. Only an authentic English-speaking person, especially a singer, will get the full meaning of the lyrics. Curiously, you Mudcatters are closer to me than any authentic English-singing person in Buenos Aires. Is there any volunteer to receive the CD, listen to it and write down the lyrics for me ? There has been an old thread on this, but nobody knew it.
Thanks for any help - Un abrazo - Andrés

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