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Lyr Req: Unity (John Tams) |
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Subject: Raise your banner high From: GUEST,nogs on vacation Date: 04 Oct 01 - 09:46 PM I heard Swan Arcade sing this one years ago. Cant find it in a web search except for a reference to a CD by the Wheeze and Suck Band.
Words are something like:
Raise your banner high Sounds like a union song. Great chorus, but that is the only part of the tune that I remember, so I need help with the verse tune as well. Many thanks. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Raise your banner high From: Malcolm Douglas Date: 04 Oct 01 - 10:54 PM Written by John Tams, and called by him Unity, subtitled Raise Your Banners High. It's on his CD, Unity, released last year, and Roy Bailey has been singing it for some time; that's all I can remember just now. Damn good song. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Raise your banner high From: Ralphie Date: 05 Oct 01 - 04:44 AM Malcolm... Absolutely correct (as usual!!) Also, Fellside records have just re-released Swan Arcades' two classic albums "Together Forever" and "Diving for Pearls" on one CD (FECD160) as part of their 25th anniversary celebrations. And "Unity" is track 12. It's a stonker !! (UK for quite good really!) Regards all Ralphie |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Raise your banner high From: GUEST,nogs Date: 05 Oct 01 - 01:30 PM Ah, thanks lads. Not surprised to hear that Tams was the genius behind this. |
Subject: Lyr Add: UNITY (John Tams) From: wildlone Date: 22 Feb 02 - 04:01 PM UNITY John Tams Taken from "Unity" TSCD 508
Bound together through the land
Keep the spirit keep the way
Those who stand against all strife
Those who stand for liberty
Chorus
Though the struggle brings you pain
Though the struggle brings you tears
Chorus |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Raise your banner high From: Nemesis Date: 22 Feb 02 - 05:54 PM More praise for Raise your Banner - what a great song this is. We did a horrendous gig at a Day Care centre when one of our accapella trio was sick - and after suffering us struggling 2-parting through 3-part arrangements the old dears stopped muttering gummily about where was the tea and biscuits and were really enthusiastic about this song (or maybe it's because we mentioned it in the same breath as MARGARET THATCHER and they thought it was about her? :)) Anyway, as a rule I've found it's song that has universal appeal - so well worth putting in the repertoire! |
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