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Subject: Fotheringay chords and tab? From: GUEST,equalrice Date: 22 Dec 02 - 03:35 PM I gave it the old college try and haven't been able to come up with any chords or arrangement for the Sandy Denny song Fotheringay. Any help would be much appreciated. |
Subject: Lyr Chord Add: Fogtheringay/Sandy Denny From: Sorcha Date: 22 Dec 02 - 03:59 PM I hope this works.......
From: http://www.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/~zierke/sandy.denny/songs/fotheringay.html |
Subject: Fotheringay's last verse From: Fletcherjlynd Date: 11 Jul 08 - 07:45 PM Some sources report Fotheringay's last verse as "for the lonely Fotheringay"; some others as "or the lonely Fotheringay". The second one makes more sense, but Sandy Denny seems indeed to sing "for". Does anyone know the correct version of the song? |
Subject: RE: Fotheringay's last verse From: Lonesome EJ Date: 12 Jul 08 - 12:38 AM The lyric sites seem to agree that the last stanza is Tomorrow at this hour she will be far away, Much farther than these islands, Or the lonely Fotheringay A lovely song, and may be Sandy's best. |
Subject: RE: Fotheringay's last verse From: GUEST,woodsie Date: 12 Jul 08 - 01:29 AM Why do you think that the second makes more sense? |
Subject: RE: Fotheringay's last verse From: Lord Batman's Kitchener Date: 12 Jul 08 - 11:06 AM I simply don't see what the arguement is, Sandy's ennunciation is perfectly clear Tomorrow at this hour she will be far away, Much farther than these islands, Or the lonely Fotheringay |
Subject: RE: Fotheringay's last verse From: GUEST,SPB Co-operator Date: 13 Jul 08 - 10:36 AM It makes sense because Northamptonshire is not far from these Islands |
Subject: RE: Fotheringay's last verse From: GUEST,woodsie Date: 13 Jul 08 - 12:16 PM Which islands? These, or Fotheringay suggests that fotheringay is seperate place from these islands. |
Subject: RE: Fotheringay's last verse From: Fletcherjlynd Date: 13 Jul 08 - 11:38 PM Lord Batman's Kitchener, how can you say that "I simply don't see what the arguement is, Sandy's ennunciation is perfectly clear"? I'm not the only one who doubts about this verse: if you search with Google you will find that 246 web sources report "or the lonely Fotheringay", while 219 report "for the lonely Fotheringay". Anyway, I agree that the correct version is supposed to be "or". |
Subject: RE: Fotheringay's last verse From: GUEST Date: 01 Dec 11 - 12:26 PM Fotheringay Castle, waar Mary Stuart gevangen zat, is genoemd naar het gelijknamige dorpje; in goed nederlands zeggen we HET kasteel en HET dorpje. De laatste strofe luidt dan Morgen om deze tijd is zij hier ver vandaan, veel verder dan deze eilanden en het eenzame Fotheringay |
Subject: RE: Fotheringay's last verse From: GUEST,henryp Date: 02 Dec 11 - 08:17 AM Tomorrow at this hour, she will be far away. Mary, Queen of Scots, was executed at Fotheringhay Castle on the morning of February 8, 1587. |
Subject: RE: Fotheringay's last verse From: BobKnight Date: 02 Dec 11 - 09:45 AM It's definitly "or." You can't always go by what's on the internet. It just needs one person to make a mistake, and before you know where you are, it's repeated and passed on, over and over, and the the wrong version is all over the internet. To suggest the word is "for" is to make the meaning of the line nonsensical. |
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