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Songs with Mermaids in DigiTrad: THE MERMAID THE MERMAID (5) WAVES ON THE SEA Related threads: Lyr Req: William Howell's Mermaid Child #289 (8) Lyr Req: The Mermaid {Child Ballad} (8) Lyr Req: Newfoundland Mermaid song (49) Penguin: The Mermaid (16) Lyr Req: Ernest Stoneman's Mermaid #289 (3) Lyr Req: looking for sea song (Mermaid) (29) Lyr Req: Virginia Variant on The Mermaid (4) The Mermaid -- any more verses? (5)
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Subject: RE: Songs with Mermaids in From: Mrrzy Date: 12 Jul 19 - 09:52 AM Isn't she the one stuck in the house because of the anchor? |
Subject: RE: Songs with Mermaids in From: Mrrzy Date: 14 Jul 19 - 11:36 PM Man and that was my Lyr Add thread. Anyway and maybe this is thread creep but I didn't know this https://lithub.com/dear-internet-the-little-mermaid-also-happens-to-be-queer-allegory/ |
Subject: RE: Songs with Mermaids in From: GUEST,henryp Date: 15 Jul 19 - 04:40 AM "Isn't there also a song about not being able to diddle the mermaid because she was all fishy below the waist?" "Oh, roll up, roll up, come and see the mermaid, See the lovely lady, half a woman, half a fish." In went the lads, to see it were no swank, And little Tommy Higgins put some whisky in the tank. Oh, she got frisky, swimming in the whisky, And when she come up for air, She bowed to the audience, gave her tail a swish, Her tail it came off and she really looked delish, She said "What do you fancy lads, a bit of meat, or fish?" At the Rawtenstall Annual Fair. Written by the prolific Music Hall team of Weston & Lee, who also gave us such timeless gems as "The Body In The Bag" and "With Her Head Tucked Underneath Her Arm". |
Subject: RE: Songs with Mermaids in From: GeoffLawes Date: 15 Jul 19 - 04:44 AM https://sounds.bl.uk/World-and-traditional-music/Keith-Summers-Collection/025M-C1002X0079XX-0300V0 Down in the Diving Bell, Charlie Bate, 1919-1977 ,Suffolk |
Subject: RE: Songs with Mermaids in From: Anne Lister Date: 15 Jul 19 - 07:48 AM My song "The Fisherman" is about a mermaid who falls in love with a fisherman because of his singing. It's the other way around from most mermaid songs because he is, of course, a Welshman and therefore can sing most beautifully. The song is based on a traditional story so it's bound to be absolutely true. |
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