Subject: Need help with words From: McMusic Date: 28 Nov 98 - 04:55 AM Several years ago, there was a rather popular balled titled, I think, "The Lady came From Baltimore". Can anyone help me with the word? I'd appreciate it. |
Subject: RE: Need help with word From: Barry Finn Date: 28 Nov 98 - 11:53 AM Recorded & I think written by Tim Hardin, don't know where you can find it though, sorry. Barry |
Subject: RE: Need help with word From: Alice Date: 28 Nov 98 - 01:16 PM McMusic, I just clicked on the Mudcat banjo logo and did a quick search for the song title "The Lady Came From Baltimore" at Music Blvd. They have it recorded by Joan Baez. alice |
Subject: Lyr Add: THE LADY CAME FROM BALTIMORE (Tim Hardin) From: Earl Date: 28 Nov 98 - 01:46 PM Lady Came From Baltimore Tim Hardin
Lady came from Baltimore
Chorus:
Lady's name was Susan Moore
Her daddy said I was a thief
Chorus
The house she lived in had a wall
Chorus
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Subject: RE: Need help with word From: McMusic Date: 28 Nov 98 - 06:36 PM Alice, Barry, and Earl, Thanks all! you're the best--but you're Mudcatters, so that goes without saying!! |
Subject: RE: Need help with word From: Gene Date: 28 Nov 98 - 10:38 PM Johnny Cash also recorded that song! Johnny Cash-ENCORE |
Subject: RE: Need help with word From: Roger in Baltimore Date: 29 Nov 98 - 02:09 PM Just as a point of interest, Bobby Darin recorded this song. He recorded two albums, prior to his early death, on Atlantic records during the folk-boom of the late 60's. They were primarily folk-based material, including a few Tim Hardin songs.
The first album was nearly worn flat on my record player. I may have to dig this one out of the collection for one more turn. Roger in Baltimore |
Subject: RE: Need help with word From: Earl Date: 29 Nov 98 - 04:18 PM Another interesting note, Tim Hardin's wife, at the time the song was written, was named Susan Moore. |
Subject: The Lady Came From Baltimore From: Clifton53 Date: 24 Jan 00 - 08:19 PM I've been looking for the lyrics to this tune,written I think by Tim Hardin, or at least performed by him, and also by Joan Baez years ago. Can anyone post them for me? Can't find them in the D.T. Thanks Clifton |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Lady Came From Baltimore From: GUEST,John Wood Date: 24 Jan 00 - 08:30 PM Hi Clifton. The song was written by Tim Hardin and came out on his second LP.(remember them),released in 1967. I'll see if I can't dig the words out for you. greetings John. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Lady Came From Baltimore From: Clifton53 Date: 24 Jan 00 - 08:56 PM Howdy John, nice to meet you. Yes, unfortunately I do remember "records". I also remember them costing about 3 dollars U.S. back in the day. How I sweated out which one to buy when I got the money together. Standing at the rack and reading them over 'til they were ready to throw me out of there. Of course, you could always buy three or four 45's for that kind of dough. How times change. Clifton |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Lady Came From Baltimore From: Roger in Baltimore Date: 24 Jan 00 - 09:52 PM Clifton, God what an old folkie you are! It was nice to meet you and sing some John Prine at Annap's. I remember this song best from a Bobby Darin album. He did a wonderful job with many Tim Hardin songs and some others. Here's the only verse I remember.
The lady came from Baltimore, If no one else comes up with it, I'll check my vinyl down in the basement for you. Big RiB
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Subject: Lyr Add: THE LADY CAME FROM BALTIMORE (Tim Hardin) From: Roger in Baltimore Date: 24 Jan 00 - 10:13 PM I did an excite.com search and it popped up at the top of the list (a rare occurrence for me). Here 'tis.
THE LADY CAME FROM BALTIMORE
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Lady Came From Baltimore From: Roger in Baltimore Date: 24 Jan 00 - 10:43 PM I checked three other sites, same lyrics. For those of you wondering, Tim who? Biography. Roger in Baltimore |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Lady Came From Baltimore From: Amos Date: 24 Jan 00 - 10:54 PM I think this was originally performed by King Edward. Oh, never mind. I'm mixing it up with a verse from "Love, Love Alone" which asserts he (Edward) "must go with the Lady from Baltimore". Not the same thing at all. A. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Lady Came From Baltimore From: GUEST,Gene Date: 24 Jan 00 - 11:04 PM and Johnny Cash also recorded it... |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Lady Came From Baltimore From: Arkie Date: 24 Jan 00 - 11:06 PM Roger, you're right the first line in the fourth verse is not quite right, but my memory is not working tonight. That sometimes happens when you get old. Seems like the line ended ...lived behind a wall. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Lady Came From Baltimore From: Barry Finn Date: 24 Jan 00 - 11:11 PM Hi Roger, thanks for that link.Tim is a current favorite of my wife's & since my late teens or early twenties I've carried a lifelong liking for him & his songs. It's such a sad & all to common story for such a talented person. Barry |
Subject: Lyr Add: THE LADY CAME FROM SUNNYDALE (Lisa Rose) From: GUEST,Arkie Date: 25 Jan 00 - 09:58 AM There are several places in the lyrics posted above that are not the way I remember them. So far that is all I can remember.
Here's another set of lyric turned up on Google. This is definitly not the way I remember the song.
Chorus:
I was sent to kill her daughter
Though lady Joyce was always sweet
Chorus
She locked her house doors every night
Chorus
Her daughter said I was a fiend
Chorus (Lyrics © 1997 by Lisa Rose |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Lady Came From Baltimore From: Peter T. Date: 25 Jan 00 - 10:01 AM If you do a Mudcat Forum search you will discover a thread on this topic with the lyrics, and the chords, I think. yours, Peter T. |
Subject: Lyr Add: THE LADY CAME FROM BALTIMORE (Tim Hardin) From: GUEST,Arkie Date: 25 Jan 00 - 10:17 AM Here's another set of lyrics closer to what I remember except for line about the wall, which I may have heard wrong.
THE LADY CAME FROM BALTIMORE
The lady came from Baltimore
Chorus:
The lady's name was Susan Moore Chorus
Her daddy said I was a thief Chorus
The house she lived in had a wall Chorus |
Subject: Lady came from Baltimore From: GUEST,soulsent@superaje.com Date: 31 Dec 00 - 12:43 PM I was there to steal her money, Take her rings and run, I fell in love with the lady and got away with none. I should know this. Completely slipped my mind. Who's song is it and need lyrics. Thanks, Allan Brown |
Subject: RE: Lady came from Baltimore From: Peter T. Date: 31 Dec 00 - 01:06 PM Tim Hardin. The Lady came from Baltimore All she wore was lace, She didn't know that I was poor, She never saw my face. I was sent to steal her money Thake her rings and run But I fell in love with the lady, Came away with none. {sometimes: Came away with a son] The lady's name was Susan Moore Her daddy read the law, She didn't know that I was poor And lived outside the law The house she lived in had a wall, To keep the robbers out She never stopped to think at all, That's what I'm about Her daddy said I was a thief And didn't marry her for love But I was Susan's true belief I married her for love Tim notoriously changed the lines out of carelessness. yours, Peter T. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Lady Came From Baltimore From: George Seto - af221@chebucto.ns.ca Date: 31 Dec 00 - 01:53 PM There is another thread, from almost a year ago which has the song in discussion. Have a look at |
Subject: RE: Lady came from Baltimore From: George Seto - af221@chebucto.ns.ca Date: 31 Dec 00 - 02:03 PM There was another thread where I refreshed as well. You can go from here |
Subject: RE: Lady came from Baltimore From: GUEST Date: 31 Dec 00 - 02:27 PM Thanks Peter and George. Got it! Allan B |
Subject: RE: Lady Came from Baltimore From: Suffet Date: 31 Dec 00 - 06:45 PM Face or place? When I first heard Tim Hardin perform this song at the Night Owl Cafe in New York City he would sing: The lady came from Baltimore, All she wore was lace, She didn't know that I was poor, She never saw my place. Then Joan Baez recorded it and sang: She never saw my face. At first Tim resisted. After all, Susan Moore and the thief were lovers. Of course she would have seen his face, at least in the literal sense. What she had not seen was his place, either in terms of his social standing or his abode. Alas, in time Joanie's lyrics won out. The last time I heard Tim Hardin, he, too, was singing face instead of place. --- Steve |
Subject: Lady Came From Baltimore From: GUEST,Philip Date: 23 Apr 01 - 09:57 PM Does anyone know the chords to this great Tim Hardin song? Thank's much Philip |
Subject: RE: Lyr/Chords Req: Lady Came From Baltimore From: GUEST,dusty m Date: 23 Apr 01 - 10:20 PM Try: C/Em/F/C F/C/Dm/G C/Em/F/C F/C/G/C, or capo up. I don't remember if there is a bridge, I was drunk that night. Now please guide me through the lyrics, thanx. |
Subject: RE: Lyr/Chords Req: Lady Came From Baltimore From: GUEST,Gene Date: 23 Apr 01 - 11:13 PM Lyrics found here with www.google.com http://members.nbci.com/elstongunn/ladycame.html * CLICK TO: Lady Came From Baltimore *
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Subject: RE: Lyr/Chords Req: Lady Came From Baltimore From: GUEST,Gene Date: 23 Apr 01 - 11:16 PM Lyrics are also in previous Mudcat Forum post- |
Subject: Lady came from Baltimore From: GUEST,Keffler Date: 13 Aug 02 - 10:38 AM Does anyone know the words to Lady came from Baltimore? |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Lady came from Baltimore From: Malcolm Douglas Date: 13 Aug 02 - 10:43 AM Type lady came from baltimore into the "Digitrad and Forum Search", which you will see on the main Forum page; this will locate for you several past discussions of Tim Hardin's song, with lyrics included. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Lady came from Baltimore From: GUEST,Keffler Date: 13 Aug 02 - 11:26 AM Dear Malcolm, Thanks very much. I heard it in a folk club in Stockton in the 60s, and could remeber the tune but not the words. I shall give it an airing tonight in the Bell at Bennigton |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Lady came from Baltimore From: Amos Date: 13 Aug 02 - 02:23 PM Here's an earlier discussion on the topic. A |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Lady came from Baltimore From: MMario Date: 13 Aug 02 - 02:26 PM amos - your clicky leads to the super secret inner circle only section of mudcat. |
Subject: Lyr/Chords Add: THE LADY CAME FROM BALTIMORE From: songs2play Date: 14 Aug 02 - 02:54 AM THE LADY CAME FROM BALTIMORE
(C)Lady came from (G)Baltimore,
The lady's name was Susan Moore,
Her daddy said, I was a thief
Outside her house there was a wall http://www.geocities.com/songs2play/baltimore.htm |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Lady came from Baltimore From: Murray MacLeod Date: 14 Aug 02 - 03:36 AM I haven't heard this in a long time either, but my memory is that the first line kicks off in F, and where it says Gsus4 in the chords above I hear a D7. I could be wrong however .... Murray |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Lady Came From Baltimore From: GUEST Date: 24 Oct 08 - 09:04 PM Ronnie Hawkins also sang this song and i think he did the BEST job i just love it |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Lady Came from Baltimore (Tim Hardin) From: GUEST,Sheri.E Date: 21 Jan 14 - 08:05 PM Everyone has at least two faces - the private one that is the 'real you', and the one you show the public. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Lady Came from Baltimore (Tim Hardin) From: GUEST Date: 08 Aug 19 - 04:01 AM i fell in love with the lady |
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