Subject: LYRREQ From: Joao Marum Date: 28 Aug 98 - 09:24 AM Greetings. I am in search for the lyrics and tunes of some songs but unfortunately I've been unable to find them, so I'm asking for help in finding the lyrics and tunes for these songs...
David of the White Rock I have heard there are two versions to The False Bride song but I have only heard one till today, a truly sad song. Also, I have heard a version of Carrickfergus that doesn't match the lyrics here. I was wondering if anyone knows about a second version of Carrickfergus and if they were kind to place the lyrics here. Thanks in advance! |
Subject: Lyr Add: I ONCE LOVED A LASS (Ewan MacColl) From: Jon W. Date: 28 Aug 98 - 10:22 AM Here's one version of the False Bride:
I ONCE LOVED A LASS |
Subject: RE: LYRREQ From: Mountain Dog Date: 28 Aug 98 - 12:49 PM Jon W., The Tannahill Weavers did a fine version of "I Once Loved A Lass" on one of their LPs from the early 80s. Their lyrics matched those you posted. Thanks for reminding me of it. |
Subject: Lyr Add: I COURTED A WEE GIRL (from Dervish) From: Maelgwyn Date: 28 Aug 98 - 02:38 PM Dervish does a slightly different version of "I Once Loved A Lass" called "I Courted a Wee Girl". I COURTED A WEE GIRL
I courted a wee girl for many's the long day
The bride and bride's party to church they did go
The bride and bride's party in church they did stand
The next time I saw her she was seated down neat
The last time I saw her she was all dressed in white
I courted that wee girl for many's the long day
So dig me a grave and dig it down deep |
Subject: RE: LYRREQ From: Abby Sale Date: 09 Apr 01 - 02:04 PM Happily, yesterday fell on a Sunday so I was able to sing "A Week Before Easter" (as learned from Dransfield) on its proper day. Even though it's in Greig, I think of it as the English version. I've known what I think of as the Scottish version, "I Ainse Loved a Lass" (MacColl, Cameron, etc.) many years as well. There's a good bit of discussion (& so should be) on this song, "The False Bride." In my limited mind, however, I can't hold the two tunes side by side long enough to reckon if there are enough similarities to call them the same tune. It's a good song regardless & one of those worth singing, it seems, in any of its versions. Just curious. |
Subject: Lyr Add: DAVID OF THE WHITE ROCK From: Morticia Date: 09 Apr 01 - 02:48 PM DAVID OF THE WHITE ROCK
Dinas Emlinn, lament for the moment is nigh
In spring and in autumn thy glories of shade,
Thy sons, Dinas Emlinn, may march in their pride,
And, oh, Dinas Emlinn! thy daughters so fair!
Then adieu silver Teivi! I quit thy loved scene,
Adieu, Dinas Emlinn! still green be thy shades, |
Subject: RE: LYRREQ From: Noreen Date: 09 Apr 01 - 03:01 PM Click on the blue text: Help: Origins of Carrickfergus for more information and discussion on Carrickfergus than you could have imagined... Noreen |
Subject: RE: LYRREQ From: Stewie Date: 09 Apr 01 - 08:26 PM There are lyrics for 'Ringsend Rose' in the following thread, and links to other postings. |
Subject: RE: LYRREQ From: catspaw49 Date: 09 Apr 01 - 09:17 PM re: Carrickfergus........If you want even more, try here .........or here. Noreen's link should do it, but there were a couple of points in these too. Spaw |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: David of the White Rock (etc.) From: Joe Offer Date: 06 Nov 23 - 06:33 PM Joe, sort this out. I hate threads that ask for a list of unrelated songs... |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: David of the White Rock (etc.) From: Mo the caller Date: 07 Nov 23 - 03:58 AM The David of the White Rock that we sang at school, from the national Song Bool, was completely different from the version above. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: David of the White Rock (etc.) From: Helen Date: 07 Nov 23 - 11:12 PM Another thread with a wide selection of various versions and/or translations of the lyrics of: David of The White Rock Jim Dixon's post on 29 Jan 20 - 09:01 AM is the lyrics we sang at school using the Sing Care Away Book One published by Novello, which has some lovely arrangements of melodies and harmonies or counter melodies. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: David of the White Rock (etc.) From: Joe Offer Date: 06 Nov 23 - 06:33 PM Joe, sort this out. I hate threads that ask for a list of unrelated songs... |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: David of the White Rock (etc.) From: Helen Date: 07 Nov 23 - 11:12 PM Another thread with a wide selection of various versions and/or translations of the lyrics of: David of The White Rock Jim Dixon's post on 29 Jan 20 - 09:01 AM is the lyrics we sang at school using the Sing Care Away Book One published by Novello, which has some lovely arrangements of melodies and harmonies or counter melodies. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: David of the White Rock (etc.) From: Mo the caller Date: 07 Nov 23 - 03:58 AM The David of the White Rock that we sang at school, from the national Song Bool, was completely different from the version above. |
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