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Lyr Req: Tony Rose's Lord Rendal DigiTrad: BILLY BOY BILLY BOY (5) BILLY BOY 2 BILLY BOY 3 BONNIE TAMMY HENRY MY SON LORD RANDAL LORD RANDALL (2) LORD RANDALL (3) LORD RANDALL (Gaelic) LORD RONALD Related threads: (origins) Origins: Lord Randall (56) (origins) Origins: Henry My Son, R, Gould (8) Lyr Req: Lord Randal (Roaring Jelly) - parody (5) (origins) Origins: Lord Randall variants/reworkings (15) (origins) Origins: Green and Yellow / Green and Yeller (10) Lyr Req: The Wild Wild Berry (10) Help to identify a folk song-poison berries (16) Lyr Add: Lord Rendal (2) Lyr Req: Lord Randall parody (Roaring Jelly) (18) (origins) Origins: Bonnie wee croodin doo/Lord Randall (10) lord Randall (7)
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Subject: Lyr Add: LORD RENDAL (from Tony Rose) From: Roberto Date: 12 Jan 04 - 02:38 PM I miss just one word. What colour were those eels? Please, help. From On Banks of Green Willow: Where have you been, Rendal my son? Where have you been, my sweet pretty one? I've been to my sweetheart's, mother make my bed soon For I'm sick to my heart, and fain would lie down What did she give you, Rendal my son? What did she give you, my sweet pretty one? She gave me some eels, mother make my bed soon For I'm sick to my heart, and fain would lie down What colour were they, Rendal my son? What colour were they, my sweet pretty one? All ......** and speckled, mother make my bed soon For I'm sick to my heart, and fain would lie down Where did she get them, Rendal my son? Where did she get them, my sweet pretty one? From hedges, from ditches, mother make my bed soon For I'm sick to my heart, and fain would lie down Where are your greyhounds, Rendal my son? Where are your greyhounds, my sweet pretty one? They swelled and they died, mother make my bed soon For I'm sick to my heart, and fain would lie down I fear you were poisoned, Rendal my son I fear you were poisoned, my sweet pretty one Yes I'm poisoned, mother make my bed soon For I'm sick to my heart, and fain would lie down **(sounds similar to speckled, if speckled is correct, but with an "i" sound instead of the "e" of speckled) |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Tony Rose's Lord Rendal From: Stilly River Sage Date: 12 Jan 04 - 05:59 PM I heard "All spickled and speckled, mother" for that line. I've also heard it "spickled and spackled." I haven't heard it as "Rendal," only as Randal. SRS |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Tony Rose's Lord Rendal From: Roberto Date: 13 Jan 04 - 09:07 AM Thank you, Stilly River Sage. Rendal: because that is the way the name is written in the title of the ballad on Tony Rose's lp cover. |
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