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Subject: RE: Heart Songs From: topical tom Date: 01 Nov 08 - 12:50 PM I don't think that "Come From the Heart" has been mentioned yet, a song that I love. |
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Subject: RE: Heart Songs From: GUEST Date: 01 Nov 08 - 08:02 AM Little man you're cryin', I know why you're blue, Someone took your kiddy-car away, Better go to sleep now, Little man you've had a busy day . . . Johnny won your marbles, tell you what we'll do, Dad will get you new ones right away, Better go to sleep now, Little man you've had a busy day . . . You've been playin' soldier, the battle has been won, The enemy is out of sight, Come along there soldier, put away your gun, The war is over for tonight . . . Time to stop your schemin', time your day was through, Can't you hear the bugle softly say? Time you should be dreamin', Little man you've had a busy day . . . < instrumental bridge > Time you should be dreamin', Little man you've had a busy day . . . |
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Subject: Little man your crying Lyrics From: GUEST,Greg Polok Date: 30 Jan 06 - 06:29 PM http://ingeb.org/songs/littlemy.html This may help if your looking for this song. Still looking for the music sheets? Can any one help? |
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Subject: RE: Heart Songs From: open mike Date: 24 Jan 06 - 01:39 AM Silly Wizard--Lover's Heart.. "Last night we spoke of love, and now we have to part, you leave to the sound of marchin' drum and the beat of a Lover's heart and this round which i heard from Bryan Bowers... I am a poor one nothing do i own i give you my heart i think there are some cultures that do not attribute the feelings of love to the heart but to the brain, or elsewhere. I wonder how the heart go to be synonymous with love..it really is only a pump, after all. a love pump? |
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Subject: RE: Little Man Your Crying (Lyrics) From: GUEST,Greg Polok for my Grandma Turley Date: 24 Jan 06 - 01:14 AM Little man your crying I know why your blue Someone took your kiddy car away Time to stop your crying Little man you had a busy day You've been playing soldiers The battle has been won The enemy is out of sight Come along now soldiers, Put away your guns, The war is over for tonight Johnny won your marbles, Tell you what we'll do, Dad will get you new ones right away. Time to stop your crying (alt.line- Better go to sleep now.) Little man you have had a busy day. |
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Subject: RE: Heart Songs From: Amos Date: 31 Dec 04 - 03:50 PM The above references inspire me to envision an array of bumper stickers with the image of an artichoke in them, the way a heart is used today: We Artichoke W You Artichoke Your Hairstylist (Tailor, Beautician, etc.) The RNC Artichoke the Administration Our Soljers Artichoke their CIC ...are a few that come to mind... A |
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Subject: RE: Heart Songs From: Q (Frank Staplin) Date: 31 Dec 04 - 03:42 PM All the great happy heart songs, but the one that comes to my mind first is "Your Cheatin' Heart" by Hank Williams. We had great fun singing it after a few drinks. (It's in the DT) |
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Subject: RE: Heart Songs From: KentuckyPat Date: 31 Dec 04 - 02:03 PM Yes, Jean, I have a beloved copy of "Heartsongs," too. I used to live in Sharpsburg, Maryland near the Antietam battlefield. My home was shelled during the battle, and later was used as a "hospital" housing both Confederate and Union wounded. Years later in 1990, I was in the attic putting away boxes of Christmas ornaments. I found an old box of books under the eves. "Heartsongs" was in the box! We used it in 1996 to find popular Civil War Songs. We performed them when the Town of Sharpsburg put on the play "Quilt Voices" during the Sharpsburg Heritage Festival. From your fan, a dulcimer-player, Pat |
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Subject: RE: Heart Songs From: GUEST,Gord Date: 07 May 04 - 02:42 PM Thanks a bunch Mudlark, Will have to go and search the stores now. |
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Subject: RE: Heart Songs From: Mudlark Date: 06 May 04 - 01:43 AM Guest Gord...that's from Little Man, You've had a Busy Day. It's on the Mudcat Blue Bottle Special CD. Glad the project went well. Probably wouldn't have worked anyway but one of my fav. heart songs is The queen of hearts is the ace of sorrow She is here today and gone tomorrow Young men are plenty but sweethearts few If my love leaves me, what shall I do? I loved to hear my Ozark neighbor singing Juanita while out picking beans...tho it took me a moment to catch on. "Neeter, Wan-neeter," in a voice as high and sweet as a bird's. |
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Subject: RE: Heart Songs From: rich-joy Date: 06 May 04 - 12:51 AM "The Heart" by Kate Wolf - one of the saddest "heart" songs I know ... Cheers! R-J |
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Subject: RE: Heart Songs From: GUEST,Gord Date: 05 May 04 - 10:39 PM Many Many years ago my parents used to sing me a song when I was a a baby. It started as follows. "Little man your crying. I know why your blue. Some one took your kiddy car away. Time to go to sleep now. Little man youv'e had a busy day." Any more help to finish (or start) the song would be appreciated. |
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Subject: RE: Heart Songs From: open mike Date: 05 May 04 - 09:04 PM oh that other book i was thhinking about is heart melodies i think. |
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Subject: RE: Heart Songs From: kytrad (Jean Ritchie) Date: 05 May 04 - 09:00 PM It was published in 1909. Here's what's on the first page: Contributed by 25,000 people HEART SONGS Dear to the American People And by them Contributed in the Search for Treasured Songs Initiated by the NATIONAL MAGAZINE Published by The Chapple Publishing Company, Ltd., Boston, Mass. U.S.A. Expressly for WORLD SYNDICATE COMPANY New York. The songs? Well, a few: Juanita; Just Before the Battle, Mother; Over the Garden Wall; Santa Lucia; When the Lights are Low; Buy a Broom; The Faded Coat of Blue; Sweet Genevieve; Take Me Home (now called Sweet Sunny South), Flow Gently, Sweet Afton; Landlord Fill the Flowing Bowl, O Dear! What Can the Matter be? Killarny; Jordan Am a Hard Road; My Old Dog Tray; America; The Blue Juniata; Dixie; Old Dan Tucker; Ah, So Pure (from Flotow's "Martha"; Angelic Songs are Swelling, Gaily the Troubadour; You Never Miss the Water; Ariel (O Could I Speak the Matchless Worth); In the Gloaming; Annie Laurie; Robin Adair; The Sword of Bunker Hill; Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still; John Anderson My Jo; Kathleen Mavourneen....lots of hymns, carols, war songs. I won't go on- just 508 pages of songs that take me back almost to the last century turning. |
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Subject: RE: Heart Songs From: open mike Date: 04 May 04 - 02:27 PM ky trad, is your heart songs book published in 1926 in texas by r.h. cornelius? http://www.pctii.org/arc/inventory/hymnals.html |
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Subject: RE: Heart Songs From: Amos Date: 03 May 04 - 08:09 PM I don't. but I know the kind of song that must be in it...sounds like a fine book. I remember how struck I was the first time I heard Sandy Paton singing "I Wandered Today to the Hill, Maggie", which was a family fireside song from my childhood, but somehow not one I thought of as a folk-song. But in Sandy's hands, there was no question about its genuineness. Is that the sort of tune? A |
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Subject: RE: Heart Songs From: kytrad (Jean Ritchie) Date: 03 May 04 - 07:42 PM I have a beloved book in my library- it's called, HEART SONGS. It used to have pride of place on the tall organ in our front room. Had all the great old songs of the Turn-of-the-Century, and I still treasure it. Perhaps a few songs with "Heart" in the title, but not many; it's the collection itself, and the memories it brings, that has the 'heart.' Anybody elso know this book? |
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Subject: Lyr Add: PEG O' MY HEART (Alfred Bryan/Fred Fisher From: Jim Dixon Date: 02 May 04 - 10:41 PM This has been mentioned in several threads; odd that it hasn't been posted. From The Lester S. Levy Collection of Sheet Music: PEG O' MY HEART Words, Alfred Bryan. Music, Fred Fisher. 1913. 1. Oh! my heart's in a whirl over one little girl. I love her. I love her, yes, I do. Altho' her heart is far away, I hope to make her mine some day. Ev'ry beautiful rose, ev'ry violet knows, I love her. I love her fond and true; And her heart fondly sighs as I sing to her eyes, Her eyes of blue, sweet eyes of blue, my darling! CHORUS: Peg o' my heart, I love you, We'll never part, I love you, Dear little girl, sweet little girl, Sweeter than the rose of Erin, Are your winning smiles endearin' Peg o' my heart, your glances With Irish art entrance us, Come, be my own, come make your home in my heart. 2. When your heart's full of fears, and your eyes full of tears, I'll kiss them. I'll kiss them all away; For, like the gold that's in your hair, Is all the love for you I bear. O, believe in me, do. I'm as lonesome as you. I miss you. I miss you all the day. Let the light of love shine from your eyes into mine, And shine for aye, sweetheart, for aye, my darling! [This song always reminds me of "Sing Along with Mitch (Miller)."] |
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Subject: RE: Heart Songs From: RS Date: 21 Feb 99 - 02:45 PM Thanks for all your suggestions & input! My son [see top of this thread for details] finally ended up using the song "I Have a Heart" ("...and it leads me all the way, to your love and a very special day"), by Fred Penner, as the background to a very sentimental 100th anniversary Aspirin ad. And he got 100% on his project! Thanks again to all who responded...the brainstorming really helped! - RS |
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Subject: RE: From: Bert Date: 03 Feb 99 - 12:35 PM Don't forget Heartbeat! |
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Subject: RE: Heart songs From: seancussen Date: 03 Feb 99 - 11:47 AM Till I find my way back to my heart- Alison Krauss |
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Subject: From: dick greenhaus Date: 02 Feb 99 - 11:09 PM Last time I checked, the DT contains over 1500 songs with the word "heart" or "hearts". Should be enough to hold almost anyone. |
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Subject: From: Ferrara Date: 02 Feb 99 - 10:43 PM I like this thread. I should learn some heart songs myself. I bypassed the bypass and just had them put in a whole new heart.... Something to sing about, don't you think? My Heart's in the Highlands Peg O' My Heart Dear Hearts and Gentle People |
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Subject: RE: Heart topic songs From: Art Thieme Date: 02 Feb 99 - 08:02 PM heart whatever spade my dog club my wife jack my... |
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Subject: RE: From: Sail Date: 26 Jan 99 - 07:15 PM Young at Heart! |
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Subject: RE: From: Barbara Date: 26 Jan 99 - 01:21 PM Catspaw, if you turn that into "I (club) my computer" it would be more user friendly. |
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Subject: RE: From: Big Mick Date: 26 Jan 99 - 08:54 AM Gra Mo Chroi. (Love of my heart, or my heart's love, in Irish) All the best, Mick Lane |
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Subject: RE: From: Alice Date: 25 Jan 99 - 09:49 PM Joe... where are you.... "I Left My Heart In San Francisco" |
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Subject: RE: From: catspaw49 Date: 25 Jan 99 - 08:49 PM Well there is some linkage there Bill. A couple of years back, what I thought was classical gas turned into a Quad By-Pass !!! catspaw |
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Subject: RE: From: Bill D Date: 25 Jan 99 - 06:26 PM "With a Song in My Heart"
(why am I not surprised that catspaw is a fan of Mason Williams, too..*grin* |
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Subject: RE: Heart songs From: bbc Date: 25 Jan 99 - 05:17 PM Here's my contribution: Ramblin' Heart--Paul Reisler Rock & Roll Heart--David Mallett Wild, Wild Heart--Bill Staines Heart of Stone--Bill Staines Language of the Heart--Stewart & Houlahan Joy of my Heart--Sung by Archie Fisher bbc |
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Subject: RE: From: Barry Finn Date: 25 Jan 99 - 02:22 PM Reminds me of "you broke my heart so I broke your jaw (or face )". Barry |
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Subject: RE: From: Barry Finn Date: 25 Jan 99 - 02:22 PM Reminds me of "you broke my heart so I bkore your jaw (or face )". Barry |
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Subject: RE: From: catspaw49 Date: 25 Jan 99 - 11:13 AM Hey Barbara...have you seen Gallagher's bumper stickers on the "I (heart) whatever it is" theme ?
I (spade) MY DOG
I ( club) MY WIFE Just a joke out there catters...don't start an abuse thread...just a joke catspaw |
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Subject: RE: From: Barbara Date: 25 Jan 99 - 10:21 AM You could also incorporate some salad prep, or vegies, as there are a number that have 'hearts': artichoke, celery, lettuce, cabbage; maybe give someone a "I heart my dog" or whatever, maybe even "I heart my heart" maybe somewhere he could have a little oscilloscope with a heartbeat on the monitor. Blessings, Barbara |
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Subject: RE: From: Ritchie Date: 25 Jan 99 - 10:12 AM Looking For The Heart Of Saturday Night - Tom Waits Only Love Can Break Your Heart - Neil Young Empty Heart - The Rolling Stones Straight To Your Heart - Van Morrison and all together now..Heart Of Glass by Blondie. Ritchie |
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Subject: RE: From: Nathan Date: 25 Jan 99 - 08:28 AM Baby, Baby, You Hear My Heart Beat Save Your Heart for Me |
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Subject: RE: From: Dave Date: 25 Jan 99 - 04:33 AM Some say the heart is just like a wheel when you bend it you can't mend it.... Only a woman's Heart would know Hearth of Gold |
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Subject: RE: From: alison Date: 25 Jan 99 - 03:11 AM Hi, Listen to your heart, by Roxette...... it's fairly modern. This link will take you to a great MIDI site....... look for Roxette and you'll find it. Don't know where you'll get the lyrics though.... slainte alison |
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Subject: RE: From: catspaw49 Date: 24 Jan 99 - 11:58 PM Not to mention...and I probably shouldn't...that classic:
"You Stomped on My Heart"
(and you smashed that sucker flat. catspaw |
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Subject: RE: From: Gene Date: 24 Jan 99 - 11:46 PM Three Hearts in a Tangle Crazy Heart Me And My Broken Heart Guess My Heart Has A Mind Of Its Own I Can't Tell My Heart That My Heart Would Know |
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Subject: RE: From: Date: 24 Jan 99 - 11:15 PM Add hearts From the English translation of Cuando Caliente El Sol, the phrase "with every beat of my heart"/ Cold,Cold Heart/Two Hearts in Three-quarter Time |
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Subject: RE: From: Date: 24 Jan 99 - 11:07 PM Here's some more heart Heart of My Heart/You Belong to My Heart/Your Cheatin' Heart/My Heart Belong's to Daddy/My Heart Belongs to Me. John |
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Subject: From: RS Date: 24 Jan 99 - 09:55 PM For his high school advertising class, my son is preparing a mock television commercial for Aspirin, highlighting its new role in prevention of heart attacks. For the background, he wants to include as many songs as possible, which include the word "heart". So far we have come up with the following list: Heart & Soul; My Heart will go on & on; Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band; You've Got to have Heart; My Achy Breaky Heart; Born Free ... to follow your heart; Inside ... is where you'll find the heart of the matter. Also, he plans to work a pun on the word "heart" into each image of the advertisement, such as - a child playing the card game Hearts; an Alice in Wonderland book open to a picture of the King of Hearts; a biology text open to a picture of the heart; etc. Any additional ideas you might have would be much appreciated! RS |
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