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The Nightingales Sing DigiTrad: NIGHTINGALE (Wreck) THE BRAVE VOLUNTEER THE NIGHTINGALE THE WILD RIPPLING WATERS Related threads: (origins) Origins: Sweet Nightingale... tune from an opera? (32) Lyr/Chords Req: Nightingale (Sandra Bernhard) (4) Lyr Req: The Bold Grenadier (30) Lyr Add: The Troubadour Song (sung by Burl Ives) (55) (closed) Lyr Req: One Morning in May/Wild Rippling Waters (7) Tech: ABC for The Nightingale Sings (5) (origins) Origins: One Morning in May... (53) Origins: One Morning in May (19) Nightingale song recording (19) Lyr Req: The Grenadier and the Lady (11) (origins) Lyr/Chords Req: The Nightingale Sings (29) Lyr Req: The Nightingale (Burl Ives, et al) (18) (closed) Lyr Req: Lyric Variants/The Nightingale/refra (6) Lyr/Chords Req: Nightingale, White Orange and (5) (closed) Lyr Req: The Nightingale/Bold Grenadier (3) Listen to the Nightingale? (6) LYR ADD: Nightingale's Song (original) (1)
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Subject: RE: The Nightingales Sing From: Barry T Date: 23 May 06 - 12:51 AM Oh boy! I'll have to retrace my steps in the Public Library some six or seven years ago, Malcolm. While searching for lyrics for the song 'The Grenadier and the Lady', I stumbled upon this version, titled 'The Nightingales Sing', with the former title in brackets. From the lyrics one can understand the title variations. I recall being confused at the time, because there was another distinct lyric and melody for TG&TL, which was the actual object of my search. I have since learned and accepted that confusion is normal when researching these origins. I'll see if I can find that Library reference one more time for this version... of 'The Nightingales Sing', that is! - - - - - |
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