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11 Dec 07 - 11:51 AM (#2213154) Subject: Lyr Req: One Fine Summers Day From: Raggytash I've been after the words for a song for years putting it on Mudact more than once to no avail. However Mudact has grown since then so I'll try again. In the late 70's two Canadian women sang a song at Bracknell folk festival which was a role reversal whereby the young sailor ends up lamenting he is quite undone by a women, it starts.... One fine summers day a woman went walking down by the river so gentle and free and there she espied a beautiful sailor sitting alone in the shade of a tree she boldly stepped up to this young man pray tell to me from whence you came for my eyes have not feasted on such beauty and may never do so again Oh Madam I am a lonely sailor recently returned from sea ....................... She ends up having her wicked evil way with him and he ends up lamenting "Mother I am quite undone" Anyone any idea's ........... ? |
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11 Dec 07 - 03:06 PM (#2213277) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: One Fine Summers Day From: George Seto - af221@chebucto.ns.ca Have you looked at your previous requests? Think these are them: Role reversal, woman has evil way with sailor |
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11 Dec 07 - 05:56 PM (#2213406) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: One Fine Summers Day From: Mick Pearce (MCP) Raggy - mudcatter Saro is the one most likely to remember what was happening in Bracknell then. You might PM here; she may be able to identify the performers at least. (I like the optimistic retitling in the numerous threads!). Mick |