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23 Oct 08 - 08:04 AM (#2473597) Subject: In DT- What's this song? From: Mr Happy While searching for another song in the DT, I came across this: @displaysong.cfm?SongID=9749 What is it? |
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23 Oct 08 - 09:10 AM (#2473659) Subject: RE: In DT- What's this song? From: John MacKenzie This? JM |
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23 Oct 08 - 09:36 AM (#2473674) Subject: RE: In DT- What's this song? From: clueless don If you take the notes given in the @displaysong.cfm?SongID=9749 file, assume a meter of 4/4 (probably the same result with 2/4), assume the key of C or the key of F (F seems more likely), add some headers and bar lines, and treat it as abc notation, you get a tune X:1 T: hobboots K: F cF/F/ F/G/A/B/ cc c2 | BE/E/ E/F/G/A/ BB B2 | cF F/G/A/B/ cc cA/B/ | cc cc/B/ AF Fz2 | that does not seem to fit the words given in the "THE HOBNAIL BOOTS THAT FATHER WORE" thread that John MacKenzie linked, at least not the verses. However, what I assume is the chorus (I don't know the song): Now me and me brother from the age of four Up to eleven, could sleep and snore So nice and cosy in a box of straw In the hobnailed boots that me father wore could possibly be shoehorned to fit the tune. Don |
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23 Oct 08 - 04:24 PM (#2474056) Subject: RE: In DT- What's this song? From: Joe Offer Thanks for pointing that out, Mr. Happy. I reported it to the DT Attribution and Minor Corrections PermaThread. -Joe- |