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27 Mar 10 - 03:53 PM (#2873459) Subject: RE: Robbins School Songbooks, 1930s-50s From: GUEST Dear Sir Can you help me please? I'm retired and live in Aberdeen, Scotland. One of my older brothers has given me the words of a school song (as far as he remembers them!!) I've tried Google but can't seem to find any song containing the lyrics he gave. I would be delighted to find the song as it would mean a lot to him. Here are the words, as best he can remember them: O dainty shepherdess, where are you going? Come roam with me afar, where fragrant blossoms are Where none our peace might mar We two a-maying Many thanks and kindest regards Raymond Sutherland |
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27 Mar 10 - 06:33 PM (#2873538) Subject: Dainty Shepherdess (Where are you going?) From: Joe Offer Refresh |
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28 Mar 10 - 11:34 PM (#2874359) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Dainty Shepherdess (Where are you going?) From: Jim Dixon WorldCat.org lists 3 musical scores that might be the one you want: 1. SHE WAS A DAINTY SHEPHERDESS. by L Hudson Language: English Publisher: ©1923. 2. LITTLE BO-PEEP. : (THE DAINTY SHEPHERDESS.) by Tom Mellor; Harry Gifford Language: English Publisher: London : B. Feldman & Co., ©1911. 3. THE DAINTY SHEPHERDESS. DANSE GRACIEUSE POUR PIANOFORTE. by Henri Beaumaire Publisher: Boston : Louis H. Ross Music Publishing Co, [1909] They are all in the British Library; I don't know of any other source. |