15 Feb 13 - 01:18 PM (#3480082) Subject: Lyr Req: One short day to work and play then From: GUEST,Howie I think it goes something like this: One short day to work and play then white butterfly, now beneath the roses I'll say good bye. |
15 Feb 13 - 03:45 PM (#3480119) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: One short day to work and play then From: GUEST,999 Without more to go on it won't be found with the info you've supplied. 1) Where do you remember it from? 2) When do you remember it from? 3) Was it a single singer, duo, trio, etc? 4) What country are you in? 5) What instruments were with it? 6) Do you have any other phrases? 7) What research have YOU done so far to locate it? Thank you. |
15 Feb 13 - 04:59 PM (#3480139) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: One short day to work and play then From: GUEST 1) Where do you remember it from? I remember it as child. I am 58 years old. 2) When do you remember it from? My mother or sisters. 3) Was it a single singer, duo, trio, etc? My mother or sisters. They sang it. 4) What country are you in? State of Washington. 5) What instruments were with it? None. 6) Do you have any other phrases? I think it goes like this: But it be, that we should surely die, One short day to work and play then white butterfly, now beneath the roses I'll say good bye. 7) What research have YOU done so far to locate it? Google. |
16 Feb 13 - 10:23 AM (#3480358) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: One short day to work and play then From: GUEST Refresh |
16 Feb 13 - 10:33 AM (#3480362) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: One short day to work and play then From: GUEST I tried Bing, too! |
16 Feb 13 - 04:42 PM (#3480496) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: One short day to work and play then From: GUEST,Grishka Surely not Bing Crosby ;-). Nice surrealism; can only lose when turning out a mondegreen. If you post the tune fragment as ABC text, people might recognize the melody. |
16 Feb 13 - 05:50 PM (#3480514) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: One short day to work and play then From: GUEST,999 Thanks, Howie. |
16 Feb 13 - 06:58 PM (#3480535) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: One short day to work and play then From: GUEST,999 I'm coming up empty, Howie. Sorry. |