11 Apr 00 - 09:27 PM (#210376) Subject: Tune Add: WHERE THERE'S REST FOR HORSE AND MAN From: Jeri This tune, if I managed to convert it successfully, goes with the song WHERE THERE'S REST FOR HORSE AND MAN or HOME LADS HOME. MIDI file: resthors.mid Timebase: 120 TimeSig: 4/4 24 8 This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X:1
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12 Apr 00 - 02:19 PM (#210712) Subject: RE: Tune Add: Where There's Rest for Horse and Ma From: Liz the Squeak Goody - now any chance of some words that I can access?? LTS |
12 Apr 00 - 02:26 PM (#210716) Subject: RE: Tune Add: Where There's Rest for Horse and Ma From: katlaughing LtS, just click on the title which Jeri underlined in her message. |
12 Apr 00 - 02:27 PM (#210717) Subject: RE: Tune Add: Where There's Rest for Horse and Ma From: MMario Liz! See the big blue clickie thing up at the top of Jeri's post? it looks like this? WHERE THERE'S REST FOR HORSE AND MAN or HOME LADS HOME you can just click on it....
url =http://www.mudcat.org/@displaysong.cfm?SongID=7819
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12 Apr 00 - 04:07 PM (#210770) Subject: Lyr Add: WHERE THERE'S REST FOR HORSE AND MAN From: Songster Bob I have some of the words different from what's in DigiTrad [my changes in brackets]: WHERE THERE'S REST FOR HORSE AND MAN or HOME LADS HOME
Overseas in India the sun was setting low
And it's home, lads home, all among the corn and clover
Proud thatch with gardens blooming with lily and with rose
Captain [Boxer,] Traveler, I see them all so plain
Gone is many a lad now and many a horse gone too
[Dead] lads and shadowy horses, I see them all so plain
And it's home, lads, home, with the sunset on their faces Sung by David Jones about World War I [I could be mistaken about the words as I have them, but I suspect one or two of my suggestions is right.] Bob Clayton |
03 Sep 02 - 08:15 PM (#776481) Subject: ADD: Homeward (C. Fox Smith) From: GUEST,Griff Bowles Bob, It may be little late to reply to this thread and you may already have this information but here goes. I have copy of C. Fox Smith's book 'Songs and Chanties' published in 1919 which has a poem called 'Homeward' p. 216. I think this should settle the question of authorship. HOMEWARD Behind a trench in Flanders the sun was dropping low With tramp and creak and jingle I heard the gunteams go But something seemed to set me a dreaming as I lay Of my own old Hampshire village at the quiet end of day Home, lad, home, all among the corn and clover Home, lad, home, when the time for work is over Oh, there's rest for horse and man when the longest day is done And they go home together at the setting of the sun! Brown thatch with gardens blooming with lily and with rose The river flowing past them, so quiet as it goes Wide fields of oats and barley and the elder flower like foam And the sky gold with sunset, and the horses going home Old Captain, Prince and Blossom, I see them all so plain With tasseled ear-caps nodding all along the leafy lane There's a bird somewhere calling and, the swallows flying low And the lads sitting sideways, and singing as they go. Well gone is many a lad now, and many a horse gone too, Of all the lads and horses in those old fields I knew; There's Dick fell at Cuinchy and Prince beside the guns On the red road to glory, a mile or two from Mons! Dead lads and shadowy horses -- I see them just the same, I see them and I know them, and name them each by name, Going down to shining waters when all the West's aglow And the lads sitting sideways and singing as they go. Home, lad, home...with the sunlight on their faces Home lad, home to the quiet happy places! There's rest for horse and man when the hardest fight is done, And they go home together at the setting of the sun! I hope you find this useful. Griff Bowles griffbowles@sympatico.ca |
04 Sep 02 - 02:47 PM (#776980) Subject: RE: Tune Add: Where There's Rest for Horse and Man From: Keith A of Hertford We had a thread about this about a year ago. Worth a look if interested in the song. With tassled ear caps nodding, Keith. |
04 Sep 02 - 02:50 PM (#776981) Subject: RE: Tune Add: Where There's Rest for Horse and Man From: Keith A of Hertford Can't clickie, but just put home lads in the filter. |
05 Sep 02 - 06:12 AM (#777359) Subject: RE: Tune Add: Where There's Rest for Horse and Man From: Dave Bryant The tune was written by SARAH MORGAN, who slightly edited the CFS's original words to make them fit better. |
05 Sep 02 - 08:58 AM (#777408) Subject: RE: Tune Add: Where There's Rest for Horse and Man From: Jeri I started this thread way-back-when simply to add the tune for lyrics already in the DT. Probably good evidence that one should add the tune in an existing thread or at least put a clicky to the lyrics ...oops - I did that in the first post. Maybe just post the lyrics a few times - I dunno. The other thread is Lyr Add: Home lads Home - it has the original CF Smith version and a correction to the DT version ("Mons" vs "Munn"). There are also some interesting bits about Mons. Again, |