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20 Jan 03 - 12:11 AM (#870282) Subject: A courting for me From: sfjoel I have a song in my mind that I heard on a wax 78 almost 40 years ago. I strongly suspect it's English or Scottish. What I remember goes something like: A courting for me, a courting for me, if you'll go a courting you know you should be If that rings a bell, please let me know. Or, if you're an expert on English or Scottish folk songs over 50 years old, let me have your phone number and I'll sing for you what I remember. Tra la la, Joel Rubinstein |
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20 Jan 03 - 04:23 AM (#870346) Subject: RE: A courting for me From: Little Robyn Do you mean: A Gordon for me, a Gordon for me, If you're no' a Gordon you're nay use to me, The Blackwatch are braw, the Seaforth and a' But the cocky wee Gordon's the pride o' them a'. Try that one. Robyn |
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20 Jan 03 - 02:56 PM (#870745) Subject: RE: A courting for me From: sfjoel That's It !!!!! Thanks !!!!! Joel |
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20 Jan 03 - 08:02 PM (#870979) Subject: RE: A courting for me From: Snuffy Two verses and chorus are here |
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20 Jan 03 - 08:55 PM (#871016) Subject: RE: A courting for me From: masato sakurai HERE, with midi. Score is in A Song of Scotland (Wise Publications, pp. 32-33). ~Masato |