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18 May 03 - 07:51 AM (#954760) Subject: A song from 1910s w/ 'by the lock' From: GUEST,AR Hello, I am looking for a song that contained the line "by the clock" that would have been popular in the 1910s or possibly early 1920s. Any help would most be appreciated! Please respond to rosenj@eudoramail.com. Thank you, AR |
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18 May 03 - 07:53 AM (#954762) Subject: RE: A song from 1910s w/ 'by the lock' From: GUEST,AR Sorry, the subject line should read "by the clock" not "by the lock." Also, this is a song that would have been popular in the US. Thanks again. |
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18 May 03 - 08:13 AM (#954768) Subject: RE: A song from 1910s w/ 'by the lock' From: masato sakurai "Just By the Angel at Islington" contains the chorus: Just by the Angel at Islington, Close by the clock that always is wrong. Sheet music is at Levy (Click here). ~Masato |
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18 May 03 - 08:58 AM (#954781) Subject: RE: A song from 1910s w/ 'by the lock' From: masato sakurai There're 3 songs in the DT which contain "by the clock" in their lyrics. OL' MICKEY BRANNIGAN'S PUP THE HIGHWAYMAN OUTWITTED THE BOATSMAN AND THE TAILOR |
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18 May 03 - 02:17 PM (#954958) Subject: RE: A song from 1910s w/ 'by the lock' From: Snuffy Might be The Pawnshop in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, which was a hit for Guy Mitchell in the 50s, but could be older. That contains the line "I wait every night by the clock" |