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06 Oct 03 - 11:05 AM (#1030558) Subject: Lyr Req: Public Domain AABA songs From: GUEST,nycdan@att.net Help! I'm writing a book, and need to use a popular AABA song as an example of the AABA structure. I've been using "Somewhere Over the Rainbow", but my publisher says there will be a copywright issue and suggested choosing a folk song or something from the 1890s. I'm having a heck of a time finding something that everyone is familiar with. Any suggestions? I'd greatly appreciate your help. Thanks, Dan |
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06 Oct 03 - 11:34 AM (#1030580) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Public Domain AABA songs From: masato sakurai All Through the Night Old Folks at Home |
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06 Oct 03 - 11:50 AM (#1030592) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Public Domain AABA songs From: masato sakurai O Tannenbaum (O Christmas Tree; Maryland, My Maryland; The Red Flag) |
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06 Oct 03 - 11:53 AM (#1030593) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Public Domain AABA songs From: masato sakurai What a Friend We Have in Jesus |
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06 Oct 03 - 01:14 PM (#1030648) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Public Domain AABA songs From: GUEST Suggest that your publisher contact the folks who own the copyright and ask permission to use it--they grant it regularly, because I have a stack of books, including works about theatre, film, songwriting and of course, books about the Wizard of Oz, each of which contains all or some of the words--one book even has additional verses that were not included in the film--there is no reason that I can think of for you to make your text less interesting because your publisher is lazy-- |