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Lyr Req: 3 songs

12 Nov 98 - 12:24 PM (#45121)
Subject: Help - Lyrics to 4 songs
From: Steve

Drastically on the look-out for the complete lyrics to 4 songs:

A parody of "Early one Morning" - beginning "Early one morning, just as the pub was opening..."

A shanty (?) with words similar to "Well they call me hanging Johnny, away boys away..."

A song of which I have little information (no title or anything) the final verse runs something like:

"You haven't an arm, you haven't a leg, the enemy nearly slew you, you'll have to go out on the streets and beg, O Johnny what will (has?) happened to you?"

Complete lyrics to Paddy's Sicknote.

Thanks

Steve.


12 Nov 98 - 12:28 PM (#45123)
Subject: RE: Help - Lyrics to 3 songs
From: Jennifer Burdoo

Steve:

Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye is in the database -- it's the forerunner to When Johnny Comes Marching Home, BTW.

Jennifer


12 Nov 98 - 12:30 PM (#45124)
Subject: RE: Help - Lyrics to 3 songs
From: MMario

# 3 is Johnny I hardly knew ya' - it's in the database

#4 - look up WHY PADDY'S NOT AT WORK TODAY (Excuse Note)

MMario


12 Nov 98 - 12:56 PM (#45125)
Subject: RE: Help - Lyrics to 3 songs
From: dick greenhaus

Steve: They're all in the database (see the blue square at the upper right)
Search for [Early One Evening]
and [hang boys hang]
and [nearly slew]
and Paddy's
or bricks

If you can't find a song in the database, and post a query, PLEASE start a separate thread for each request.


13 Nov 98 - 08:38 PM (#45289)
Subject: RE: Help - Lyrics to 3 songs
From: Mick Lowe

Steve
If you need the music as well as the lyrics to Johnny I hardly knew ye and Paddy and the Barrel (Paddy and the sick note) then try here irish@prof
cheers
Mick


13 Nov 98 - 09:43 PM (#45296)
Subject: RE: Help - Lyrics to 3 songs
From: McMusic

Have also heard Hang Boys, Hang referred to as "Hanging Johnny". And Steeleye Span did a song with heavy "Johnny, I Hardly knew Ye" influences called "Fighting For Strangers."