On Thursday, April 17, 1997 at 4:00:00 AM UTC-3, David Sanderson wrote:
If I recall, the Carter version has
The myrtle so bright with its emerald hue,
The pale amanita and eyes look like blue.
This doesn't quite make sense, either, but
may be closer to English, and I'll take Maybell Carter over The
Hootenanny Song Book any day. Fact is, the charm of fractured and/or incomprehensible lyrics is one of the delightful things about old time music - try some of Charlie Poole's on-the-spot inventions, for example.
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David Sanderson davids@greennet.net
04/17/97 22:42
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How about: and the pale angelica and iris so blue?
If I recall, the Carter version has
The myrtle so bright with its emerald hue,
The pale amanita and eyes look like blue.
This doesn't quite make sense, either, but
may be closer to English, and I'll take Maybell Carter over The
Hootenanny Song Book any day. Fact is, the charm of fractured and/or incomprehensible lyrics is one of the delightful things about old time
music - try some of Charlie Poole's on-the-spot inventions, for example.
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David Sanderson davids@greennet.net
04/17/97 22:42
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On Thursday, April 17, 1997 at 4:00:00 AM UTC-3, David Sanderson wrote:
If I recall, the Carter version has
The myrtle so bright with its emerald hue,
The pale amanita and eyes look like blue.
This doesn't quite make sense, either, but
may be closer to English, and I'll take Maybell Carter over The
Hootenanny Song Book any day. Fact is, the charm of fractured and/or
incomprehensible lyrics is one of the delightful things about old time
music - try some of Charlie Poole's on-the-spot inventions, for example.
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David Sanderson davids@greennet.net
04/17/97 22:42
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How about: and the pale angelica and iris so blue?
nkkrabbe@gmail.com writes:
On Thursday, April 17, 1997 at 4:00:00 AM UTC-3, David Sanderson wrote:
If I recall, the Carter version has
The myrtle so bright with its emerald hue,
The pale amanita and eyes look like blue.
This doesn't quite make sense, either, but
may be closer to English, and I'll take Maybell Carter over The
Hootenanny Song Book any day. Fact is, the charm of fractured and/or
incomprehensible lyrics is one of the delightful things about old time
music - try some of Charlie Poole's on-the-spot inventions, for example. >>
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David Sanderson davids@greennet.net
04/17/97 22:42
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How about: and the pale angelica and iris so blue?
For many, many other speculations, look this up on the Mudcat.
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