Aka Waly, waly
Posted by Linden on September 04, 1998 at 19:26:58:
In response to Fair and Tender Ladies, written by Lesley on September 04, 1998 at 03:09:57
An English version is known as "Waly waly". Here are a couple more verses (from memory)
I put my hand into one soft bush
Thinking the sweetest flower to find
I pricked my finger to the bone
And left the sweetest flower behind.
I leaned my back against an oak
Thinking that he was a trusty tree
But first he bended and then he broke
Just as my false love did to me.
- Thanks , I love the melodic melancholy ... Ann2 07:06:16 9/05/98
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- Again, for those that can hear it..... Caroline 21:52:21 9/04/98
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- Another "Water Wide" sound file... The Mysterious H.C. 14:03:57 9/06/98
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- You cannot keep a good tune down..... Caroline 14:40:29 9/06/98
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- HC's tune Lesley 01:13:31 9/07/98
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- Old tunes Caroline 11:42:49 9/07/98
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- Name that tune Lesley 00:01:28 9/08/98
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- Folk Music Captain Everett 21:44:27 9/07/98
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- Name that tune Lesley 00:01:28 9/08/98
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- Old tunes Caroline 11:42:49 9/07/98
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- HC's tune Lesley 01:13:31 9/07/98
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- You cannot keep a good tune down..... Caroline 14:40:29 9/06/98
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- Another "Water Wide" sound file... The Mysterious H.C. 14:03:57 9/06/98
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