English Folk Songs From the Southern Appalachians
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3 Old woman, etc.
Boots on the floor where my boots ought to be.
You old fool, etc.
It's nothing but a churn, sir, your mammy sent to me.
Miles I have travelled, etc.
Heels on a churn, sir, I never saw before.
134 Our Goodman 4 Old woman, etc.
A hat on a table where my hat ought to be.
You old fool, etc.
It's nothing but a nightcap your mammy sent to me.
Miles I have travelled, etc.
Fur round a nightcap I never saw before.
5 Old woman, etc.
A man in the bed where I ought to be.
You old fool, et...c.
It's nothing but a baby your mammy sent to me.
Miles I have travelled, etc.
Hair on a baby's face I never saw before.
B Hexatonic. Mode 3, a.
Sung by Mrs. TOM RICE at Big Laurel, N. C. , Aug. 18, 1916 XK " * " * f^i m m r i - E * !
\ ^ 1 V / ^ u i. Whose horse is that horse, where my horse ought to be? You az. 0- h old fool, you blind fool, can't you ne - ver see?
ld=d=ri It's d :^: i= H^- no - thing but a milk - cow my mo - ther sent to me. It's I I :|= 5E - nz: miles I have tra - veiled, some for - ty miles or more, ===FE^ EME =t ^==d: :^^^ -=t= milk - cow with a sad - die on I ne - ver saw be - fore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 Old woman, etc.
Boots on the floor where my boots ought to be.
You old fool, etc.
It's nothing but a churn, sir, your mammy sent to me.
Miles I have travelled, etc.
Heels on a churn, sir, I never saw before.
134 Our Goodman 4 Old woman, etc.
A hat on a table where my hat ought to be.
You old fool, etc.
It's nothing but a nightcap your mammy sent to me.
Miles I have travelled, etc.
Fur round a nightcap I never saw before.
5 Old woman, etc.
A man in the bed where I ought to be.
You old fool, et...c.
It's nothing but a baby your mammy sent to me.
Miles I have travelled, etc.
Hair on a baby's face I never saw before.
B Hexatonic. Mode 3, a.
Sung by Mrs. TOM RICE at Big Laurel, N. C. , Aug. 18, 1916 XK " * " * f^i m m r i - E * !
\ ^ 1 V / ^ u i. Whose horse is that horse, where my horse ought to be? You az. 0- h old fool, you blind fool, can't you ne - ver see?
ld=d=ri It's d :^: i= H^- no - thing but a milk - cow my mo - ther sent to me. It's I I :|= 5E - nz: miles I have tra - veiled, some for - ty miles or more, ===FE^ EME =t ^==d: :^^^ -=t= milk - cow with a sad - die on I ne - ver saw be - fore.
What to read after English Folk Songs From the Southern Appalachians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Olive Arnold Dame Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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