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oh she'll take off the black dress and put on the green
for she is foresaken and only 19
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for she is foresaken and only 19
oh he courted her and he kissed her and he made her heart warm
and then when he left her he laughed her to scorn
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and then when he left her he laughed her to scorn
foresaken foresaken her heart is forlorn
but he is mistaken if he thinks she will mourn
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but he is mistaken if he thinks she will mourn
for we'll build her a cabin on yon mountain high
where the wild birds can't find her nor hear her heart cry
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where the wild birds can't find her nor hear her heart cry
take warning take warning young ladies pray do
for you are quite lucky that this is not you
fa la la la la la la la la fa la la la la la
for you are quite lucky that this is not you
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Is Justin Bieber going to sing in niles Michigan?
will Justin bieber sing in Michigan
In what episode does Niles dance to old time rock and roll?
Season 2 episode 16 - Canasta Masta
Who is Mary Anne in the folk song of the same name?
Mary ann referes to a woman named Mary Anne Westenhouse who was a heiress around the 1920s the songs writer is unknown but it seems to be her which it is refering this information comes from Pete Seger the folk traditionalist.Some people think the song could also be about a Mary Ann Lagrate from Louisianna who courted John Jacob Niles but that has yet too be proven.
Eric clapton background singers?
Currently Michelle John and Sharon White prior Katie Kassoon and Tesa Niles
What are the lyrics for Reward by John Jacob Niles?
Reward I lay my love at your feet, my dear, and the long years pass as long years do... Bitter and long; bitter and long! I lay my love at your feet, my dear, and my rewards were few; very, very few. I lay my love at your feet my dear, but after all, who am I? A very little thing, a very small thing, as the world calculates the value of valuable things. I lay my love at your feet, my dear, and the long years pass as long years do... Bitter and long; bitter and long! When one fine day; one fine day you gathered me up! And your arms were strong and your lips were warm, and I saw a world of which I had never dreamed... It was a world anew... A bright, lovely world anew!
