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Thursday, July 13, 2006 (2:49 a.m.) |
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anyone know what the name of the irish song is that quint sings when their loading up the boat to leave port- lyrics are as akin to what follows:
'farewell then to you, you fair Spanish ladies; farewell then to you, you ladies of Spain; for I've recieved orders, for to sail back to boston,; and nevermpore shall i see you again'
any help much appreciated,
pablo
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Tuesday, December 19, 2006 (5:44 a.m.) |
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> anyone know what the name of the irish song is that quint sings when their
> loading up the boat to leave port- lyrics are as akin to what follows:
> 'farewell then to you, you fair Spanish ladies; farewell then to you, you
> ladies of Spain; for I've recieved orders, for to sail back to boston,;
> and nevermpore shall i see you again'
> any help much appreciated,
> pablo
This is an old british naval song, there is a "yankee" version sung by American Whaler crees.
Check this out:
http://www.contemplator.com/sea/sladies.html
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