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Angela · 12-12-2006, 06:09 AM

Lisa's solo was an English folk song (from what Google tells me): "...comes from Northumberland and was made famous by Kathleen Ferrier's unforgettable rendering of it."

You should soon be able to hear/watch Lisa's redention, once YouTube spits it out.

Blow The Wind Southerly

Chorus
Blow the wind southerly
Southerly, southerly
Blow the wind south o'er
The bonnie blue sea.
Blow the wind southerly
Southerly, southerly
Blow bonnie breeze
My true love to me. They told me last night
There were ships in the offing
And I hurried down
To the deep rolling sea
But my eye could not see it
Wherever might be it
The bark that is bearing
My lover to me.

Chorus

Is it not sweet
To hear the breeze singing
As lightly it comes
O'er the deep rolling sea?
But sweeter and endearing
By far 'tis when steering
The bark of my true love
Back safely to me.

12-12-2006, 06:09 AM	#8
Angela Eskimo Regular Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: cloud #9 Posts: 5,029	Lisa's solo was an English folk song (from what Google tells me): "...comes from Northumberland and was made famous by Kathleen Ferrier's unforgettable rendering of it." You should soon be able to hear/watch Lisa's redention, once YouTube spits it out. Blow The Wind Southerly Chorus Blow the wind southerly Southerly, southerly Blow the wind south o'er The bonnie blue sea. Blow the wind southerly Southerly, southerly Blow bonnie breeze My true love to me. They told me last night There were ships in the offing And I hurried down To the deep rolling sea But my eye could not see it Wherever might be it The bark that is bearing My lover to me. *Chorus* Is it not sweet To hear the breeze singing As lightly it comes O'er the deep rolling sea? But sweeter and endearing By far 'tis when steering The bark of my true love Back safely to me. __________________ Emmett Tinley World Domination Commission (ETWDC), Treasurer.