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As I walked out more
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![]() Shirley Collins and Bob Copper |
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Banks of the Sweet Primroses
- Chris's photos
Thousands or more (Michael's photos) - Vic Smith's account (soon) - Jon Dudley's account |
Shirley's
version - Bob's version
(mp3 files - over 500k - may take a few minutes to download)
| Chris's photos |
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O,
good ale, thou art my darling.
Thou art my joy, both night and morning. |
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![]() Bob Divin' Duck Copper sings the blues |
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![]() For I've a diamond in my eye Wherein all my joys and comforts lie. |
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His children came around him with their prittle-prattling stories, With their prittle-prattling stories to drive care away. Now they are united like birds of one feather, Like bees in one hive contented they'll be. |
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Read:
Vic Smith's account of the evening and its background
(to come).
Jon
Dudley's account on Garry Gillard's Copper Familysite.