Fenario - Folk Music e-Zine

Vol. 3, No. 3

MP3 files of the following songs are at http://www.mp3.com/fenario:

Jenn Adams, "1846" lyrics / bio
Lucy Chapin, "Rosie" lyrics / bio
Rachael Davis, "Better Than Me" lyrics / bio
Kate McDonnell, "Go Down Moses" lyrics /bio

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This issue completes the third 12-song volume of Fenario, the monthly collection of unreleased/independently released MP3s at The Ballad Tree. In addition to being available for free listening and downloading in Real Audio and MP3 formats, each 12-song collection is available as a CDR, which can be purchased online from Fenario's page at mp3.com/fenario.

Lyrics

1846
(Jenn Adams)

The wind...


© 2001 Jenn Adams

Rosie
(Lucy Chapin)

pink dress...

© 2001 Lucy Chapin/Terraplane Music

Better Than Me

I'm not her and she's not me...

words & music © 2001 Rachael Davis

Go Down Moses

(Lyrics: Kate McDonnell and Anne Killheffer, Music: Kate McDonnell, copyright 2001)

I got my bread, and I got my walking shoes
And I'm leaving this forsaken place and going down with you
I won't take no orders, or fight someone else's fights
And I won't haul your bricks and straw day and night
'Cause I'm going down

Go down Moses, won't you take me down
I thought of it, I thought of it a thousand times
And go part the waters so I can walk through
I thought of it, I thought of it a thousand times
But I didn't have you

I told so many lies when I went to pray
With words they put into my mouth I'd never say
Why did I carry the water and the wine
To bring life into some desert that was never mine
But I'm going down

Go down Moses...

I woke to sunlight reflecting on my floor
I heard children laugh, what used to sound like noise before
And any happy melody I tried so hard to ignore
Didn't get it til I followed throught that iron door
And you walked me through onto this milk and honey shore

Go down Moses...
But I didn't have you
To see me through



 

Fenario: Folk Music E-zine
©2000 Hugh Blumenfeld
ISSN: 1528-378X

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