Dodany: Feb 6, 2012

Od: InvisibleFlies

Czas: 3:39

Written for FAWM 2012 This is about William Harrison who "obtained oats by false pretense," as discovered here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/twm_news/5257428737/in/set-72157625464218629/ All else is historical fiction and conjecture. FAWM: http://fawm.org/ My FAWM Profile: http://fawm.org/fawmers/invisibleflies/ My Links: Tumblr: http://invisibleflies.tumblr.com/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/InvisibleFlies Keek: http://www.keek.com/InvisibleFlies VYou: http://vyou.com/invisibleFlies Blog: http://skorpionhive.wordpress.com/ Lyrics: In the winter of my twentieth year All bright and full of cheer I bought a horse from town To pull my silver plow We worked to-gether oft Her coat was fair and soft And when that job I quit The horse with me I took with The country-side I wandered My beard and clothes unlaundered But she stuck with me still Through the cold and bitter chill But then fortune did smile And I left my exile I got work as a porter And I became a courter Married in the spring A grand a glorius thing For richer or for poor A lack came to our door Trying to make ends meet Sometimes one must cheat My poor, old horse to feed I broke the porter's creed A shipment of some oats I took away by boat I forged the paperwork And signed as porter clerk My crime it was found And now to gaol I'm bound

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Tagi: fawm  music  song  original song  historical fiction  guitar  cap'n dave!  horse  equestrian love song 

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