@eurocelticyankee,
euro, that was a great one by Moby. Didn't know the performer, so once again, thanks for the introduction.
There was a little baby at St. James. It died after it was born.
I used to refer to songs that I know, and don't know why I know them. Now I realize why. I taught the evolution of music in my history class.
Do you know this one, Irish?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbjpyrdhPbM
and, the lyrics:
A Spanish cavalier stood in his retreat,
And on his guitar play'd a tune, dear;
The music so sweet they'd oft-times repeat.
The blessing of my country and you, dear.
Chorus.
Say, darling, say, when I'm far away.
Sometimes you may think of me, dear;
Bright sunny days will soon fade away,
Remember what I say and be true, dear.
I'm off to the war, to the war I must go,
To fight for my country and you, dear;
But if I should fall in vain, I would call
The blessing of my country and you, dear.-Chorus.
When the war is o'er to you I'll return.
Back to my country and you, dear;
But if I be slain, you may seek me in vain,
Upon the battle-field you will find me.
is she a friend of Theresa Green.