"Was it Beautiful to Shoot...?"
Aug. 11th, 2005 02:48 pmThere is a Union Civil War song called Father Abraham that Waen and I have had for flipping ages (along with half a dozen other Union songs and twice that many Confederate). It goes something like this:
We are coming, we are coming
Our Union to restore
We are coming, Father Abraham,
With three-hundred-thousand more
We are coming, we are coming
With three-hundred-thousand more
This is pretty much the extent of the song.
Waen and Vihljalmur were fooling around at some point and rewrote the lyrics so that they went like this:
We are coming, we are coming
Our Union to distress
We are coming, Father Abraham,
With three-hundred-thousand less
We are coming, we are coming
With three-hundred-thousand less
Waen, however, has just now taken the song, their parody, and new written words for it that she wrote, and then written piano music for it, and she plays it all the time. I hadn't seen the words before now. I'm posting them here because she'd like them printed, and, as our printer still is quite dead, everything that needs printing must be taken to the library. So. That's that explanation.
The other explanation goes as follows: I am posting it flocked instead of private because I rather would like people to read it.
( Father Abraham )
I am very proud of Waen, you know.
We are coming, we are coming
Our Union to restore
We are coming, Father Abraham,
With three-hundred-thousand more
We are coming, we are coming
With three-hundred-thousand more
This is pretty much the extent of the song.
Waen and Vihljalmur were fooling around at some point and rewrote the lyrics so that they went like this:
We are coming, we are coming
Our Union to distress
We are coming, Father Abraham,
With three-hundred-thousand less
We are coming, we are coming
With three-hundred-thousand less
Waen, however, has just now taken the song, their parody, and new written words for it that she wrote, and then written piano music for it, and she plays it all the time. I hadn't seen the words before now. I'm posting them here because she'd like them printed, and, as our printer still is quite dead, everything that needs printing must be taken to the library. So. That's that explanation.
The other explanation goes as follows: I am posting it flocked instead of private because I rather would like people to read it.
I am very proud of Waen, you know.