====== #2117 - 1. Twickenham Ferry / 2. Last Rose of Summer ====== [[..:2116:|prev]] | [[..:2118:|next]] /*-32note-*//*-scottish-*/ *Composer: *1) ++Theophilus Marzials|{{search>"Theophilus Marzials" @cobs}}++ (1850-1920), 1875 *2) ++Sir John Stevenson|{{search>"Sir John Stevenson" @cobs}}++ (1761-1833) *2) popularized in the [[:groups:opera|opera]] ++Martha|{{search>"Martha" opera @cobs}}++ by ++Friedrich von Flotow|{{search>"Friedrich von Flotow" @cobs}}++ (1812-1883), 1847 *Also known as: *2) Groves of Blarny *[[/cob_label/index.php|Print a Label]] *1) ++Lyrics:|\\ O hoi-ye-ho, Ho-ye-ho who's for the ferry?\\ (The briar's in bud the sun going down,)\\ And I'll row ye so quick and I'll row ye so steady,\\ And 'tis but a penny to Twickenham Town.\\ The Ferryman's slim and the Ferryman's young,\\ And he's just a soft twang in the turn of his tongue;\\ And he's fresh as a pippin and brown as a berry;\\ And 'tis but a penny to Twickenham Town.\\ \\ //chorus: //\\ Oh-oi-ye-ho, Ho-ye-ho, Ho-ye-ho, Ho!\\ \\ O hoi-ye-ho, Ho-ye-ho I'm for the ferry?\\ (The briar's in bud the sun going down.)\\ And it's late as it is, and I haven't a penny,\\ And how shall I get me to Twickenham Town?\\ She'd a rose in her bonnet, and Oh! she look'd sweet\\ As the little pink flower that grows in the wheat;\\ With her cheeks like a rose, and her lips like a cherry;\\ And sure and you're welcome to Twickenham Town.\\ \\ O hoi-ye-ho, Ho you're too late for the ferry?\\ (The briar's in bud the sun going down.)\\ And he's not rowing quick, and he's not rowing steady;\\ You'd think 'twas a journey to Twickenham Town.\\ O hoi, and O ho, you may call as you will,\\ The moon is a rising on Petersham Hill;\\ And with Love like a rose in the stern of the wherry,\\ There's danger in crossing to Twickenham Town.\\ \\ ++ *++Theophilus Marzials|{{search>"Theophilus Marzials" @cobs}}++ (1850-1920), 1875 *2) Lyrics: [[..:149:]] *++Thomas Moore|{{search>"Thomas Moore" @cobs}}++ (1779-1852), 1805 *See also: *2) [[..:149:]]