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  • wow beautiful uve got a great voice sir awsome

  • @starchnlfan11

    Thank you for listening, and for the positive feedback. Always a pleasant way to use the internet between strangers. Great song by Ralph McTell. Happy surfing.

  • wow i love the song...and i must say that ur voice is wonderful

  • @jiaozhe410 Thank you for the kind compliment. Always nice when people leave positive feedback. Have a good year 2012.

  • i am definitly not from covers but this one is pretty done man respect

    grtz lip

  • @lipmanss Thank you. This was only supposed to be one of my practise versions, but somehow, this year I never quite got round to a more serious recording. Very glad you liked it as it is. All the best for 2012.

  • Very well done this song brings back so many memories, but saddened that the street of London are still the same with the poor and the homeless.

  • @mike61219 Thank you for listening and for your appreciation. London will always be London, though it may not be the London we might (wish to) remember. This song does date a little, but the sentiment feels right, and the way McTell describes the people in such few words is brilliant. A great song about a great city, you are right.

  • "AND held loosely " - NOT "HAND" !

    But you are not alone - it's very widespread error.

    If you think about it, "AND" does make a lot more sense

    ( the papers are held loosely ... - NOT his hands ;o) ).

    Well done - great voice, almost opera there ;o)

  • @Bjowolf2 Thank you for the correction. Yes, I could have thought a little more about the sense of the words I was singing. This is not my most unjudicious choice in songs I have covered. As for opera.. yes. I went there, once! Thank you for the kind remarks.

  • @michelstrogoff99

    Like I said, it's a very common "mistake" - nearly every tab has it, so you are in great company.

    For many years I also sang "hands" there.

    I think it stems right back from the first ones, which got it wrong. Very easy to mishear or even misinterpretate as a missing "cockney" H. Act. Ralph in a great recent tab book, "Song for Six Strings" mentioned that to his knowledge, this was the first tme that the lyrics had been printed correctly ("and").

  • @Bjowolf2

    Aha, thought so (opera) - lots of vibrato (?) and strong "sound" there )

    And great acoustics in that room as well. Record companies should be paying

    you for permission to record there LOL

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  • ses cool =)

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