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@PabloProductions1 Good Songs Have no Nationality.
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Great rendition from a great artist... not to take anything away from Pete Seeger's which I also love! To have this song played by such musicians makes me very proud to live on the Ohio-Erie canal at the intersection of the Greenville Treaty line and the Lake Erie & Wheeling railroad in Bolivar, Ohio!
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My Uncle traveled to the Erie canal before he died at met with the branch of our family that still lives there. He was digging into our family history and found that our clan had helped dig the canal and had worked it. The house on the canal that they had lived in for generations was still there and they had bought it back after it had passed out of the family 80 or so years back.
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My Uncle traveled to the Erie canal before he died at met with the branch of our family that still lives on there.He was digging into our family history and found that our clan had helped dig the canal and had worked it. The hose on the canal that they had lived in for generations was still there and they had bought it back after it had passed out of the family 80 or so years back.
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the canal is in my backyard I've swam in it
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The Pete Seeger version is quite up-lifting in a way but I much prefer this version, really, really eerie (ironically)
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@PabloProductions1 well, americans sing plenty of british and irish folklore songs, its not hard to convince people to sing good music
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They must be really miserable in Belfast - 'cause damn they were loud on that chorus, too! Maybe it was all a tribute to Sal.
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@millertime91144 mule
Oh we'll sing anything miserable. Your misery is mine.
lampyloola 11 months ago 9
i wonder how he convinced british to sing an american folklore song
PabloProductions1 1 year ago 8