I'd like to share this wonderful yet sad old English ballad
that Lynette found on the web.
that Lynette found on the web.
Sharing my thoughts, feelings, and experiences.
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Nice one John.
ReplyDeleteI really like that song. It was featured in the movie Pollyanna.
ReplyDeleteI just love the picture, the mist, the pale blue colour of the sky ... it's lovely.
ReplyDeleteYears back I had several records by Nana Mouskouri, I always thought her voice was lovely, and listening to this took me back.
All the best Jan
I too like that song and have heard the chorus before, but never all the words. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteGreat video. Nana Mouskouri has an amazing voice. Beautiful and haunting.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite singer is Nana Mouskouri, and I love Early One Morning.
ReplyDeleteThe photo is beaut.