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Drunkard's Dream
Old-Time, Old‑Time; Tune and song (3/4 time). USA; Oklahoma, Missouri, Kentucky; Georgia
ARTIST: From Bayard;
CATEGORY: Fiddle and Instrumental Tunes; DATE: Early 1900’s;
RECORDING INFO: The Drunkard's Dream [Me II-R 1]
Rt - Eleven More Months and Ten More Days ; Drunkard's Hell
At - Husband's Dream
Rm - Young Edward
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Hawker, Ginny; and Kay Justice. Old Time Herald, Old Time Herald, Ser, 4/2, p33(1993)
Hawker, Ginny; and Tracy Schwarz. Draw Near, Rounder 0543-2, CD (2004), trk# 4 (Poor Drunkard's Dream)
Herald Angels. You've Been a Friend to Me, Herald Angels HA1001, Cas (1994), trk# 15
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RECORDING INFO Young Edward
Rm - Drunkard's Dream
Uf - Drummer Boy of Waterloo
Milnes, Gerry; and Lorraine Lee Hammond. Hell Up Coal Holler, Shanachie 6040, CD (1999), trk# 16a
Wagers, Dora Mae. Kentucky Old-Time Banjo, Rounder 0394, CD (1999), trk# 33 [1997/04/03]
OTHER NAMES: "The Husband's Dream" "Young Edward" Hiram Stamper KY;
SOURCES: Louise and W.S. Collins (Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma) [Thede];
NOTES: "The Husband's Dream" (England). A Major. AEac# tuning. AABB. The Collins family (Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma) [Thede]. The words below are from Missouri:
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Oh, Edward you look so happy now
You dress so neat and clean
I never see you drunk about
Pray tell me where you've been.
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Your wife and family air they well
You once did use them strange
You have kinder to them grown
How come this happy change
***Cho:
How come this happy change
You have kinder to them grown
How come this happy change (Thede)
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More verses in Thede. Thede (The Fiddle Book), 1967; pg. 56‑57.
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