Monday, November 11, 2019

The Centennial Of Pete Seeger’s Birthday (1919-2014)- *In Pete Seeger's House- "Rainbow Quest"- Pete Seeger And Buffy Sainte-Marie On "Cindy"

Click on title to link to YouTube's film clip of Pete Seeger's now famous 1960s (black and white, that's the give-away)"Rainbow Quest" for the performer in this entry's headline.

Markin comment:

This series, featuring Pete Seeger and virtually most of the key performers in the 1960s folk scene is a worthy entry into the folk archival traditions for future revivalists to seek out. There were thirty plus episodes (some contained more than one performer of note, as well as Pete solo performances. I have placed the YouTube film clips here one spot over four days, November 10-13, 2009 for the reader's convenience.


*In Pete Seeger's House- "Rainbow Quest"-

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  1. Cindy Lyrics


    You ought to see my cindy
    She lives way down South
    She's so sweet the honey bees
    Swarm around her mouth



    Get along home, Cindy, Cindy
    Get aloneg home, Cindy, Cindy
    Get aloneg home, Cindy, Cindy
    I'll marry you some day



    The first I seen my Cindy
    She was standing in the door
    Her shoes and stocking in her hand
    Her feet all over the floor



    * Refrain



    She took me to her parlor
    She cooled me with her fan
    She said I was the prettiest thing
    In the shape of the floor



    * Refrain



    She kissed me and ahe hugged me
    She called me suger plum
    She throwed her arms around me
    I thought my time had come



    * Refrain



    Oh, Cindy is a pretty girl
    Cindy is a peach
    She threw her arms around my neck
    And hung on like a leech



    * Refrain



    And if I was a sugar tree
    Standing in the town
    Easy time my Cindy passed
    I'd shake some sugar down



    * Refrain



    And if had a needle and thread
    Fine as I could sew
    I'd sew that gal to my coat tails
    And down the road I'd go



    * Refrain



    I wish I was an apple
    A-hanging on a tree
    Every time that Cindy passed
    She'd take a bite a of me



    * Refrain

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