FAR AWA [TRADITIONAL BALLAD INDEX ENTRY]

• Roud no: 6324    |   Online index   |   Historical notes / References
• Traditional Ballad Index (online)

BONNIE LAD THAT'S FAR AWA, THE

• First line: O how can I be blythe and glad
• Roud no: 6324    |   Book   |   Text
• Scottish Minstrel (1818) p.255
• Thomas H. Palmer for Benjamin Warner (Philadelphia) (1818)   |   USA : Philadelphia

HOW CAN I BE BLYTHE AND GLAD

• First line: Oh how can I be blythe and glad
• Roud no: 6324    |   Songster   |   Text
• Henry De Marsan's New Comic and Sentimental Singer's Journal 15 (1868-1882) p. 85
• Henry De Marsan (New York) (1868-1882)   |   USA : New York
• URL link

BONNIE LAD THAT'S FAR AWA, THE

• First line: O, how can I be blithe and glad <blythe>
• Roud no: 6324    |   Songster   |   Text
• New Song Book (1836) pp.99-100
• Ezra Strong (Hartford, CT) (1836)
• URL link

BONIE LAD THAT'S FAR AWA, THE

• First line: O how can I be blythe and glad
• Roud no: 6324    |   Book   |   Text
• Gilchrist, Scottish Songs Ancient & Modern (1865) pp.188-189
• http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/bebd7e2d-1b7b-44db-bd80-a94512a98e67

FAR AWA

• First line: Oh how can I be blithe and gay
• Roud no: 6324    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Greig-Duncan Collection 6 pp.93-94 (version a)
• Willox, Miss   |   http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/bebd7e2d-1b7b-44db-bd80-a94512a98e67

FAR AWA'

• First line: Oh how can I be blithe and gay
• Roud no: 6324    |   Book   |   Text
• Greig, Folk-Song of the North-East art. CXXIX
• http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/bebd7e2d-1b7b-44db-bd80-a94512a98e67

HE'S OWRE THE SEAS

• First line: He's owre the seas and he's far awa
• Roud no: 6324    |   Book   |   Frag. Text; Music
• Greig-Duncan Collection 6 pp.93-94 (version b)
• Lyall, Mrs.   |   http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/bebd7e2d-1b7b-44db-bd80-a94512a98e67

HE'S OWRE THE SEAS

• First line: He's owre the seas, he's far awa
• Roud no: 6324    |   Book   |   Frag. Text; Music
• Greig-Duncan Collection 6 pp.93-94 (version c)
• Davidson, Sam   |   http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/bebd7e2d-1b7b-44db-bd80-a94512a98e67

BONIE LAD THAT'S FAR AWA. THE

• First line: O how can I be blythe and glad
• Roud no: 6324    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Johnson, Scots Musical Museum (1787-1803) Vol. 4 (1792) p.328 (No.317)
• http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/bebd7e2d-1b7b-44db-bd80-a94512a98e67

BONNIE LAD THAT'S FAR AWA, THE

• First line: Oh how can I be blythe and glad
• Roud no: 6324    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Ritson, Scotish Songs 1 (1794; 1869 edn.) pp.211-212
• http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/bebd7e2d-1b7b-44db-bd80-a94512a98e67

FAR AWA [TRADITIONAL BALLAD INDEX ENTRY]

• Roud no: 6324    |   Online index   |   Historical notes / References
• Traditional Ballad Index (online) GrD61112
• URL link

O how can I be blythe and glad

• Carrier collection: A select collection of original Scottish airs, volume V
• Format: Printed
• First line: O how can I be blythe and glad
• Roud no: 6324

O how can I be blythe and glad

• Carrier collection: A select collection of original Scottish airs, volume V
• Format: Printed
• First line: O how can I be blythe and glad
• Roud no: 6324

HOW CAN I BE BLYTHE AND GLAD

• First line: Oh how can I be blythe and glad
• Roud no: 6324    |   Songster   |   Text
• Henry De Marsan's New Comic and Sentimental Singer's Journal 15 (1868-1882) p. 85
• Henry De Marsan (New York) (1868-1882)   |   USA : New York
• URL link

BONNIE LAD THAT'S FAR AWA, THE

• First line: O, how can I be blithe and glad <blythe>
• Roud no: 6324    |   Songster   |   Text
• New Song Book (1836) pp.99-100
• Ezra Strong (Hartford, CT) (1836)
• URL link

BONIE LAD THAT'S FAR AWA, THE <AWAY>

• First line: O how can I be blythe and glad
• Roud no: 6324    |   Book   |   Text
• Gilchrist, Scottish Songs Ancient & Modern (1865) pp.188-189

BONNIE LAD THAT'S FAR AWA, THE

• First line: O how can I be blythe and glad
• Roud no: 6324    |   Book   |   Text
• Scottish Minstrel (1818) p.255
• Thomas H. Palmer for Benjamin Warner (Philadelphia) (1818)   |   USA : Philadelphia