Biography:
Lucy Wainwright Roche (born 1981) is a singer-songwriter and performer known for her clear, powerful voice and her refreshingly straightforward stage presence. Lucy hails from what could be called a musical dynasty. Her parents are musicians Suzzy Roche and Loudon Wainwright III, and her maternal aunts are Maggie Roche and Terre Roche, who with Suzzy Roche formed the group The Roches. Her paternal half-siblings are Martha Wainwright and Rufus Wainwright.
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Other songs:
- A Quiet Line
- Accident And Emergency
- America
- Bleecker Street
- Call Your Girlfriend Live
- Canturbury Song
- Early Train
- I
- Last Time
- Look Busy
- Mary
- Mercury News
- October
- Once In
- Open Season
- Say Yes
- Seek And Hide
- Snare Drum
- Starting Square
- Statesville
- Take What Youre Given
- The Same
- The Worst Part
- The Year Will End Again
- Under The Gun
- Wild Mountain Thyme
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Wild Mountain Thyme
performed by Lucy Wainwright Roche
This sounds like an old traditional ballad but I believe it was written by an Irish guy,
McPeake in the 50's. This is Lucy Wainwright Roche's version and in my humble opinion
is the best one going around these days. Depending on your gender preference, you can
Lassie instead of Laddie. Lucy plays it in C#. Not sure if she use capo on 1st fret however.
Enjoy
8 Songs - Lucy Wainwright Roche
http://www.myspace.com/lwrlwr
Capo 1st fret
C Am
Oh the summertime is coming
F C
And the trees are sweetly blooming
F G Am
And the wild mountain thyme
Dm F
Blooms around the purple heather
Chorus
C F C
Will ye go, Laddie go?
F C
And we'll all go together
F G Am
To pull wild mountain thyme
Dm F
All around the purple heather
C F C
Will ye go, Laddie go?
C Am
I will build my love a bower
F C
By yon' clear and crystal fountain
F G Am
And on it I will place
Dm F
All the flowers of the mountain
Chorus
C F C
Will ye go, Laddie go?
F C
And we'll all go together
F G Am
To pull wild mountain thyme
Dm F
All around the purple heather
C F C
Will ye go, Laddie go?
C Am
If my true love will not go
F C
I would surely find another
F G Am
To pull wild mountain thyme
Dm F
All around the purple heather
Chorus
C F C
Will ye go, Laddie go?
F C
And we'll all go together
F G Am
To pull wild mountain thyme
Dm F
All around the purple heather
C F C
Will ye go, Laddie go?
C F C
Will ye go, Laddie go?
performed by Lucy Wainwright Roche
This sounds like an old traditional ballad but I believe it was written by an Irish guy,
McPeake in the 50's. This is Lucy Wainwright Roche's version and in my humble opinion
is the best one going around these days. Depending on your gender preference, you can
Lassie instead of Laddie. Lucy plays it in C#. Not sure if she use capo on 1st fret however.
Enjoy
8 Songs - Lucy Wainwright Roche
http://www.myspace.com/lwrlwr
Capo 1st fret
C Am
Oh the summertime is coming
F C
And the trees are sweetly blooming
F G Am
And the wild mountain thyme
Dm F
Blooms around the purple heather
Chorus
C F C
Will ye go, Laddie go?
F C
And we'll all go together
F G Am
To pull wild mountain thyme
Dm F
All around the purple heather
C F C
Will ye go, Laddie go?
C Am
I will build my love a bower
F C
By yon' clear and crystal fountain
F G Am
And on it I will place
Dm F
All the flowers of the mountain
Chorus
C F C
Will ye go, Laddie go?
F C
And we'll all go together
F G Am
To pull wild mountain thyme
Dm F
All around the purple heather
C F C
Will ye go, Laddie go?
C Am
If my true love will not go
F C
I would surely find another
F G Am
To pull wild mountain thyme
Dm F
All around the purple heather
Chorus
C F C
Will ye go, Laddie go?
F C
And we'll all go together
F G Am
To pull wild mountain thyme
Dm F
All around the purple heather
C F C
Will ye go, Laddie go?
C F C
Will ye go, Laddie go?
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