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Murder Ballads | Paul Slade - Journalist edit / delete
A pretty comprehensive collection. Some of these seem amenable to a modern adaptation (e.g. there are some Kentish ones there).
Mainly Norfolk: English Folk and Other Good Music edit / delete
The new home of Reinhard Zierke's "English Folk" web site. Handy reference for, e.g., Martin Carthy lyrics.
A Steve Knightley (rather than Show of Hands) lyrics collection.
Banjo Paterson - Wikisource, the free online library edit / delete
"At the Melting of the Snow" looks promising...
GEST Songs Of Newfoundland And Labrador edit / delete
Many, many sets of lyrics.
to folk music song stan-rogers ... on 12 December 2012
Broadside ballad entitled 'Big Kilmarnock Bonnet' edit / delete
Not quite the version I sing, but I did pinch some bits I liked from this version...
to folk kilmarnock music song ... on 25 November 2012
Roots of Folk: Old English, Scots, and Irish Songs and Tunes edit / delete
Broadside ballads and related stuff. If you're wondering exactly how many songs there are to the "Captain Kidd" tune, this is the place to go.
Freedom Come Aa Ye - Dick Gaughan's Song Archive edit / delete
The song I've been failing to learn the lyrics for at the Fish... Dick Gaughan's excellent web site comes through again.
to dick-gaughan folk music scotland scots song ... on 01 April 2011
National Burns Collection edit / delete
Burns' poetry and songs. This has individual songs scanned from various books, which is quite useful if you don't feel like hunting through the scans on archive.org or Google Books. On the downside, it only includes Burns' versions of the songs -- which (and it's probably safe to admit this now Burns Night has passed) aren't always an improvement on the originals; compare "This Ae Night" with the reconstructed "Cold Haily Windy Night"...
to burns folk music poetry scotland song ... on 27 February 2011
Music at the NLS : Free Texts : Download & Streaming : Internet Archive edit / delete
Scans of 19th-century Scottish music books. Want the original "Both Sides the Tweed"? It's here, along with seemingly every other folk song I've ever learned.
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