Sunday 11 March 2007

Scarborough Fair



Sometimes, musical notes are more effective in portraying feelings rather than words. Like now.

Scribbled by Jamil at roughly 5:22 pm

8 comments:

Mama Sarah said...

hmm...

7:58 pm
dith said...

The song tells the tale of a young man, who tells the listener to ask his former lover to perform for him a series of impossible tasks, such as making him a shirt without a seam and then washing it in a dry well, adding that if she completes these tasks he will take her back. Often the song is sung as a duet, with the woman then giving her lover a series of equally impossible tasks, promising to give him his seamless shirt once he has finished.

* Teringat old flame eh? isk isk

* Lebih kurang macam Puteri Gunung Ledang ler nih.

Btw this has always been an evergreen fave of mine

9:50 pm
sarahss said...

now where did you steal that painting from? :P
Frankly, i think the song sounds a bit..erm..unique?hehe

6:37 am
Jamil said...

Puan Mama Sarah

Unfortunately, my blog is entitled Scribblings of An Empty Mind. Hmm... would be pycnogenol's blog.

DITH

Ahh..so what happens in the end? Do any of the impossible tasks get carried out?

(Sounds more of like a medieval household row between husband and wife to me)

Sarahss

Hehe..Oh, many things can be stolen over the internet *wink* And you do realise that this song isn't really from our generation, right? :P

1:58 pm
pycnogenol said...

And I dont seem able to get "Way Back Into Love" tune out of my head.

Now, THAT should be the tune from YOUR generation, Yoshi.

So, what's the explanation for all this mix-up, eh??? Haiyya!!!!

12:16 am
Arifah said...

Hmmm Hmmm. NO COMMENT! =P
Just to get on you nerves. Thehehe.

11:22 pm
Mama Sarah said...

sesat agaknya...

lagu ni soothing but spooky at the same time.

4:45 am
Anonymous said...

This song makes me think about Robin Hood, knights and princesses.

12:44 pm

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