MOVING ON SONG(Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger)
Alan Routledge
/ tab) for the Moving On Song by EwanMacColl & Peggy Seeger. I have
the words but despite trawling through Olga and others I have not been
able to find any music. Any help really appreciated.
Alan Routledge
Robert G McCausland
>If I am thinking about the same song you are, then I can get you sketchy
>guitar music and harmonies for singing. mine goes like this:
>Movin' on, I've got to keep movin' on,
Actually, I imagined the song requested was the one recorded also by
Christy Moore, interpreting an aspect of the Christ Child's birth: the
pregnant peasant refused lodgings by the in-humane (capitalists, by
extension). Chorus goes something like:
Move along, get along,
Move along, get along,
Go, move, shift.
If that's what you were looking for: sorry, I don't have the chords.
On the sunny side,
~~Rob McCausland
rg...@world.std.com
David Harley
: il0...@uhura.cc.rochester.edu (Ingrid Lembach) writes:
: >In <470se3$c...@dub-news-svc-1.compuserve.com> 10064...@compuserve.com (Alan Routledge) writes:
: Actually, I imagined the song requested was the one recorded also by
: Christy Moore, interpreting an aspect of the Christ Child's birth: the
: pregnant peasant refused lodgings by the in-humane (capitalists, by
: extension). Chorus goes something like:
: Move along, get along,
: Move along, get along,
: Go, move, shift.
: If that's what you were looking for: sorry, I don't have the chords.
From memory, something like this....
Born in the middle of the afternoon
Am
On a horse-drawn wagon on the old A5:
G Em Am
The big 12-wheelers shook my bed
G Am
You can't stop here, the policeman said
Am7 D Am D(m)
- you'd better get born in some place else:
Am G Em
Move along, get along, move along, get along
Am Em Am Em
Go - move - shift....
Am F Am - Em - Am - Em
David Harley