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Dick Greenhaus is looking for words to "Ballad of the Ko Vah Nee"
(K. C. King, where are you?)
Full text to "Barry's Boys" (Mitchell Trio)
Song beginning: "Come all you young fellows with hearts that
Beat high/ March onward to conquer, to do or to die... "
Complete words to "Red Fly the Banners, O!"

Spike Werner wants more verses, complete words to "Pay Some Attention to me Sam"

Sue West wants: All the versions of all the Child Ballads. Also song with line:
"The petals fell from thr rose of York"
"The petals fell from the Rose of York"

Susan Friedman wants any songs anyone has about mythical
Creatures.

Edith Lux wants: the other version of Stewball (Jus' bet on
Stewball, and you may win etc.)





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Overall Meaning

The lyrics to [unknown]'s "Help" seem to be a list of requests for song lyrics from various individuals. Dick Greenhaus is looking for words to "Ballad of the Ko Vah Nee," while Spike Werner is in search of more verses and complete words to "Pay Some Attention to me Sam." Sue West wants all the versions of Child Ballads, and Susan Friedman is searching for songs about mythical creatures. Edith Lux wants another version of "Stewball." The song portrays a sense of communal support and a need for collaboration to achieve one's goals.


The lyrics also suggest an appreciation for traditional storytelling through songs. The individuals in the song are searching for the complete lyrics to classic ballads or mythical songs. By requesting these old songs, they are bringing attention to the importance of preserving and passing down traditional music to future generations. The song can be seen as a tribute to the power that folk and traditional music can have in uniting people and bringing cultures together.


Overall, the lyrics of "Help" speak to the shared experience of searching for meaning through music, and the importance of our collective heritage.


Line by Line Meaning

Dick Greenhaus is looking for words to "Ballad of the Ko Vah Nee"
Dick Greenhaus is seeking assistance in finding the lyrics to a song titled "Ballad of the Ko Vah Nee".


(K. C. King, where are you?)
Dick may be addressing someone named K. C. King who may have knowledge of the lyrics he is looking for.


Full text to "Barry's Boys" (Mitchell Trio)
Dick is searching for the complete lyrics to a song called "Barry's Boys" as performed by the Mitchell Trio.


Song beginning: "Come all you young fellows with hearts that Beat high/ March onward to conquer, to do or to die... "
Dick is trying to locate the lyrics to a song that begins with the line, "Come all you young fellows with hearts that beat high. March onward to conquer, to do or to die..."


Complete words to "Red Fly the Banners, O!"
Dick is looking for the full lyrics to the song "Red Fly the Banners, O!"


Spike Werner wants more verses, complete words to "Pay Some Attention to me Sam"
Spike Werner desires additional verses and complete lyrics to the song "Pay Some Attention to me Sam".


Sue West wants: All the versions of all the Child Ballads. Also song with line: "The petals fell from thr rose of York"
Sue West is seeking all versions of the Child Ballads, as well as a song that features the line "The petals fell from the rose of York".


"The petals fell from the Rose of York"
This line is being repeated to emphasize Sue West's request for a song which includes it.


Susan Friedman wants any songs anyone has about mythical Creatures.
Susan Friedman would like to receive any songs that other individuals possess which relate to mythical creatures.


Edith Lux wants: the other version of Stewball (Jus' bet on Stewball, and you may win etc.)
Edith Lux is searching for an alternate version of a song called Stewball which includes the lyrics "Jus' bet on Stewball, and you may win".




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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@nizaru100

@@lisettegarcia7013

In the Occident things are like this
Pop = Michel Jackson (Solo) and ABBA (group)
Rock= Beatles (group) and Elvis (Solo) !
Absolute Classical Musician = Johann Sebastian Bach;
Absolute Modern Musician = Jean-Michel Jarre;
and the Emperor of instruments = THE PIPE ORGAN

Tamam Shud



All comments from YouTube:

@DanielRalph56

Ringo: " i forgot my drums"
Ringo: *sees umbrella
Ringo: YES

@mr.random9239

That be me

@biggyflynnbond512

💩

@lizzychrome7630

Ringo is such a great drummer, he doesn't even need a drum set.

@minu4681

ahahahahahah

@Drea260

I’m pretty sure he’s using it indoors but whatever

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@nosoyporta

"Okay kids don't forget to bring your instruments tomorrow"

Me: brings umbrella

@wolfgangamadeusmozart8177

Me: brings mayonnaise

@dugfuchfydyxymaddyfycufufu3114

I actually brought an umbrella and dressed up as ringo then my friends dressed up as the others and we played help our teacher was very confused then we told her “were the Beatles” and now she never questions us if we do strange things and sing

@asimov4979

I suppose you cant really use drums sitting at the back of a plank

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