“It's Time I Was a Bride”

Description

"I'd like mighty well to change my name And share another's home." The woman is of marriageable age, and tired of being alone. "But he must be a soldier, A veteran of the wars, One who has fought for southern rights Beneath the Stars and Bars."

Notes

I can't help but suspect that this song is an old piece about a girl who misses a man. Someone then tacked on the final stanza to give it a Confederate twist. - RBW

References

  1. Randolph 241, "It's Time I Was a Bride" (1 text)
  2. Roud #7711
  3. BI, R241

About

Author: unknown
Earliest date: 1925 (Randolph)
Found in: US(So)