Biografía:
Stephen Collins Foster (July 4, 1826 – January 13, 1864), known as the "father of American music," was the pre-eminent songwriter in the United States of the 19th century. His songs, such as "Oh! Susanna", "Camptown Races", "My Old Kentucky Home", "Old Black Joe", "Beautiful Dreamer" and "Old Folks at Home" ("Swanee River") remain popular over 150 years after their composition.
Foster was born in Lawrenceville, now part of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Stephen Foster
[Verse 1]
C G7
Nelly Bly ! Nelly Bly! Bring the broom al-ong,
C F G7 C
We'll sweep the kitchen clean, my dear, And have a little song.
C G7
Poke the wood, my lady love, And make the fire burn,
C F G7 C
And while I take the banjo down, Just give the mush a turn.
[Chorus]
C F
Heigh, Nelly! Ho, Nelly!
C G7
Listen, love, to me,
C F
I'll sing for you and play for you
G7 C
A dulcet melo-dy.
[Verse 2]
C G7
Nelly Bly has a voice like a turtle dove,
C F G7 C
I hear it in the meadow and I hear it in the grove.
C G7
Nelly Bly has a heart warm as a cup of tea,
C F G7 C
And bigger than the sweet potatoes down in Tenne-ssee.
[Chorus]
C F
Heigh, Nelly! Ho, Nelly!
C G7
Listen, love, to me,
C F
I'll sing for you and play for you
G7 C
A dulcet melo-dy.
[Verse 3]
C G7
Nelly Bly shuts her eye when she goes to sleep.
C F G7 C
When she wakens up again her eyeballs start to peep.
C G7
The way she walks, she lifts her foot, and then she bumps it down,
C F G7 C
And when it lights, there's music there in that part of the town.
[Chorus]
C F
Heigh, Nelly! Ho, Nelly!
C G7
Listen, love, to me,
C F
I'll sing for you and play for you
G7 C
A dulcet melo-dy.
[Verse 4]
C G7
Nelly Bly! Nelly Bly! Never, never sigh;
C F G7 C
Never bring the tear drop to the corner of your eye.
C G7
For the pie is made of pumpkins and the mush is made of corn,
C F G7 C
And there's corn and pumpkins plenty, love, a-lyin' in the barn.
[Chorus]
C F
Heigh, Nelly! Ho, Nelly!
C G7
Listen, love, to me,
C F
I'll sing for you and play for you
G7 C
A dulcet melo-dy.
[Chorus]
C F
Heigh, Nelly! Ho, Nelly!
C G7
Listen, love, to me,
C F
I'll sing for you and play for you
G7 C
A dulcet melo-dy.
[Verse 1]
C G7
Nelly Bly ! Nelly Bly! Bring the broom al-ong,
C F G7 C
We'll sweep the kitchen clean, my dear, And have a little song.
C G7
Poke the wood, my lady love, And make the fire burn,
C F G7 C
And while I take the banjo down, Just give the mush a turn.
[Chorus]
C F
Heigh, Nelly! Ho, Nelly!
C G7
Listen, love, to me,
C F
I'll sing for you and play for you
G7 C
A dulcet melo-dy.
[Verse 2]
C G7
Nelly Bly has a voice like a turtle dove,
C F G7 C
I hear it in the meadow and I hear it in the grove.
C G7
Nelly Bly has a heart warm as a cup of tea,
C F G7 C
And bigger than the sweet potatoes down in Tenne-ssee.
[Chorus]
C F
Heigh, Nelly! Ho, Nelly!
C G7
Listen, love, to me,
C F
I'll sing for you and play for you
G7 C
A dulcet melo-dy.
[Verse 3]
C G7
Nelly Bly shuts her eye when she goes to sleep.
C F G7 C
When she wakens up again her eyeballs start to peep.
C G7
The way she walks, she lifts her foot, and then she bumps it down,
C F G7 C
And when it lights, there's music there in that part of the town.
[Chorus]
C F
Heigh, Nelly! Ho, Nelly!
C G7
Listen, love, to me,
C F
I'll sing for you and play for you
G7 C
A dulcet melo-dy.
[Verse 4]
C G7
Nelly Bly! Nelly Bly! Never, never sigh;
C F G7 C
Never bring the tear drop to the corner of your eye.
C G7
For the pie is made of pumpkins and the mush is made of corn,
C F G7 C
And there's corn and pumpkins plenty, love, a-lyin' in the barn.
[Chorus]
C F
Heigh, Nelly! Ho, Nelly!
C G7
Listen, love, to me,
C F
I'll sing for you and play for you
G7 C
A dulcet melo-dy.
[Chorus]
C F
Heigh, Nelly! Ho, Nelly!
C G7
Listen, love, to me,
C F
I'll sing for you and play for you
G7 C
A dulcet melo-dy.
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