Almeda did a version of it, as does Emmylou Harris and Jack White, but this one comes from Mam and Aidan sitting having a tune one night. Aidan led the arrangement, right down to trying to tell Danny Thompson what to play without being too scared.
Edit Did You Know? As with most folk songs , many variations of the lyrics exist. Christopher Nelson's lush and colorful setting of the folk song "Poor Wayfaring Stranger" grabs hold of your heart and doesn't let go until the final notes of the piece. Wayfaring Stranger Refrain First Line: The YouTube video of his unique performance has over 12 million views so far and numerous imitators.
I am a poor wayfaring stranger Travelling through this world of woe. And there's no sickness, no toil or danger In that fair land to which I go.
I'm going there to meet my father, I'm going there no more to roam; I'm only going over Jordan, I'm only going over home. I know dark clouds will gather round me, I know my way will be rough and steep; But golden fields lie out before me Where all the saints their vigils keep.
The Wayfaring Stranger Roud , is a well-known American folk and gospel song likely originating in the early 19th century about a plaintive soul on the. Wayfaring Stranger is a trandional country song, performed by many artists such as Johnny Cash, Neko Case, Emmylou Harris, Joan Baez and (for the.
I'm going there to meet my mother, I'm going there no more to roam; I'm only going over Jordan, I'm only going over home. There is no sickness, toil or danger In that fair land to which I go. I'm going home to see my mother, I'm going home no more to roam; I'm just a-going over Jordan, I'm just a-going over home.
I know dark clouds will hover on me, I know my pathway is rough and steep; But golden fields lie out before me Where weary eyes no more shall weep. I'm going home to see my father, I'm going home no more to roam; I'm just a-going over Jordan, I'm just a-going over home. Please help to clean it up to meet Wikipedia's quality standards.
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