Main Takeaway: Borrowing the melody from a catchy Irish folk tune called "The Irish Jaunting Car" (popular in the mid-1850's Victorian British Isles) ... I learned this song myself, and only recently learned the significance behind the lyrics, which made me appreciate it a lot more.
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Borrowing the melody from a catchy Irish folk tune called "The Irish Jaunting Car" (popular in the mid-1850's Victorian British Isles) ... I learned this song myself, and only recently learned the significance behind the lyrics, which made me appreciate it a lot more. Inspired by Adam Hurt's version on his amazing album 'Insight' Played on an Ome Tupelo.
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- Borrowing the melody from a catchy Irish folk tune called "The Irish Jaunting Car" (popular in the mid-1850's Victorian British Isles) ...
- I learned this song myself, and only recently learned the significance behind the lyrics, which made me appreciate it a lot more.
- Inspired by Adam Hurt's version on his amazing album 'Insight' Played on an Ome Tupelo.
- The Barrow gang uses a 1933 DeSoto .....being chased by Cops using a 1934 Dodge.
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