#------------PLEASE NOTE------------# #This file is the author’s own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study scholarship or research. # #------------## From: Did You Hear John Hurt? by Tom Paxton Play in A ( capo up 2) It was a frosty night it was beginning to snow And on the city streetsthe wind began to blow We all came to the cellar we all emptied the bar. To hear a little fellow play a shiny guitar. Chorus Did you hear John Hurt- play the Creole Bell? Spanish Fandango?  That he loved so well? And did you love John Hurt?  Did you shake his hand? Did you hear him play his Candy Man? On a straight back chair with his felt hat on He tickled our fancy with his "Avalon" And everyone passing down on Toulouse Street Would cock their heads and listen to the tapping feet. (Chorus- 2X)

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson nous transporte dans une nuit froide, où la neige commence à tomber et où le vent souffle sur les rues de la ville. Les gens se rassemblent dans une cave pour profiter de la musique d’un talentueux guitariste, un homme qui sait captiver son auditoire avec des mélodies enjouées et des airs entraînants. Les paroles évoquent la joie et l’admiration que suscite cet artiste, en rappelant ses œuvres les plus aimées, comme "Creole Bell" et "Candy Man". Chacun, attiré par les sons, écoute attentivement, créant une atmosphère chaleureuse malgré le froid extérieur. Cette nostalgie musicale témoigne d'un moment partagé, où la magie de la musique unit les âmes.