"On We Go" genre: Celtic
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	CD: The Beaches of St. Valery Credits: words and music Traditional
	Story Behind the Song Traditional Kathleen Mullaly Masino - Lead vocal Bill Masino - Harmony vocal Colin O'Brian - Acoustic Guitar Randy Wothke - Snare Bryan Blaylock - Bodhran This song became an instant favorite for Kathleen.  She was first introduced to this song by Patty.  It was a recording done by The Molly's, on their recording - This Is My Round.  See: http://www.mollys.com/mollys/     When in the studio, Colin added the brilliant drunken stumble to the climatic verse. (You just can't wait to hear it now!) The melody is much like the renaissance festival's song that starts, "Hey ho, no-body home...."  "It had to be sung as a round, says Kathleen.  She is always tempted to sing this song as a snotty, pushy, spoiled girl whom she is nothing like. Lyrics 1) There was an old woman and there was an old man        Who lived upon the high road      He once sat as a jockey for his pay      And she was her mother's darling'O   Chorus: On we go, and on we go Call you recall the day we married'O On we go, and on we go Wouldn't you be frightened to die'O Come a little closer to your darlin'O 2) Come with me you silly old man      Cozy as a cod fish show      I've never seen anyone as sorry as you      At least not after breakfast'O Chorus: 3) She took the old man by the hand      She lead him across a moon lit night      She took him to the public house      And filled him up with whisky 'O   Chorus:   4) On the way back home from town      Oh, wo my darling 'O      She pushed him in the water and held him down      Call you recall the day we married'O   Chorus:   End= Verse one as round until fade

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