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Classification Title	Red, White, and Blue
Alternative Titles	I Once Had a Sweetheart; Green Grows the Laurel; Green Grows the Wild Olive; The Orange and Blue; The Green Laurels; Green Grows the Wild Isle
Informant(s)	Ora Church, 1899-1977
Collector	Lola Thompson, 1903-1997
Collector Note	Thompson was a student of Dr. Greer
Other Name(s)	Docia Allen [Green], 1900-1995; Violet Beshears
Geographic Location	Maple Springs, Wilkes County, North Carolina
Alternative Geographic Location	Harley, Wilkes County, North Carolina; Stony Fork, Watauga County, North Carolina; Summit, Wilkes County, North Carolina
Associated Date	1927-01-01
Subject	Folk songs, English -- North Carolina Unrequited love -- Songs and music Flowers -- Songs and music Letters -- Songs and music
Scholarly Classification	Brown, Folk Lyric - 280 Randolph, 61 Cox, 139 Sharp, 156
Description	Three leaves of lined paper, handwritten in pencil on the front sides. There is a also an enveolpe, handwritten in black ink on both sides. It is unknown if the envelope is correctly assoicated with the document. The document is in good physical condition. The components of the document were all laminated together. There is lamination-related creasing on the document. There is minor fraying along the upper edge of the second leaf. There is pad adhesive staining along the upper edge of the third leaf. There is minor staining of unknown origin throughout the document. The document was folded horizontally into thirds, possibly for mailing. The envelope was torn open on the right edge. There is a moderate tear through the envelope. The informant citation follows the song text.
Dimensions, Original	150 mm x 223 mm; 158 mm x 89 mm
Publisher	W. L. Eury Appalachian Collection, Appalachian State University
Contributors	I. G. Greer
Upload Date	2008-10-16
Type	Manuscript
Format	JPEG
Language	English
Rights	The images and audio files contained in the "So Mote It Ever Be: The Folksong Heritage of North Carolina's Northern Blue Ridge Mountains" collection are available for free personal, non-commercial, and educational use, provided that proper citation is used (e.g. I. G. Greer/W. Amos Abrams Manuscript Files Series, Folksong Files Subseries, W. L. Eury Appalachian Collection, Special Collections, Appalachian State University, Boone, NC). Any commercial use of the materials without the written permission of Appalachian State University is strictly prohibited. Please contact the Appalachian State University W. L. Eury Appalachian Collection with specific questions or with requests for further information.
Scan Date	2008-10-16
Scan By	Paul L. Robertson
Transcribe Date	2006-11-07
Transcribe By	Sarah C. Tonkin

Classification Title	Red, White, and Blue, Page 1
File Name	red_white_p1.tif
Transcript	January 1. 1927. Song. Balet. -1- I once had a sweet heart But now. I have none shes Gone and left me I live all a lone I live all a lone, Tho he contented that Ill be thay Say She love a nother. one better then me, ~CDMPERIOD~ Charous. Groves of sweet larrels all wet By the dew sad was the day I parted with you. next time I see you I hope youl be true and change the sweet larrels to the red white and blue. ~CDMPERIOD~ 2. I passed my lover window Both morning and night I passed my lovers window Both early and bright to see ~CDMPERIOD~ 2. My love set there it made My heart ache for the lad. of the larrel was the lad of the lake, / Chorous. Groves of sweet Larrels all wet by the dew sad. was the day I parted with you next time I see you I hope youl be true and change. the sweet larrels to the red white and blue. Ch 3. I wrote my. love a letter with red rosey liens she wrote me back a nother all twisted and kind. Saying Keep your love letters and Ill keep mine and write to your sweet heart and Ill write. Mrs. Docia Green Stony fork, N. C.

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