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Go Your Own Way Love
Go Your Way
[Anne Briggs]
Anne Briggs wrote this song for her 1971 Topic album,
Anne Briggs,
because I wasn't seeing enough of someone.
Like all tracks from this album it was reissued on her two compilations
Classic Anne Briggs
and
A Collection.
It was also included in the anthologies
New Electric Muse II
and
A Woman's Voice.
She recorded it also with Bert Jansch in 1993 with the title
Go Your Way My Love
for the soundtrack of the BBC Scotland documentary about Bert Jansch,
Acoustic Routes:
Sandy Denny recorded this song with somewhat different verses as Go Your Own Way Love as a home demo in Winter 1968. It was released on the cassette The Attic Tracks Vol. 3 and again in 2004 on the 5CD Fledg'ling anthology A Boxful of Treasures. She also recorded another song of Anne Briggs, The Time Has Come, and wrote The Pond and the Stream for her.
Lyrics
| Anne Briggs sings Go Your Way | Sandy Denny sings Go Your Own Way Love | |
|---|---|---|
|
Drawing water from the well |
Drawing water from the well | |
|
And as I wander through the trees |
And as I wander through the trees | |
|
And may the west wind speed your travels | ||
|
Friends and strangers bring stories | ||
|
And as I sit mending clothes |
As I sit mending your clothes | |
|
Is there walking some far land | ||
|
(repeat first verse) |
Drawing water from the well |
Acknowledgements
Transcribed from Anne Briggs' singing by Wolfgang Hell and Sandy Denny's verses by Reinhard Zierke.
