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The Prisoners Song
Meet Me By Moonlight; Prison Walls; or If I Had the Wings of Angel
Guy Massey /arr. Scott S. Stewart
"The Prisoner's Song", (1924) [also known as Meet Me By Moonlight'; Prison Walls'; &/or If I Had the Wings of Angel'] attributed to the Massey Boys (Robert and Guy) but credited to Vernon Dalhart, was a huge hit of the 1920's due to its … Read More
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"The Prisoner's Song", (1924) [also known as Meet Me By Moonlight'; Prison Walls'; &/or If I Had the Wings of Angel'] attributed to the Massey Boys (Robert and Guy) but credited to Vernon Dalhart, was a huge hit of the 1920's due to its simple melody, and pseudo-southern-folksong character. It served as inspiration for songs like the hymn-tune I'll Fly Away'. The lyrics speak of isolation, regret, and dreams of a better life. An apt piece to program requiring a musical selection of unrequited love. This arrangement is for 4-part TTBB ensemble to be performed a cappella. Performance time: 3:06+-