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Re: Unfamiliar word in song lyrics

Posted by Eric on April 29, 2005, 12:34 pm, in reply to "Unfamiliar word in song lyrics"
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Perhaps "comedian" just not pronouced well. Without the rest of the song for context, hard to say.
Last, resort, make up a substitiute.
EH
--Previous Message--
: In the song "Oxford (Mississippi)
: Blues" by Bill Nettles of 1939 (NOTE:
: this song is featured on the Oxford American
: Music magazine CD of 2001) the last verse
: begins:
: "I ain't no racehorse, ain't no ??
: commadene ??
: I'm a red hot daddy running like a sewing
: machine".
:
: The word in question is ?
: "commadene" ?. What is the
: correct spelling and the definition of the
: word? I have referred to old dictionaries
: in the library and blues slang websites to
: no avail.
:
: In Spanish there is the word
: "comodin" which would be
: pronounced the same. However, the only
: definition of that word that I can find is
: "joker" as in a deck of cards. So
: it seems that word just wouldn't fit into
: the context of the rest of the verse.
:
: A N Y C O M M E N T S ??
:
:

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phrase: "cut my kindling" - steve wilson October 26, 2006, 3:27 pm

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--Previous Message-- : Perhaps "comedian" just not : pronouced well. Without the rest of the song : for context, hard to say. : : Last, resort, make up a substitiute. : : EH : : --Previous Message-- : In the song "Oxford (Mississippi) : Blues" by Bill Nettles of 1939 (NOTE: : this song is featured on the Oxford American : Music magazine CD of 2001) the last verse : begins: : "I ain't no racehorse, ain't no ?? : commadene ?? : I'm a red hot daddy running like a sewing : machine". : : The word in question is ? : "commadene" ?. What is the : correct spelling and the definition of the : word? I have referred to old dictionaries : in the library and blues slang websites to : no avail. : : In Spanish there is the word : "comodin" which would be : pronounced the same. However, the only : definition of that word that I can find is : "joker" as in a deck of cards. So : it seems that word just wouldn't fit into : the context of the rest of the verse. : : A N Y C O M M E N T S ?? : : : :

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