BENCHMARKS continued
“Oh it's easy knowing the weavers when they come into town
With their long yellow hair and their stockings hanging down
And their aprons tied afore them and their scissors in their hands
It's easy knowing the weavers for they'll never get their man
Oh they'll never get their man, oh they'll never get their man
It's easy knowing the weavers for they'll never get their man”
With their long yellow hair and their stockings hanging down
And their aprons tied afore them and their scissors in their hands
It's easy knowing the weavers for they'll never get their man
Oh they'll never get their man, oh they'll never get their man
It's easy knowing the weavers for they'll never get their man”
This is a really satisfying looking 'mark recorded by M.C. on Brown Street South at the corner with Weaver Square in Dublin City. The weavers are long gone, as indeed are the doffers and the spinners and the fleurers, but the 'mark endures.
Below: The 'mark on Brown Street South.
Above: The corner of Brown Street South with Weaver Square with the 'mark just to the left of the corner.
