Name: Me and My Shadow by Tom and Mary Kay Aufrance
Duration: 1 min 40 s
Description: Tom Aufrance sings vintage style in this fanciful cover of Al Jolson's Vaudeville song "Me and My Shadow" from 1927 Vaudeville era. This performance is by Tom and Mary Kay Aufrance and recorded Vaudeville style for your listening pleasure.

We have been singing our acapella version of Danny Boy for audiences for a number of years, so we finally decided to record it. Many folks tell us that our Danny Boy evokes deep emotions for them, which we know so well when performing and seeing their response. So, here's a heartfelt Danny Boy for you.

Danny Boy

Mary Kay's ballad Blue Little Girl. The video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CBryAPfQ1M Blue Little Girl beautifully captures the essence of dreams, patience, and the journey from childhood to adulthood. 🌟

Join us on this emotional journey as we explore the dreams and memories of the Blue Little Girl. 🌈✨ This song tells the story of a young girl who waits patiently for her rainbow, imagining a world where she can run wild and let her thoughts be free. 🌟 As she grows, her dreams and memories evolve, capturing the essence of her journey from childhood to adulthood. 💙

With its poignant lyrics and captivating melody, Blue Little Girl is sure to resonate with anyone who has ever held onto a dream or cherished a memory. 🎶✨ Let the music take you back to those cherished moments and remind you of the beauty of dreams and the passage of time. 🌸🌙

Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more original music from Mary Kay and Tom Aufrance. 🎵👍 Share this song with friends and family, and let the story of the Blue Little Girl bring a touch of nostalgia and inspiration to your day. 🌞💫

✨🌟 This song took about 16 years to write, probably because it reflects maturity and serenity.  
Want to know how I made this video? https://www.aufrance.com/Gairin/Newsl... 

Lyrics:
Blue little girl, She waits for a rainbow.
Blue little girl, She waits patiently.
All the colors she knows fade to blue but it glows,
Like the blue little girl wants to be.
And oh by the way now oh didn't I tell you,
A long time ago that the blue little girl was me.

Blue little girl, She imagines a land where her feet can run wild, and her thoughts can be free.
In the mind of the girl, She is hoping to be what the eyes of a lady might see.
And oh by the way now oh didn't I tell you,
A long time ago that the blue little girl was me.

Blue little girl She is gone from that window,
Her feet have run wild,
And her thoughts have gone free.
And the mind of the lady remembers a girl,
But it's only a vague memory.
And oh by the way now oh didn't I tell you,
A long time ago that the blue little girl was me.

Blue little girl.

(c) Tom & Mary Kay Aufrance, Marquette, MI USA

Blue Little Girl

The music video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3q5xOuWidQ

Welcome to the charming world of “A Little Song to Sing,” a delightful tune that celebrates the simple joys of sharing music and the sweet memories it creates when you sing with others. 🌟🎶

This song is a lighthearted musical journey: Just A Little Song to sing. 🎵✨ It carries a heartfelt message about enjoying the moment and cherishing the memories we create together. 💖

Whether you’re looking for a tune to hum along to or a song that brings a smile to your face, Just a Little Song is perfect for you. Its playful lyrics and catchy melody make it a delightful addition to any playlist. 🎶😊

Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more original music from Mary Kay and Tom Aufrance. 🎤👍 Share this song with friends and family, and let the joy of music bring you closer together. 

Thank you for listening, and we hope this little song becomes a cherished memory for you. 🌸🌈

The Lyrics:
This song is just a little thing
It doesn't last too long.
It's not too much of anything,
but you can sing along.
And just in case you're wondering
the meaning of my song.
It's just a little song to sing.

I hope you don't expect too much.
The words don't make much sense.
They really don't say such and such.
So please don't take offense.
And just in case you're wondering
There's really no suspense.
It's just a little dalliance.

So thanks to you for listening.
It's been my pleasure too.
I hope some day in memories,
you'll think of me and you,
and how we sang together when.
you knew me way back then,
and sing my little song again.
 
(c) Tom & Mary Kay Aufrance, Marquette, MI USA.

Just a Little Song

Just A Little Song

For video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXXAs5unfYU

Immerse yourself in the love of our new song, Good Morning To You My Sweetheart! 🌞❤️ This original tune by Mary Kay Aufrance, performed with Tom Aufrance, is a sweet and uplifting message perfect for starting the day on a happy note. 🎶✨

Whether you’re singing to your children, spouse, or someone special, this song is sure to bring a smile to their face and warmth to their heart. 💖👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Let the gentle melodies and heartfelt lyrics set a positive tone for the day ahead.

Spread the joy and share this beautiful song with someone you love! 🌟🎵

Good Morning To You My Sweetheart

Good Morning To You My Sweetheart (Ver. 2024)

The Most Outrageous Scottish Folk Song Ever? Slapstick Fun Gin a Body Coming Through the Rye 🤣 🎵 Mary Kay delivers her comic version of what very well may be the most outrageous Scottish folk song ever, capturing the youthful" devil may care" attitude of a traditional Scottish lass who loves boys! She sings the bawdy folk song "Gin a Body Coming Through the Rye" from the lassie's point of view. This teasy performance is lovingly done, because we love Scottish music, with a fantastic stage full of musicians for our annual Robert Burns birthday celebration music and dance show in Marquette, Michigan. Featuring:

Maija Niemi, violin
Mary Kay Aufrance, vocals
Warren Hantz, bass
Tom Aufrance, guitar
Pierre Ogea, percussion
Bruce Irving, guitar
Robert Yin, violin
Carol Kasmer Irving, penny whistle
John Kibit, piano

About the song Gin a Body: "Comin' Thro' the Rye" is a poem written in 1784 by Robert Burns (1759–1796). The words were put to the melody of the Scottish minstrel song "Common' Frae The Town". There are many different versions of the song, which Burns collected and published. However, the song was known long before Burns. For this performance, Mary Kay comically sings the song as she learned it as a girl growing up in Ohio. These lyrics are suggestive and fun, and the audience gets the joke. Only upon growing up did mary Kay understand the irreverant and sexually frollicking meaning of the song, an example of the fun of folk music. You can view this performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qGUzyZlX5c

Gin a Body (Comin Thro the Rye)

Gin a Body Scottish Folk Song LIVE PERFORMANCE

Tom Aufrance sings vintage style in this fanciful cover of Al Jolson's Vaudeville song "Me and My Shadow" from 1927 Vaudeville era. This performance is by Tom and Mary Kay Aufrance and recorded Vaudeville style for your listening pleasure.


Me and My Shadow

Exceptionally beautiful vocal harmonies by Gairin singers Tom and Mary Kay Aufrance for inspired and fun Christmas listening. This is an English Christmas carol dating from the 16th century. The carol was traditionally performed in Coventry in England as part of a mystery play called The Pageant of the Shearmen and Tailors. The play depicts the Christmas story.

In The Moon of Wintertime

Coventry Carol

This set of In Dulci Jubilo and I Saw Three Ships Set is performed by Tom and Mary Kay Aufrance of Gairin, for inspired and fun Christmas listening.

In Dulci Jubilo I Saw Three Ships

In Dulci Jubilo, I Saw Three Ships Set

Beautiful vocal harmonies by Gairin singers Tom and Mary Kay Aufrance for inspired and fun Christmas listening. Silent Night (or in German, Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht) is a popular Christmas carol, composed in 1818 by Franz Xaver Gruber to lyrics by Joseph Mohr in the small town of Oberndorf bei Salzburg, Austria.

Silent Night

Beautiful vocal harmonies by Gairin singers Tom and Mary Kay Aufrance for inspired and fun Christmas listening.  This English Christmas carol first appeared in 1739 in the collection Hymns and Sacred Poems. The carol, based on Luke 2:14 of the Bible, telling of an angelic chorus singing praises to God. As it is known currently, it features lyrical contributions of Charles Wesley and George Whitefield, two of the founding ministers of Methodism, with music adapted from Vaterland, in Deinen Gauen by Felix Mendelssohn.

Hark The Herald Angels Sing

Beautiful vocal harmonies by Gairin singers Tom and Mary Kay Aufrance for inspired and fun Christmas listening. The Wexford Carol (Irish: Carúl Loch Garman, Carúl Inis Córthaidh) is a traditional religious Irish Christmas carol originating from County Wexford and, specifically, Enniscorthy. Sometimes known by its first verse "Good people all this Christmas time", this carol may have originated in the early Middle Ages, but is likely composed in the 15th or 16th century based on its musical and lyrical style.

Good People All The Wexford Carol

Good People All (Wexford Carol)

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