Here are the lyrics to “Church Bells May Ring” by The Willows:
“Church bells may ring
Church bells may ring
Church bells may ring and surely, darling
The angels will sing, I’ll tell you, darling
You’re the queen of my throne
You should have known, sweetheart, sweetheart
Known sweetheart
Church bells may ring and surely, darling
The angels will sing, I’ll tell you, darling
You’re the queen of my throne
You should have known, sweetheart
Known sweetheart
Ling a ling a ling a ling a ling, ding, dong
I love you, darling and I want you for my own
I’ll give you any, anything that I own
You should have known, sweetheart
Known sweetheart
Hello, hello again, my friends
I hope that we will meet again
Ling a ling a ling ling a ling a ling
Ling a ling a ling, ding, dong
I love you, darling and I want you for my own
I’ll give you any, anything that I own
You should have known, sweetheart
Known sweetheart
Hello, hello again, my friends
I hope that we will meet again
Ling a ling a ling ling a ling a ling
Ling a ling a ling ding dong
I love you, darling and I want you for my own
I’ll give you any, anything that I own
You should have known
Church bells may ring
Church bells may ring
Church bells may ring
Church bells may ring
Church bells may ring”
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2 Comments
I have two 78RPMs of the same exact recording but the labels read “Church Bells May Ring” and “Church Bells Are Ringing.” Does anyone know if the second rarer record has any extra value?
There’s usually an uptick in price for rarities due to mistakes.