Citations:for to

English citations of for to

• John Keats - A Song About Myself

  There was a naughty Boy,

  And a naughty Boy was he,

  He ran away to Scotland

  The people for to see

• "Bedlam" (English folk song)[1]

  Abroad as I was walking

  One evening in the spring

  I heard a maid in Bedlam

  So sweetly for to sing

• Townes Van Zandt - "If I Needed You"

  If I needed you would you come to me,

  Would you come to me, and ease my pain?

  If you needed me

  I would come to you

  I'd swim the seas for to ease your pain

• Bob Dylan - "When the Ship Comes In"

  And the words that are used

  For to get the ship confused

  Will not be understood as they're spoken

• Robert Pete Williams - "I've Grown So Ugly"

  I got up this morning

  And I put on my shoes

  I tied my shoes

  Then I washed my face

  I went to the mirror

  For to comb my head

  I made a move

  Didn't know what to do

  I tipped way forward

  Got to break and run

• Stephen Foster - "Oh! Susanna"

  I come from Alabama with my Banjo on my knee—

  I'm goin' to Louisiana my true love for to see.

  It rained all night the day I left, the weather it was dry;

  The sun so hot I froze to death—Susanna, don't you cry.

• Dewey Bunnell - "A Horse With No Name"

  I've been through the desert on a horse with no name,

  It felt good to be out of the rain.

  In the desert you can remember your name,

  'Cause there ain't no one for to give you no pain.