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"Miss Rosie" has a vast description of a woman in that era. And even her demeanor (per apron position) of domestic duty time vs on her own time.
The umbrella mean it's raining? Not at all.
- According to folk music historian Alan Lomax as documented in the book Folk Song USA, the Midnight Special was a real train: the Southern Pacific Golden Gate Limited. A traditional folk song, Leadbelly popularized it upon his release from Sugar Land prison in Texas, where he could hear the Midnight Special come through. In the song, the light of the train gives the inmates hope: if it shines on them they take it as a sign they will soon go free.
"Miss Rosie" has a vast description of a woman in that era. And even her demeanor (per apron position) of domestic duty time vs on her own time.
The umbrella mean it's raining? Not at all.