Show Roy M. Randallunread, Dec 9, 1993, 5:35:50 AM12/9/93 to The dub section of UB40's version of "Red Red Wine" has a line which There is a transcription of the lyrics to the song at monkfish.nosc.mil, Perhaps someone with a better memory than mine can remember this
rhyme In a similar vein: When I was a child I used to sing a song called "Old Hiram's Goat". The -- Ruth Crossunread, Dec 9, 1993, 10:19:02 PM12/9/93 to In article <>, (Roy M. Randall) writes: I used to do a clapping game with these
words in it. It wasn't Three six nine Clisby Williamsunread, Dec 10, 1993, 12:06:33 AM12/10/93 to That's pretty much the way I remember it, except Clisby Kevin Mayallunread, Dec 10, 1993, 2:04:19 PM12/10/93 to David Daltonunread, Dec 10, 1993, 8:01:50 AM12/10/93 to I
thought it went "And they all went to heaven in a little rowboat" ---------- Roy M. Randallunread, Dec 11, 1993, 5:19:29 AM12/11/93 to Thanks to all who responded. I remember reading about a book on the subject of such rhymes years ago. Abby Saleunread, Dec 10, 1993, 7:27:02 PM12/10/93 to On 09 Dec 93 00:05, Roy M. Randall said: RMR> The dub section of UB40's version of "Red Red Wine" has a
line which Rap's been around a _long_ time. Just mostly underground and largely The only one I remember happens to be one of the less objectionable The monkey and the baboon sitting on a pole, Essential statement of the human condition!
Elaine Charlson - Sun EISunread, Dec 14, 1993, 9:36:16 PM12/14/93 to
If anyone is interested, I could go home and look up the full title/author/publisher/ Elaine. Elaine Clarkunread, Dec 15, 1993, 9:10:43 PM12/15/93 to Ruth Cross () wrote:
I'm sure now the games are even more different then they were 15 years Geoff Waltersunread, Dec 16, 1993, 9:04:38 PM12/16/93 to On 09 Dec 93 00:05, Roy M. Randall said: > The dub section of UB40's version of "Red Red Wine" has a line which > sounds like, "The line broke, the monkey got
choked". This line is > surrounded by lines unintelligible to me. However, I seem to have a > vague memory of a children's rhyme which contained this line and which > might shine some light on what UB40's toaster is saying. I don't know the origin of these lines, but Shirley Ellis in her hit "The "...and they all went to heaven in a little row boat. Clap hands, clap, clap..." Geoff Ruth Crossunread, Dec 15, 1993, 1:26:32 AM12/15/93 to |> In article , (Roy M. Randall) writes: I was a child in Miles City, Montana in the late 50's, when There was one game we played that involved a witch, and 3 I still think of those playtimes as something set apart Scott Utleyunread, Dec 18, 1993, 7:24:00 PM12/18/93 to EC-SE>From: (Elaine Charlson - Sun EIS) EC-SE>In article , (Roy M. Randall) writes: EC-SE>>represent a true folk tradition. The interesting thing is that
Distribution System (1:2613/335.0) Rowland Whittetunread, Nov 11, 2020, 7:50:02 PM11/11/20 to Three six nine, the Goose drank wine, the Monkey chewed tobacco on the street Frauline, Ian Jacksonunread, Nov 11, 2020, 8:07:52 PM11/11/20 to In message <>, I remember it was in the 'top hundred' (?) about
40 years ago - and I Three, Six, Nine, The Goose Drank Wine Three, six, nine, the goose drank wine.
The line broke And they all went to heaven in a little row boat! David Daltonunread, Nov 14, 2020, 6:12:13 AM11/14/20 to Where did the clapping song come from?Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. "The Clapping Song" is an American song, written by Lincoln Chase, originally arranged by Charles Calello and recorded by Shirley Ellis in 1965. The single sold over a million copies, and peaked at number eight in the United States and number six in the UK.
Who wrote the clapping song?Lincoln ChaseThe Clapping Song / Lyricistnull
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