Three months on: my son is a polyglot!
#16
mares eat oats and does eat oats
and little lambs eat ivy
but kids'll eat ivy too
wouldn't you?
#17
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Tho' this song sounds queer
and funny to your ear-
a little bit deevy and divey-
and funny to your ear-
a little bit deevy and divey-
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It's the bit that goes in the middle -between the 'mariedotes' stuff and the 'mares eat oats'.
Sorry - some Cocknies used to sing it in the bars with my parents years back - along with 'I'm one of the ruins that Cromwell knocked abaht a bit' and 'Don't have any more missus Moore'.
The rest of them, once those first songs and round of drinks had been dispensed with, were dirty...
Come to think of it, we once translated 'Cats on the Rooftops..'
Sorry - some Cocknies used to sing it in the bars with my parents years back - along with 'I'm one of the ruins that Cromwell knocked abaht a bit' and 'Don't have any more missus Moore'.
The rest of them, once those first songs and round of drinks had been dispensed with, were dirty...
Come to think of it, we once translated 'Cats on the Rooftops..'





