Sally Morlands sells fish 2 and 8 pence a dish. Don't buy it, don't buy it It stinks when you fry it" Note: Apparantly, "Sally Morland's" was a supermarket in Northwood More…
Sister Anna will carry the banner! But I carried it last week! You'll carry it every bloody week! But I'm in the family way! You're in every bugger's way!
(ed: ok this time I confess - this song has nothing whatever to do with playground rhymes - it's in here solely because I love it. It's one of the monologues performed and made famous by More…
(ed: another song that morphs into "Lucy Had A Baby" at the end. Or maybe this was the original and "Lucy Had A Baby" breaks into "Samson Was A Warrior" at the end. Who knows, More…
Say, Say my playmate Come out and play with me And bring your dollies three Climb up my apple tree Slide down my rain barrel Into my cellar door And we'll be jolly friends More…
Here's one about school dinners, sung at Tirphil Primary School, S. Wales. many years back: If you have school dinners You sit at the side. Many have sat there, Many have died. More…
Version 1: Scooby dooby doo Did a poo Right in Shaggy's slipper Shaggy put it on What a pong It made him shake and shiver. Version 2: Scooby Dooby Doo, Where are you? More…
Version 1: We had joy, we had fun, Flicking bogies at the sun But the sun was so hot That they melted into snot Version 2: We had joy, we had fun, We had Maggie Thatcher's More…
The boy stood on the burning deck, His arse against the mast. He didn't dare to move till Oscar Wilde had passed, but Oscar was a wiley chap and threw the boy a plum. The boy stooped down More…
When I was young and had no sense I bought a fiddle for eighteen pence But the only tune that I could play Was "shit on the shovel and throw it away" =circa 1940's, AUS
ed: This is a good start but there are more verses... if you know them... send them on in... please? Every bloody morning at half past bloody eight Stands the bloody foreman at the More…
(ed: Another handclapping song with some short instructions... anyone like to expand on them please?) Note: When you say "Short legged" you make a short distance between your More…
To sing this song correctly all you need do is repeatedly sing the sentence 'Oh sir Jasper do not touch me' and at each iteration leave off the word at the end of each iteration. It's More…
An old Scottish song about being very thin: Skinny Malinky lang legs, umbrella feet Went to the pictures (cinema) and couldnae find a seat When the picture (film) started Skinny More…
My Grandmother used to sing it this waTwo Irishmen, two Irishmen, diggin' in a ditch, one called the other one, a dirty son of a Peter Murphy, had a goat, a very fine goat was he, More…