Can you remember a song you used to sing when you were a kid?
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First song I remember learning how to sing. (This was back when AM transister radios were in vogue.) Roger Miller's "King of the Road". As for children's songs, I don't recall anything other than "Pop Goes the Weasel"...which happens to be the theme of The Three Stooges shorts which I viewed daily.
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Frère Jacques, Frère Jacques, Dormez vous? Dormez vous? Sonnez les matines, Sonnez les matines, Din, din, don! Din, din, don! -
Only song that I can remember singing as a kid was not a kids song......The Lion Sleeps Tonight.
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"Tammy" in 1957, and "It's Only Make Believe" in 1958.
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There was a dirty local family called The Doak's and I remember learning the Doak song at a very early age: Brown is the colour Doak is the name We're all together Singing in the rain Our daily wash, wash wash
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Puff The Magic Dragon.
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ms mary mak mak mak all dressed in black black black with silver buttons buttons buttons all down her back back back
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Sure, mostly classic rock songs by bands like The Beatles.
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Joy to the World by Three Dog Night
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Me and Little Andy - Dolly Parton God Must Have Spent A Little More Time On You - Alabama
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"How Much Is That Doggie in the Window" Patti Paige (1953)
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I'll be 60 next year on 3rd February.Before I was old enough to go to Kindergarten my Mom would sing to the three of us a song she made up the words to...it goes: Sally is the best of girls, tries to hide her shiny curls mischief lies in her eyes they are blue like summer skies Sally wears the plainest dress not a sign of fluffiness playing ball not at all she's a picture on the wall. A few years later when I went to Kindergarten I learned the words to this song. It goes: Brother come and dance with me, both my hands I give to thee, right foot first, left foot then, turn around and back again. Now that I reside in Berlin, Germany, I sing it in German. It's from HASEL and GRETL. WASAWOO loves all the songs her Mom sang to her!
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