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There’s an American folk song similar to this one. It’s titled “And the Green Grass grows all around”. It originated in Appalachia where a large portion of the population can trace their roots back to Ireland and Scotland. Clearly this song was an inspiration for that one.
ОтветитьI grew up in the sticks in New Zealand, in a town a lot of people probably haven't heard of. I remember singing The Rattlin' Bog, Skye Boat Song, Loch Lomond (I know it's Scottish...) in Primary School in like 2005/2006ish. This isn't quite the version I know -- I imagine whoever imported this song from Ireland had their own version -- but it still throws me for a loop when I hear them sung.
Ответитьthis was the first song i discovered! I even thought my friend this song! it was a horrible life for her before she discovered Irish music! God bless you colmy!
ОтветитьSang this on my 4th grade concert
ОтветитьNow do Yankee Doodle
ОтветитьThe wedding girl is better
ОтветитьCan't sing with this because I can't stop laughing
ОтветитьA rare bog, a rattling bog? So it had a seat and toilet paper?
ОтветитьThis was awesome, and so much fun to keep up with
ОтветитьYou got such a wonderful voice! I start my mornings with your music, whichever strikes my fancy and it keeps me energized all day!!
ОтветитьWe sang this song at my acting class and it's been stuck in my head
ОтветитьMy cousin’s bird did this at his birthday party yesterday; 6 glasses of mead, 2 rum n cokes, a Skrewball shot, and she STILL made to
“The boot on the leg on the flea on the feather on the chick in the egg in the bird in the nest on the limb on the branch on the tree in the hole in the bog down in the valley-o”
In music in my school we all watched you sing it and now I'm at home looking at it again cause it was so good
ОтветитьI just wanted to add a thought to this.....
Why were there no rattling instruments used in this rendition?
I went to sleep away camp and a version of this song was one that we sang.
ОтветитьI go to a Christian summer camp called the springs (life changing place) and the staff will often sing songs and one is the rattling’ bog. Though sung a bit differently, it is still my favorite song and this gives me fond memories.
Ответитьby the way, if you play it at the lowest speed, it sounds so bad & so good!😝😝🤪😜😏
ОтветитьFrodo danse on the table!!!
Ответитьyou can see it in his eyes just how much he liked singing this
ОтветитьAm I the only one reminded of the song that involves a hole in the bottom of the sea?
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