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Origins: Lily the Pink - Winke Winke

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BALLAD OF LYDIA PINKHAM
LILY THE PINK
LILY THE PINK (3)


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In Mudcat MIDIs:
Winke, Winke (German song "Winke, Winke" - same tune as "Lily the Pink")


PeadarOfPortsmouth 24 Jan 08 - 12:12 PM
AmyLove 27 Jan 17 - 04:40 PM
BrooklynJay 27 Jan 17 - 07:57 PM
Paul Burke 30 Jan 24 - 11:39 AM
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Lily the pink? - Winke Winke
From: PeadarOfPortsmouth
Date: 24 Jan 08 - 12:12 PM

What's scary is we used to sing Lily the Pink as a campfire song in Boy Scouts...just not the bawdy version.

Peter


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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Lily the pink? - Winke Winke
From: AmyLove
Date: 27 Jan 17 - 04:40 PM

I tried Hampsy's link for the Lydia Pinkham information, and the link didn't work. However I did find another link with some interesting information and several photos of the bottle:

"A Baby in Every Bottle?" The Story of Lydia Pinkham


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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Lily the pink? - Winke Winke
From: BrooklynJay
Date: 27 Jan 17 - 07:57 PM

Some interesting info about Lydia (and the song):

Lydia Pinkham - Wikipedia


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Subject: RE: Origins: Lily the Pink - Winke Winke
From: Paul Burke
Date: 30 Jan 24 - 11:39 AM

The origins of Lily the Pink go back much further than 19th Century USA, and are to be found in the Middle East of about 3000 years ago. The original song was a hymn to a female demonic deity, Lilith the Sphinx. You may also have heard that the popular Children's Favourites song of the fifties, "The Sun Has Got His Hat On", originated in the Egypt of Pharaoh Akhenaten and was a hymn to the rising sun: The Sun, as God, is Aten- hip hip hip hooray....


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