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Subject: Lyr Req: lyrics with mushroom (edible) ??? From: Mr Red Date: 02 Jun 14 - 04:17 AM the trad music forum on Yahoo has posed this question. the DT come up with 4 or 5 but only one that relates to the edible kind (as opp to nuclear varieties). eg http://mudcat.org/@displaysong.cfm?SongID=7673 (WEE SANDY WAUGH) other than that one does anyone have info that I can relay to the trad forum? suggestions found so far Twa Brothers (Two little Boys) http://songcollectorscollective.co.uk/tradition-bearers/stanley-robertson/ and Battle Hymn of the New Socialist Party--Leon Rosselson; (nuclear) I Ain't Marchin Anymore--Phil Ochs;; (nuclear??) Sun is Burning in the Sky--Ian Campbell;; (nuclear) They're Rioting in Africa [The Merry Minuet]--Sheldon Harnick;; (nuclear) The Irish Jubilee; (nuclear?) Wee Sandy Waugh. (see above) OK - over to the forum. TIA |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: lyrics with mushroom (edible) ??? From: Murpholly Date: 02 Jun 14 - 05:56 AM Engleburt Humperdink (classical composer) wrote a lovely song for Hansel and Gretl based on a folk tune. I often sing it at clubs - English translation:- A little man is standing within the wood He wears a purple cloak and a small black hood Tell me tell me if you can What's the name of this small man In his purple cloak and his small black hood This little man is silent and makes no sound He stands with only one foot upon the ground Tell me who this man can be For he will not answer me Standing there with one foot upon the ground |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: lyrics with mushroom (edible) ??? From: Jack Campin Date: 02 Jun 14 - 06:12 AM The Buddha died from eating dodgy mushrooms. You'd have thought there was a Buddhist hymn that describes it but I can't find one. |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: lyrics with mushroom (edible) ??? From: Dave Hanson Date: 02 Jun 14 - 06:41 AM I understand mushrooms but what on earth are the ' nuclear varieties ' ? Dave H |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: lyrics with mushroom (edible) ??? From: Jack Campin Date: 02 Jun 14 - 07:19 AM A YouTube search for "morel song" will give you several relevant results. I have discovered the Chanterelle Song from Paper Mario 64 and an unspeakable vocaloided J-pop song with a refrain about shiitake (google for them). I am not sure either would go down that well in a folk club or session. There is a truffle growers association in Lorraine whose president, Alain Lieger, is also the director of a choral society. If anybody knows about French truffle songs he will. [Please DON'T repost anything I write to Yahoo - provide a link so the suckers who use their service can come here to read it]. |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: lyrics with mushroom (edible) ??? From: GUEST Date: 02 Jun 14 - 09:23 AM My Old Man's a Dustman? |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: lyrics with mushroom (edible) ??? From: GUEST,# Date: 02 Jun 14 - 12:47 PM "I understand mushrooms but what on earth are the 'nuclear varieties'?" Nuclear variety of mushroom. |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: lyrics with mushroom (edible) ??? From: GUEST, topsie Date: 02 Jun 14 - 02:53 PM There is a song called "What kind of a noise annoys an oyster" but I think it is the fishy kind. |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: lyrics with mushroom (edible) ??? From: Jack Campin Date: 02 Jun 14 - 03:09 PM To the tune of The Yellow Rose of Texas: http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Mushroom_is_the_Elf_of_Plants_%E2%80%94 |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: lyrics with mushroom (edible) ??? From: Jack Campin Date: 02 Jun 14 - 03:25 PM Bolete - parody of Dolly Parton's "Jolene" (I thought writing one exactly like that but they beat me to it) Alfredo and Zoe: Bolete Polka ("too many boletes to eat") |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: lyrics with mushroom (edible) ??? From: GUEST,Gerry Date: 02 Jun 14 - 08:30 PM Not exactly trad, but there's White Rabbit, by the Jefferson Airplane. When the men on the chessboard/Get up and tell you where to go/And you've just had some kind of mushroom/And your mind is moving low/Go ask Alice/I think she'll know Multiple postings to YouTube. Lyrics at http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/White-Rabbit-lyrics-Jefferson-Airplane/7109AE560A05F54748256BF40008120A |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: lyrics with mushroom (edible) ??? From: GUEST,Gerry Date: 02 Jun 14 - 08:33 PM See also http://mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=119896 which has a mushroom-bearing song or two. |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: lyrics with mushroom (edible) ??? From: Mr Red Date: 03 Jun 14 - 01:06 AM Who rest my cookie? anyway the blickie http://mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=119896 |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: lyrics with mushroom (edible) ??? From: Matthew Edwards Date: 03 Jun 14 - 12:02 PM Does Chantal de Champignon count as mushroom related? |
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Subject: Lyr Add: GROW, LITTLE MUSHROOM, GROW (Mellor et al From: Jim Dixon Date: 03 Jun 14 - 09:24 PM From the sheet music at the National Library of Australia: GROW, LITTLE MUSHROOM, GROW Words and music by Tom Mellor, Alf. J. Lawrance and Harry Gifford, ©1906. "Sung with great success by Miss Elsa Langley." 1. There once was a frog and he would a-wooing go, With another little frog he knew; And he happened to stray in a field one day Where a wee little mushroom grew. Said he, "What a nice cosy home you'd make, Affording a shelter free; And if it is right that you grow in the night, I will bring my bride with me. So— CHORUS: Grow, grow, grow, little mushroom, grow. Grow, grow; somebody wants you so. I shall call again tomorrow morn, you'll see, And if you've grown bigger you will just suit me, So grow, grow, grow, little mushroom, grow! 2. That evening he told his sweetheart what he had found. "It's a model little home," said he, "For the comforts are that of a ground-floor flat That will just hold two—perhaps three." So they made all arrangements to go next day And live in this home so cheap; Then all through that night in a dream of delight, He was murmuring in his sleep: CHORUS 3. Now early next morn came an urchin who had seen This mushroom of minor size; Then the frogs made a call, but indeed felt small, For the youngster had claimed the prize. As the frog searched about with his lady-love, In disgust she remarked, "It's plain, Your home, I declare, was a castle in the air, So it's useless to explain." CHORUS |
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Subject: Lyr Add: GATHER IN THE MUSHROOMS (Benny Hill) From: Jim Dixon Date: 03 Jun 14 - 10:27 PM Found this on Spotify. It's on several albums, including "Benny Hill: The Ultimate Collection." GATHER IN THE MUSHROOMS As sung by Benny Hill, ©1961. 1. Now Lucy went down on a farm, tried to milk a cow. Though she tried, she couldn't the hang of it somehow. The farmer looked at Lucy and he murmured with a frown: "Well, now, you just hang on tightly, gal, and she'll jump up and down." CHORUS: Oh, gather in the mushrooms, put 'em in a pot, Pop 'em in the oven, and serve 'em piping hot. 2. To make herself more beautiful, she thought she'd bathe in milk. She said, "I'll have a bathful(?)" to her milkman, Jackie Wilke. He said, "You want it pasteurized, before I pour it in?" She said, "No, I'll be happy if it comes up to me chin." 3. The farmer courted Lucy one dark and stormy night. She said, "You are too old for me because your hair is white." He looked into her eyes and then he knew he'd have to tell 'er: "There's snow upon the roof but there's a fire in the cellar." 4. She took him in the kitchen; she was his turtledove; And then she started cooking dumplings on the stove. She wore a low-cut dress; ooh! it was as green as clover. He jumped with glee 'cause he could see her dumplings boiling over. 5. She said, "You give me half-a-crown and I will read your palm." And then she saw his love-line went halfway up his arm. So now she's changed her prices, although she's just as willing. It's big fat men at two-pound-ten and little boys a shillin'. |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: lyrics with mushroom (edible) ??? From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 04 Jun 14 - 12:14 AM "Man in the Woods" is a German. folk song. It was QUOTED by Mr. Humperdink, a German composer, in the opening scene of Act Two Hansel and Gretle (1893). In a British 1955 songbook for elementary (6 year old) the illustration is of a plant commonly known as a Jack in the Pulpit. I do NOT believe it is about mushrooms. Sincerely, Gargoyle I attended a British School for awhile. |
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