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13 Sep 98 - 01:44 AM (#38005) Subject: RE: lyrics for Mockingbird lullaby From: Gene HINT: [ hush AND baby ] *Boolean expression [AND] used between 2 KNOWN words....[omit brackets] will ALSO bring up ... [ HUSH, L'il Baby ] as it is listed in the database!
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17 Sep 98 - 04:34 PM (#38459) Subject: RE: lyrics for Mockingbird lullaby From: nubbins MOCK YA BIRD YA ING YA EVERYBODY HAVE YOU HEARD IM GONNA BUY YOU A MOCKINGBIRD AND IF THAT MOCKING BIRD DON'T SING IM GONNA BUY YOU A DIAMOND RING UH AH UH FOUND IT OFF DUMB AND DUMBER THANK YOU NUBBINS |
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06 May 07 - 12:10 PM (#2044631) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Mockingbird lullaby From: GUEST,Irina Can anyone of you help me finding this song to download? I'd love to have it for my MP3-Player, but couldn't find it anywhere. You simple cannot sing it as often as required..... I would greatly appreciate your help... |
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24 Jul 07 - 03:42 PM (#2110312) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Mockingbird lullaby From: GUEST,me I'm sure those are the correct lyrics, but they aren't very well written to begin with and lend themselves to forgetfulness and circuitous thinking. I remember being confused by the all the carts and whether they should turn over or fall down or what. Nonetheless, I was looking for the ones I remember my mom singing, and I found them. Thanks! |
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24 Jul 07 - 07:27 PM (#2110486) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Mockingbird lullaby From: GUEST Best version imho was the Inez and Charlie Foxx version released in the sixties. To whoever said the song makes no sense, it is a lullaby with the singer hoping to lull a child to sleep with a promise of expensive gifts.
-Joe Offer- |