Folk songs mentioning the month of May?

Subject: RE: Folk songs mentioning the month of May?
From: GUEST,Gerry
Date: 28 Apr 20 - 06:15 AM

More Allan Sherman:

God bless you, Jerry Mendelbaum
Let nothing you dismay
This May you had a rotten month
So what is there to say
Let's hope next May is better
And good things will come your way
And you won't have a feeling of dismay
Next May

And Tom Lehrer, When You Are Old And Gray, last stanza:

Your teeth will start to go, dear,
Your waist will start to spread.
In twenty years or so, dear,
I'll wish that you were dead.
I'll never love you then at all
The way I do today.
So please remember,
When I leave in December,
I told you so in May.

Subject: RE: Folk songs mentioning the month of May?
From: Tattie Bogle
Date: 28 Apr 20 - 06:51 PM

January: The january man (and all the other months!)
February: as The Sandman said - The Trimdon Explosion
March: Lakes of Ponchartrain
April: 'Twas on one April Morning
May: see above!!
June:...is busin' ut all over
July: Rigs of Rye
August: Song Composed in...aka Now Westlin' Winds
September: Misty September (one of my own!) or It might as well rain until....
October: the Grey October Clouds
November: Spencer the Rover
December: Ellen Vannin

Subject: RE: Folk songs mentioning the month of May?
From: GUEST,henryp
Date: 29 Apr 20 - 05:17 AM

The Independent; 13 January 2020 Top 10 songs with a month in the title.

A lot of entries for this one. The most impressive came from the publicist for Clive Gregson, whose new album, One Year, contains 12 songs, each with a month in the title. It’s not bad.