Lyrics/Origins: In Russia There's an Inn

Subject: In Russia There's an Inn
From: GUEST,Gerry
Date: 22 Apr 18 - 08:35 AM

There's a song we used to sing as kids in New York City, circa 1960, and I can't find any trace of it at Mudcat or anywhere else on the web. It goes,

In Russia, there's an inn.
In Russia, there's an inn.
In Russia, there's a Russian inn,
Where Russian people, stout and thin,
Are always rushin' out and in,
A-rushin' out and in.

There were also verses dedicated to Belgium (belchin' out and in) and Flushing.

Anyone else remember this song? or know anything about it? or have more verses?

Subject: RE: In Russia There's an Inn
From: GUEST,Gerry
Date: 25 Apr 18 - 01:30 AM

No one in the entire Mudcat universe knows anything about this song? I'm astonished.

Subject: RE: In Russia There's an Inn
From: Joe Offer
Date: 27 Apr 18 - 09:11 PM

Boy, I can't find anything.