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Subject: Lyric: Drink Puppy Drink From: donf@mediaone.net Date: 11 Nov 97 - 12:24 AM Looking for lyrics of Drink Puppy Drink, an english fox hunting/Drink song. It starts like this:
And here's to the trail we will follow. Here's to the hound with his nose to the ground, ???? Thats all I know ???
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Subject: Drink Puppy Drink From: jspereira@pobox.com Date: 04 Aug 98 - 08:45 PM Greetings, I'd be interested in finding the lyrics for "Drink Puppy Drink". It's my understanding that it's an old drinking song, and what I do remember goes something like this:
Now, drink puppy drink, and let every puppy drink |
Subject: RE: Drink Puppy Drink From: JB3 Date: 06 Aug 98 - 05:11 AM I know an appalachian clogging step called "drink puppy, drink" but didn't know it was the name of a song. I'll post this and send your request back to the top of the queue. June |
Subject: RE: Drink Puppy Drink From: Wolfgang Date: 10 Mar 99 - 02:06 PM I now found four verses. Is there still interest? Wolfgang |
Subject: RE: Drink Puppy Drink From: dick greenhaus Date: 10 Mar 99 - 02:11 PM Wolfgang- You know better than that! There's always interest. dick |
Subject: Lyr Add: DRINK PUPPY DRINK (G.J. Whyte-Melville) From: Wolfgang Date: 10 Mar 99 - 02:32 PM Dick, it's late here and I wanted to go home and that first post was rather a wish not to type any more line today than a serious question, but you were so quick that I cannot but respond now.
Drink, Puppy, drink
Here's to the fox in the earth below the rocks
Chorus: Then drink, puppy, drink,
Here's to the horse and to the rider too, of course,
Here's to the gap and the timber that we rap,
Oh! The pack is staunch and true, now they run from scent to view, Wolfgang |
Subject: RE: Drink Puppy Drink From: Robin Date: 11 Mar 99 - 03:34 AM This sounds like: Here's to the maiden of blushing fifteen, Here's to the widow of fifty. Here's to flaunting, extravant Queen, And here's to the housewife that's thrifty. Chorus Let the toast pass, drink to the lass. I warrant she'll prove an excuse for the glass. Here's to the maid with the bossom of snow, and Her who sits brown as a berry. Here's to the wife with a face full of woe, And here's to the damsel that's merry. Here's to charmer whose dimples we prize, and Now to the girl who has none, sir. Here's to the lass with a pair of blue eyes, And here's to the nymph with but one, sir. The tune would fit and there are similar phrases. Robin |
Subject: RE: Lyric: Drink Puppy Drink From: GUEST Date: 23 Apr 08 - 07:43 AM http://members.aol.com/FLASHMANHP/puppy.html Drink Puppy DrinkWe are informed by a reliable source that this is the tune and these are some of the words to Flashman's favorite drinking and galloping song, Drink, Puppy, Drink....Here's to the fox In his earth below the rocks! And here's to the line that we follow, And here's to the hound With his nose upon the ground, Though merrily we whoop and we hollow. Then drink puppy drink, And let every puppy drink That is old enough to lap and to swallow; For he'll grow into a hound, So we'll pass the bottle 'round, And merrily we'll whoop and we'll hollow. (Repeat refrain) |
Subject: RE: Lyric: Drink Puppy Drink From: GUEST,Volgadon Date: 23 Apr 08 - 04:13 PM I was going to say, wasn't that one of Flashy's favourite ditties? |
Subject: RE: Lyric: Drink Puppy Drink From: GUEST,Steve Gardham Date: 23 Apr 08 - 05:00 PM Have you tried Googling it? It must be there somewhere. If it isn't come back and I'll post it for you. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Drink Puppy Drink From: GUEST,tom ex mfh Date: 02 May 09 - 07:57 AM drink puppy drink let every puppy drink |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Drink Puppy Drink From: GUEST,tom ex mfh Date: 02 May 09 - 08:12 AM so here goes Ahem( clears throught ) note: Should be sung to foxhound puppies as they arrive at the houses where they are to be "walked" while they drink their first bowl of warm milk in front of the aga. Preferably with drink in hand. Drink puppy drink let every puppy drink that's old enough to lap and to swallow for you'll grow in to a hound and we'll pass the bottle round and merrily we'll whoop and we'll holloa. Here is to the fox in his laer beneath the rocks and here is to the scent that we follow and here is to the hound with his nose upon the ground and merrily we'll whoop and we'll holloa. And here is to the horse and the riders too of course and here is to the jolly of the hunt boys. And here is to the gap and the timber that we wrap and here is to the blackthorne and the white too The pack ran swift and true as they ran from scent to view ..... forty minutes on the grass without a check boys Sorry obviously too sober to remember all the words. It was written by G melville- white who buried at Tetbury in Glos. Uk he died as he would have wanted falling form his horse out hunting. Forrad on |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Drink Puppy Drink From: Valmai Goodyear Date: 02 May 09 - 09:34 AM The song has been recorded by the wonderful, magnificent Claque on their CD Sounding Now You can see them at the Lewes Saturday Folk Club , Lewes, Sussex, UK, on Saturday 27th. June, and also on YouTube. . Tootle pip, Valmai (Lewes) |
Subject: RE: req/ADD: Drink Puppy Drink From: MGM·Lion Date: 18 Jul 11 - 10:39 AM Interesting point ~~ G J Whyte-Melville, 1821-78, novelist and poet of the hunting field, "met his death while hunting"~ Wiki. Way to go! ~Michael~ |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req/Add: Drink Puppy Drink From: GUEST,ConquerorWyrm Date: 22 Jul 14 - 05:10 PM "Let the Toast Pass" is NOT "Drink Puppy Drink" they might have similar tunes, but they are different. Don't confuse them. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req/Add: Drink Puppy Drink (Whyte-Melville) From: GUEST,Shuggy Date: 07 Sep 14 - 12:38 PM In the "Flashman", novels by George MacDonald Fraser, "Drink Puppy Drink", is Harry Flashman's favourite song and he sings it at some point in most of the 13 novels, usually when he is, "Beastly drunk!" |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req/Add: Drink Puppy Drink (Whyte-Melville) From: Jim Dixon Date: 09 Sep 14 - 12:28 AM The tune to DRINK, PUPPY DRINK can be seen in Students' Songs 13th edition, edited by William Henry Hills (Boston: Rand Avery Co., 1887), page 11. |
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