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22 Mar 12 - 08:42 PM (#3327397) Subject: Spring ear worm songs! From: katlaughing This one has always been a fav. and with crocus and daffs blooming, it has been in my head all day: Lullaby of Spring. Enjoy and please share yours! kat |
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22 Mar 12 - 10:58 PM (#3327450) Subject: RE: Spring ear worm songs! From: ChanteyLass Kat, did you mean to put in a link? Dave Mallett's Garden Song does that to me. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m0LewjkO4s |
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22 Mar 12 - 11:37 PM (#3327472) Subject: RE: Spring ear worm songs! From: John P Mairzy doats and dozy doats and liddle lamzy divey . . . pretty much non-stop for two days now. Could be worse, I suppose. |
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23 Mar 12 - 12:05 AM (#3327485) Subject: RE: Spring ear worm songs! From: katlaughing LOL, 'spose so, John.:-) Yeah, CL, thanks for spotting my lack. I was trying to post via the laptop at an angle across the kitchen table...had a typo in the html. Should work now, though. I'm off to listen to your link, now. Thanks, kat |
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23 Mar 12 - 07:43 PM (#3327953) Subject: RE: Springtime ear worm songs! From: Commander Crabbe Mike Waterson's "Mole in a Hole", now that's an earworm song! CC |
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23 Mar 12 - 09:49 PM (#3327983) Subject: RE: Springtime ear worm songs! From: ChanteyLass Well, all right! I hope there'll be more! |
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24 Mar 12 - 12:34 AM (#3328011) Subject: RE: Springtime ear worm songs! From: katlaughing Links, people, links! Work with me here!**BG** (I know, just go look for them on youtube!:-) |
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24 Mar 12 - 07:48 AM (#3328050) Subject: RE: Springtime ear worm songs! From: Commander Crabbe Well here's a link to the words Mole In A Hole And here's a link to Linda and Richard Thompson's version. http://www.myspace.com/music/player?sid=39828995&ac=now Enjoy CC |