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27 Jul 00 - 08:02 PM (#266139) Subject: 'Oh the cow kick Nellie in the Belly.... From: GUEST,Sarah Do you know how many times I heard someone sing this? Countless times! Ever since I was a kid. But.. nobody ever got beyond the first "Oh, the cow kicked Nellie in the Belly in the Barn".... is there more to this song? |
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27 Jul 00 - 08:17 PM (#266148) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'Oh the cow kick Nellie in the Belly From: Joe Offer Hi, Sarah - if you put cow belly in the blue search box on this page, the song will come up. "Nellie" might be spelled two ways, so that's not a good word to put in the box unless you want to try searching twice. Otherwise, Click here. But it looks like you have 3/4 of the song, all but the "doctor" line. -Joe Offer- |
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27 Jul 00 - 08:27 PM (#266155) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'Oh the cow kick Nellie in the Belly From: GUEST,Sarah to Joe... thanks (no message) |
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28 Jul 00 - 12:30 AM (#266328) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'Oh the cow kick Nellie in the Belly From: Jimmy C I remember singing this round the campfire when I was in scouting. All I can recall is Oh the cow kicked Nellie In the Belly in the barn And the doctor said It would do her no harm So he sent her off to bed With a poultice on her head Her face turned blue And her belly turned red I'm sure there must be more. |
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28 Jul 00 - 02:22 AM (#266384) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'Oh the cow kick Nellie in the Belly From: Joe Offer Gee, this link says that Al Bundy sang this song on one episode. In fact, the link apparently lists all the songs the Bundys sang. My, the things a person can learn on the Internet! -Joe Offer- |
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28 Jul 00 - 11:11 AM (#266585) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'Oh the cow kick Nellie in the Belly From: L R Mole Any relation to "Who hit Annie in the fanny with a flounder" or "Who put the overalls in Mrs. Murphy's Chowder?" Or, for that matter, "Who Put the Benzedrine in Mrs. Murphy's Ovaltine?" |
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28 Jul 00 - 09:47 PM (#267011) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'Oh the cow kick Nellie in the Belly From: Susan A-R RATS! I always thought it was Who hit Nellie in the bellie with a flounder. Must be the seafairin version of the same song. |
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02 Dec 01 - 09:20 AM (#602096) Subject: COW KICKED NELLIE From: GUEST,eugene.jackson@sympatico.ca My older brothers sang this little ditty when I was a child in the 1940's. Does anyone know any more than the single verse listed in the Mudcat lyrics file? I suspect there are some off-colour verses. The verse listed is "Oh, the cow kicked Nellie in the bellie in the barn" (repeat three times). The fourth line is " And the doctor said it would do no harm". The tune is "Turkey in the Straw". Thanks, GeneJ |
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02 Dec 01 - 10:35 AM (#602107) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: COW KICKED NELLIE From: Morticia I'm sure my dad used to sing this...I'll ask him and get to you if I have any news |
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02 Dec 01 - 07:12 PM (#602345) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'Oh the cow kick Nellie in the Belly From: Joe_F Another version: The cow kicked Nellie in the belly in the barn. Didn't do her any good, didn't do her any harm. Stop there. |
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02 Dec 01 - 07:42 PM (#602374) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'Oh the cow kick Nellie in the Belly From: GUEST,GeneJ Thanks all. I found the thread you mentioned and the Bundy reference. Looks like there aren't any more than one or two verses. GeneJ |
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02 Dec 01 - 07:45 PM (#602379) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: COW KICKED NELLIE From: GUEST,GeneJ Whoops! I replied to the old thread. Go to it for my reply. GeneJ |
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02 Dec 01 - 09:58 PM (#602479) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'Oh the cow kick Nellie in the Belly From: GUEST,honestfrankie We used to sing a verse of " the cow kicked Daddy in the (male anatomy parts) in the barn...poor old mama she don't give a darn. the song was "Let her go, let her go" and is similar to the Irish Descendants-"Uncle Dan". Confusing,no? |
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27 Jul 10 - 01:42 PM (#2953288) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'the cow kicked Nellie in the belly in... From: GUEST,KariB We heard a much different version years ago: "who hit nellie in the bellie with a shovel" Sounds funny and no one in the family knows any more words to the song! |
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31 Aug 10 - 11:01 PM (#2977200) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'the cow kicked Nellie in the belly in... From: GUEST,Leslie My 88 year old dad, remembered this verse tonight. He said he recalled it 50 years ago. His version is. the cow kicked nellie in the bellie by the barn but her old man said wouldn't do her any harm. An innocent version in his day but maybe not a version that would be considered appropriate today;) |
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09 Jun 11 - 05:52 PM (#3167967) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'the cow kicked Nellie in the belly in... From: GUEST,sdolch My Dad (1923-1995) used to sing "O The cow kicked Nellie in the belly in the barn, the cow kicked nellie in the belly in the barn..." & continue: "She died, she did. She died of a broken rib she did. She died, she did. She died of a broken rib!" ...so I always thought it was all one song. |
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20 Mar 12 - 06:27 PM (#3325912) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'the cow kicked Nellie in the belly in... From: GUEST,Norm How about T c k n I t b I t b Didn't do her any good didn't do her any harm Can yer mother ride a bike in the middle of the night With her t..s in a sling going ding a ling a ling on the handlebars. |
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20 Mar 12 - 07:02 PM (#3325933) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'the cow kicked Nellie in the belly in... From: Ged Fox The cow kicked Fred in the head in the barn The doctor said it would do him no harm So we ALL kicked Fred in the head in the barn |
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14 Sep 17 - 05:00 AM (#3876976) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'the cow kicked Nellie in the belly in... From: GUEST,Glenn Me old man used to sing it when I was a young fella. I can't remember it all."The cow kicked Nellie in belly in the barn and the doctor said it would do no harm. As she wiggled and squirmed as she wiggled and she squirmed as she rubbed her fanny on the old barn door. And the moonlight shown on the nipple of her tit as she rubbed her fanny in the Billy goat shit" |
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13 Apr 18 - 12:26 AM (#3916961) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'the cow kicked Nellie in the belly in... From: GUEST,Smokki Well I'll tell you a story about a girl that I know Sure I met her at a dance below in Ballinasloe Well she was kind of cute but I was very shy And sure every time she passed me by she gave me the glad eye. Chorus Oh a cow kicked Nellie in the belly in the barn And Nelly said the cow didn't do one bit of harm Well I'll give her a bottle and a bottle of the best If she let me put me two arms right around her waist. Sure I plucked up some courage and I asked her for a dance And we danced all around the Ballroom Of Romance She said her name was Nelly and she came from Ballinasloe But she got a dreadful shock there many years ago. Oh a cow kicked Nellie in the belly in the barn And Nelly said the cow didn't do one bit of harm Well I'll give her a bottle and a bottle of the best If she let me put me two arms right around her waist. Well Nellie said Moore you are very bold But Nelly sure, I said, it's you I want to hold So can I take you home in me auld Transit Van Sure I'll put me arms around you and we'll have a bit of fun. Repeat Chorus. Well I took Nellie home in me auld Transit Van And all along the road she held me by the hand Then she took me to the barn where she got that dreadful shock And we had a great auld craic until nearly six o'clock. Repeat Chorus |
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13 Apr 18 - 02:54 AM (#3916969) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'the cow kicked Nellie in the belly in... From: BobL I remember a (slightly) politer version from my schooldays: "The cow kicked Mabel in the navel in the stable..."Never could make out the rest unfortunately. |
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14 May 20 - 12:41 PM (#4052460) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'the cow kicked Nellie in the belly in... From: GUEST,Dixie Normous The cow kicked Nelly in the belly in the barn The doctor said it wouldn't do her any harm But the farmer said she'd be better off dead So he took her in the barn and he shot her in the head |
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14 May 20 - 04:41 PM (#4052505) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: 'the cow kicked Nellie in the belly in... From: meself My mother used to sing "Oh the cow kicked Daddy ... " - but that was far as I ever heard her go. It was her mnemonic for the opening phrase of Miss MacLeod's Reel. |