Lyr/Chords Req: Grandma's Lye Soap (closed)

21 Oct 99 - 01:20 PM (#126431)
Subject: Grandma's Lye Soap
From: [e-mail]

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21 Oct 99 - 01:35 PM (#126442)
Subject: RE: Grandma's Lye Soap
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GRANDMA'S LYE SOAP

* click here - DIGITAL TRADITION DATABASE *

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21 Oct 99 - 11:16 PM (#126655)
Subject: RE: Grandma's Lye Soap
From: Dale Rose

Grandma's Lye Soap was usually heard in conjunction with Johnny Standley's It's In The Book, which you can find here.

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28 Jul 01 - 01:41 AM (#516511)
Subject: Grandma's Lye Soap
From: GUEST,Richard

A parody on gospel. Heard it on a 78 years ago so someone has a record

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Click for lyrics in previous thread

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28 Jul 01 - 02:05 AM (#516517)
Subject: RE: Lyr/Chords Req: Grandma's Lye Soap
From: bobbi

Mrs. O'Malley, down in the valley, suffered from ulcers, I do understand. She swallowed a cake of Grandma's lye soap, Now she has the cleanest ulcers in the land! (It's In The Book!)

Is this the one you are talking about? I had it in the late 50's... Don't know what happened to it.. but would like all the lyrics myself.

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28 Jul 01 - 03:03 AM (#516532)
Subject: RE: Lyr/Chords Req: Grandma's Lye Soap
From: Metchosin

check out this thread

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28 Jul 01 - 03:33 AM (#516543)
Subject: RE: Lyr/Chords Req: Grandma's Lye Soap
From: bobbi

Thanks, Metchosin!

b

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21 Oct 08 - 09:30 PM (#2472389)
Subject: RE: Grandma's Lye Soap
From: GUEST,connie

We remember the title and song but not the words so please tell me Sincerely [e-mail]

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21 Oct 08 - 09:53 PM (#2472399)
Subject: RE: Grandma's Lye Soap
From: GUEST,DWR

Connie, if you click the link in my post of 21 Oct 99 - 11:16 PM, you'll find the lyrics to both parts and more.

Oh, and has it REALLY been that long ago that we talked about it?

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21 Oct 08 - 09:56 PM (#2472400)
Subject: RE: Grandma's Lye Soap
From: Malcolm Douglas

You've managed somehow or other to find a very, very old thread with very, very little information in it; though the second post, nine years old now, provides a link (blue and underlined) to a set of words. Have a look too at the top of this page, where you will see links to more recent discussions here which contain plenty of information, including words.

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