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21 Jul 98 - 10:42 AM (#33062) Subject: Ladybug ball? From: Lorelei Someone posted a question on a rubber stamping message board, and I thought I'd ask it here (as it seems the best place to ask -- you folks are wonderful): "I bought a [rubber] stamp [that says] "when crickets sing and fireflies fall, all the little bugs dance at the ladybug ball!" I have been racking my pea brain try to figure out where this saying comes from...what children's book, poem, or song. Anybody know?" I seem to remember a bouncy little song along the same lines, maybe heard it played on Dr. Demento's radio program years ago. Any leads to title, lyrics, etc. would be appreciated! :) Lorelei (LDeLaMer@aol.com) |
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21 Jul 98 - 11:14 AM (#33065) Subject: RE: Ladybug ball? From: Alice I have a video of old cartoons with the song The Ladybug Ball.... somewhere.... my son is too old for those now, so it has been years since we've heard it. There definitely is a bouncy little song with that title. alice |
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21 Jul 98 - 11:18 AM (#33066) Subject: RE: Ladybug ball? From: Jon W. Are you sure it's not "The Ugly Bug Ball?" Here is a link to a thread that discusses that bouncy little tune. |
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21 Jul 98 - 07:00 PM (#33097) Subject: RE: Ladybug ball? From: Alice You are right, Jon, I was thinking of the Ugly Bug Ball. alice |
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21 Jul 98 - 08:11 PM (#33103) Subject: RE: Ladybug ball? From: Brack& You're not thinking of the Butterfly Ball by Roger Glover? |
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02 Mar 14 - 02:07 PM (#3606484) Subject: RE: Ladybug ball? From: GUEST,Nony1203 There was also a song on Sesame Street called "The Ladybug Picnic." I was certain there was a song called "The Ladybug Ball," but all of my searching has led me to "The Uglybug Ball" and "The Ladybug Picnic" instead. |
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02 Mar 14 - 07:55 PM (#3606584) Subject: RE: Ladybug ball? From: GUEST Mick G Ugly Bug Ball is a Burl Ives song from way back. |
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02 Mar 14 - 08:04 PM (#3606586) Subject: RE: Ladybug ball? From: GUEST Who wrote it? |