Beth Thompson
Potje met vet
Info This song is sung on long walks or traveling by bus or car. It can continue as long as you want! Lyrics – Dutch (Folk song from the Netherlands) Dit is het eerste couplet.Ik heb een potje met vet,Ik ...
Going Skating
Lyrics (Melody by Henry Mayer, Lyrics by Rose Miles) Winter’s here, winter’s here,Ponds are frozen hard and clear.No use waiting, let’s go skating,Best fun of all the year. Winds may blow, winds may blow,What care we for cold and snow!Wind ...
Je suis un artiste
Lyrics – French (Folk song from France) CallJe suis un artisteEt je reviens de Paris.ResponseNous sommes des artistesEt nous revenons de Paris. CallEt moi je sais jouer,ResponseEt nous savons jouer Call(1) De la clarinette,ResponseDe la clarinette AllCla cla cla, cla ...
The Sandman Comes
Lyrics (German folk tune) The Sandman comes, the Sandman comes,He has such pretty snow-white sand,And well he’s known throughout the land,The Sandman comes. See also Country: German Type: lullaby Harmony: chords I & V Melody: d,r,m Meter: 2 Rhythm: Scale: ...
Pirulito que bate bate
Lyrics – Portuguguese (Folk song from ) Pirulito que bate batePirulito que já bateuQuem gosta de mim é elaQuem gosta dela sou eu.Repeat Pirulito, pirulito, pirulito que já bateuPirulito, pirulito, quem gosta dela sou eu.Repeat English Translation – Lollipop that ...
Klinua miedo ɖo vɔ
Lyrics – Ewe (Folk song from Ghana) Klinua miedo ɖo vɔAɖatsia geMiatɔ badzaviawo, klinuanu miedo ɖo vɔAɖatsia ge, dzimelefowo na gbugbɔ English Translation – We’ve arrived at Klinua We’ve arrived at Klinua,The tears fall,Gbazda players, we’ve arrived at KlinuaThe tears ...
Zakdoekje leggen
Lyrics – Dutch (Folk song from Belgium) Zakdoekje leggen, niemand zeggen,‘k heb de hele nacht gewaakt.Twee paar schoenen heb ik afgemaakt.Een van stof en een van leer,Hier leg ik mijn zakdoekje neer. English Translation – Put down a handkerchief Put ...
Thirty Days Hath September
Lyrics (Traditional Nursery Rhyme) Thirty days hath September,April, June, and November,February has twenty-eight alone,All the rest have thirty-one,Excepting leap year, that’s the timeWhen February’s days are twenty-nine. See also Subjects: months Types: chant / nursery rhyme Source: The Real Mother ...
Days of the Week
Lyrics (Folk tune from England, Lyrics by Carolyn Sherwin Bailey) Now Monday comes for washing,For washing, for washing,Monday comes for washingAnd hanging out to dry. Then Tuesday comes for folding,For folding, for folding,Tuesday comes for foldingThe linens smooth and high. ...
Girls and Boys Come Out to Play
Lyrics (Folk song) Girls and boys, come out to play,The moon doth shine as bright as day;Come with a whoop, come with a call,Come with a good will or not at all. Leave your supper, and leave your sleep,And come ...
