Author: Beth Thompson

Songs about Months of the Year

Songs April Vacation (Spring Break) Calendar Song December Glad October Days January February In May June Lovely May May Song (Spring is Coming) Maying Song November and December Nuts in May Thirty Days Hath September Una tarde fresquita de mayo ...

Pussy Cat

Lyrics (Folk song) 1. Pussy cat high, Pussy cat low,Pussy cat was a fine teazer of tow.* 2. Pussy cat she came into the barn,With her bagpipes under her arm. 3. And then she told a tale to me,How Mousey ...

Folk Songs from Greenland

Song Piitaq uumaa See also countries in North America national anthems world regions

Piitaq uumaa

Lyrics – Greenlandic (Folk song from Greenland) Piitaq uumaa, Piitaq uumaa,makigit, makigit,sianerpaluppoq, sianerpaluppoq,arfineq, arfineq. English Translation – Hello Peter Hello Peter, hello Peter,Wake up, wake up,The bell is ringing, the bell is ringingIt is six, it is six. See also ...

Telephone Song

Lyrics (Folk song) CallHey Mary,ResponseI think I hear my name,CallHey Mary,ResponseI think I hear it again.CallYou’re wanted on the telephone.ResponseIf it’s not Michael I’m not at home.AllWith a rick tick tick-e-ty tick, oh yeah.With a rick tick tick-e-ty tick, oh ...

Sagidi Sapopo

Lyrics (Traditional Game from the Philippines) Sagidi sagidi sapopoSagidi sagidi sapopo(repeat) Lyrics have no meaning. Game While chanting, the leader does motions during the first measure. The students echo the motions in the second measure while the leader does different ...

Folk Songs from Liechtenstein

Song Häsli i dr Gruaba See also countries in Europe countries in Eastern Europe national anthems world regions

Häsli i dr Gruaba

Lyrics – Liechtenstein German (Folk song from Liechtenstein) Häsli i dr Gruaba,sitzt und schloft, sitzt und schloft.Armes Häsli, bisch du krank,dass du nüma hüpfa kasch?Häsli hüpf, Häsli hüpf, Häsli hüpf. English Translation – Little rabbit in his burrow Little rabbit ...

Hop-tu-naa Song

Info Hop-tu-naa is a Celtic festival celebrated on the Isle of Man on October 31. It marks the beginning of Samhain, a Gaelic holiday celebrating the end of harvest and beginning of winter. (source) Lyrics – Manx Gaelic (Folk song ...