Category: folk song / traditional

Lyrics (Scottish folk song) 1. Three craw sat upon a wa’, sat upon a wa’, sat upon a wa’,Three craw sat upon a wa’, On a cold and frosty morning. 2. The first craw couldna find his maw, couldna find ...

Lyrics (Folk song) 1. Come sleepy heads, open your eyes;Bright sun is shining and blue are the skies. 2. Jump out of bed, do not delay.Don’t want to dawdle on such a fine day. See also Subject: morning Harmony: rounds ...

Lyrics (Folk song) 1. Tell me my little children,What did the jaybird say?Jaybird say: “Jay jay jay, Jay jay jay, Jay jay jay,”That is what he say. 2. …mockingbird… “Whee dee dee…” 3. …chee-dee… “Chee dee dee…” 4. …old crow… ...

Lyrics (Native American folk song, Chippewa) Tee-bee-wen-da-bah-no-gwen,Ai-ya-bay;Tee-bee-wen-da-nah-no-gwen,ai-ya-bay, ai-ya-bay, ai-ya-bay. English Translation Tee-bee-wenda-bah-no-gwen = Where does he jump from?ai-ya-bay = deer See also Culture: Native American Subject: deer Meter: mixed Scale: pentatonic Tones: l,drmsld’ more info about song PDF of song with ...

Lyrics (Scottish folk song) 1. Hush-a-ba birdie, croon, croon,Hush-a-ba birdie, croon.The sheep are gone to the silver woodAnd the cows are gone to the broom, broom. 2. Braw it is, milking the kye, key (cow),Braw it is, milking the kye.The ...

Lyrics – Hawaiian (Hawaiian folk song) 1. Henehene kou ‘akaKou le’ale’a pahaHe mea ma’ a mau iaFor you and I 2. Ka`a uila mâkênekiHô`onioni kou kinoHe mea ma`a mau iaFor you and I 3. I Kaka`ako mâkou`Ai ana i ka ...

Lyrics (Jamaican folk song) AAll me rock, me rock Boysie, Boysie wouldn’t sleep. (repeat) BGo up town, go town town, See Boysie there. (repeat) AAll me rock, me rock Boysie, Boysie wouldn’t sleep. (repeat) See also Country: Jamaica Type: lullaby ...