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What a neat old tune. I can imagine Sophie Tucker singing it. I wish it were just a bit more explicit, an audience today would probably miss the point entirely. I guess what was once risque is now blase.

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Kool Klan tunes. Could it be played during the lighting of the cross! Ceremony.

Klan tunes.

I'm here from "The Race", a book by Clive Cussler about airplane races

When someone sings this im driving myself to crazy town

I loved the overall flavor: honest and good!

Ricky Nelson's father?

if you make it 2*times speed ,it sound so cheerful

You dar-lin'

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Lovely!

This song apparently had its origins in the 1870s during the Franco-Prussian wars. Then the Brits adapted it in WWI as "Mademoiselle from Armentieres" . U.S. soldiers brought to America after WWI. This published version came with 20 extra choruses. I sonly sang 15--it was getting way too long, plus some of the choruses contained unacceptable ethnic stereotypes...

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Beautiful! 🎹🇧🇷😎

Sounds very sad in this rendition

Brilliant.

It sounds like the Treno theme from FFIX.

I like it!

nice

Good one!

We're singing the complete set of Albert Von Tilzer songs.

you don't have feelings sing it better

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Cold game lol yes I’m a negro lol

I’m going to cook fried chicken to this

I use donkey and deacon. I be woke.

Yesterday, I just happened to be listening to Billy Jones and Ernest Hare's version yesterday for my 1920-1929 playlist of Irving Berlin songs, and the set of lyrics there are quite different. They are about a woman cutting her hair short, as was the style at the time: ruclips.net/video/UynFq-08eWU/видео.htmlsi=ZIRTIgI0p6FY2u0Y

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Thank you for adding the extra Ada Jones chorus. That the best part of the song!

The first time I heard this song was during the "America Sings Attraction" at Disneyland. I was five. :)

🇷🇺Я помню только привев песни:🎼🎵🎶🎹💳(Дейзи, Дейзи, дай мне ответ скорей, Сумасшедший, я от любви к тебе, пусть я не богат, не беден, И нет у меня кареты, Но ты всегда была мила, На тандеме для нас двоих)❤❤❤❤❤

You and me

hello , i was finally able to send a scan of the sheet music for "please don't say no ( say maybe )" . thank you for your patience .

This sounds *exactly* like Rick Beato's singing voice

Nice one!

The genesis of this song appears to be Voltaire who purportedly said, as he neared the end of his own life, “I don’t know where I’m going but I’m on my way”.

This delightful little song from 1923 is by two young women from Clarksdale, Mississippi. It was self-published by Marjorie Lamkin. I can't find any info on these women, but there was obviously talent here.

When i was in school I don't remember what grade but it wasn't very far in school and we were having to do that song in choir but I tried my best to understand that song I liked the song but I couldn't figure out what it was about and I did not know that queer in the song really meant queer.!

W Song!

This was one of the first hit songs for the Sherman brothers. They would of course go on to write memorable songs for such projects as _Mary Poppins, Jungle Book, The Aristocats, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Bedknobs and Broomsticks,_ the _Winnie the Pooh_ featurettes and the Disney theme parks.

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How about "Song Of The Revolution" 1786?

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Beautiful but I can barely hear the singer.....