OT - Manly Songs I like

The world today seems absolutely crackers, With nuclear bombs to blow us all sky high. There's fools and idiots sitting on the trigger. It's depressing and it's senseless, and that's why... I like Chinese. I like Chinese. They only come up to your knees, Yet they're always friendly, and they're ready to please.

I like Chinese. I like Chinese. There's nine hundred million of them in the world today. You'd better learn to like them; that's what I say.

I like Chinese. I like Chinese. They come from a long way overseas, But they're cute and they're cuddly, and they're ready to please.

I like Chinese food. The waiters never are rude. Think of the many things they've done to impress. There's Maoism, Taoism, I Ching, and Chess.

So I like Chinese. I like Chinese. I like their tiny little trees, Their Zen, their ping-pong, their yin, and yang-ese.

I like Chinese thought, The wisdom that Confucious taught. If Darwin is anything to shout about, The Chinese will survive us all without any doubt.

So, I like Chinese. I like Chinese. They only come up to your knees, Yet they're wise and they're witty, and they're ready to please.

All together.

[verse in Chinese] Wo ai zhongguo ren. (I like Chinese.) Wo ai zhongguo ren. (I like Chinese.) Wo ai zhongguo ren. (I like Chinese.) Ni hao ma; ni hao ma; ni hao ma; zaijien! (How are you; how are you; how are you; goodbye!)

I like Chinese. I like Chinese. Their food is guaranteed to please, A fourteen, a seven, a nine, and lychees.

I like Chinese. I like Chinese. I like their tiny little trees, Their Zen, their ping-pong, their yin, and yang-ese.

I like Chinese. I like Chinese. They only come up to your knees...

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Robatoy
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Sink the Bismark by ?????

Nuwave Dave

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NuWaveDave

Johnny Horton

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jo4hn

Yeah ... most anything by Horton ... I was just now listening to Battle of New Orleans

But who sang the "Ballad of Little Jimmie Brown" (mewspaper boy)? I was SURE it was Horton but I can't find anything linking him with that title.

Bill

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Bill in Detroit

Jimmy Brown, The Newsboy A.P.Carter

I sell the morning papers sir my name is Jimmy Brown Everybody knows that I'm the newsboy of the town You will hear me yelling "Morning Star" as I run along the street I have no hat upon my head no shoes upon my feet

Never mind sir how I look don't look at me and frown I sell the morning papers sir my name is Jimmy Brown I'm awful cold and hungry sir my clothes are torn and thin I wander 'bout from place to place my daily bread to win

My father died a drunkard sir I've heard my mother say I am helping mother sir as I journey on my way My mother always tells me sir there's nothing in the world to lose I'll get a place in heaven sir to sell the Gospel News

FLATT & SCRUGGS - Greatest Hits

I don't recall a Flatt & Scruggs record ever coming into our house.

"How much is that fleabag in the window ... the one with the long mangy tail? How much is that fleabag in the window, I wonder if that mutt's for sale"

;-)

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Bill in Detroit

Found it!

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Miller was often heard in our house when I was a MUCH younger man. ;-)

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Bill in Detroit

"The Auctioneer" One of my favourites "Wolverton Mountain" "Tom Dooley"

regards John

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John B

Make him the captain of an Exxon tanker....

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Bob Schmall

Originally by Mac Wiseman. Blue grass Style.

Bill Hall

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Bill Hall

In 1814 we took a little trip Along with Colonel Jackson Down the mighty Mississipp

We took a little bacon And we took a little beans And fought the bloody British In a town called New Orleans

We fired our guns and the British kept a a'comin' There wasn't nigh as many as there was a while ago We fired once more and they began a'runnin' On down the Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico

-- NuWave Dave in Houston

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NuWaveDave

That was named "Jimmy Brown, The Newsboy" and was Mac Wiseman.

"Little Jimmy Brown", aka "The Three Bells", was by Jim Ed Brown ... and was the very FIRST national Country Music "Number 1 Hit", out of Nashville in

1959.
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Swingman

It it was Christmas time one of my old time favorites is Rudolph The Ruptured Reindeer. But this is a family group and we've got some of the too tight people here so I won't post the lyrics.

However one of my other old time favorites is Ole Slew Foot.

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When in doubt, go to sleep.

- Mully Small

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J T

The Browns.

Lew

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Lew Hodgett

Cool idea!! I will print out the lyrics to Paul Anka's HAVING MY BABY..and we can all sing along!

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Robatoy

A Google search brings up links saying it was the Carter family.

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Just Wondering

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