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Sherry ~ Rebujitopro says:
be·mo·repro replies:
would fit to the seanson's colouring :)
thank you dear ! hugs again...
Sherry ~ Rebujitopro replies:
Great says:
Is it a version of Chim Chiminey Chim Chim Cheree ?
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Great replies:
Mona Lisa says:
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shangzheng says:
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while it's getting cold and grey outside
franck *oO**pro says:
belle photo.
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belle photo, pfff
merci for your passionate words
magstultz says:
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August Wieselmayerpro says:
[Trad. arr. Hart / Prior / Knight / Johnson / Kemp]
This melodic and rhythmic track is a variation of the children game “Ten little Indians” using witches just for a change. Steeleye Span recorded it for the last album with their “classic” line-up, Rocket Cottage.
Lyrics
Oh there were twelve witches bold
And they lived in the North,
And their equals were not seen
On the face of the Earth.
The first witch, with her hand,
The storm could hush,
And the second witch could stop
All the torrents rush.
And the third witch, she could strike
Upon the golden lyre,
And she charmed both young and old
Into the dancing fire.
Chorus:
|: Rowan tree, red thread,
Hold the witches all in dread. :|
The fourth witch she could dive
In the sea as a fish,
And the fifth witch she never wanted
Any meat on a dish.
And now the next witch go
Under the earth could she,
And the seventh witch could dance
Upon the rolling sea.
And the eighth witch on her horn
She would blow a blast,
And everyone who heard
Would shudder and stand aghast.
Chorus
Oh the ninth witch she tamed all
That in the greenwood crept,
And the tenth witch, not a nap
She had ever slept.
The eleventh witch, the grisly
Lindworm bound,
And the twelfth witch she could all
Things understand.
And these twelve witches bold,
They all lived in the North,
And their equals were not seen
On the face of the Earth.
Chorus (repeat and fade)
from: Steeleye Span: The Twelve Witches
be·mo·repro replies:
guess i like the ninth, hehe :)
August Wieselmayerpro replies:
but instead of the lyre, you take the camera and bewitch me/us/everybody!
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Helmut says:
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good though, fitts to the colours of the season.
thanks helmut !
melpomene says:
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