| Author | Topic: Add: Scraping Up Sand In The Bottom Of The Sea | |
| Jon Freeman | Posted - 11 Feb 12 - 09:42 am | |
Scraping up sand in the bottom of the sea, Shiloh, Shiloh, Scraping up sand in the bottom of the sea, Shiloh Liza Jane Chorus Oh, how I love her, O Liza Jane Oh how I love her, Goodbye, Liza Jane 2. Black those shoes and make them shine. 3. A hump-backed mule I'm bound to ride 4. Hopped up a chicken and he flew upstairs. Source: Singing Together and Rhythm and Music, Autumn Term 1957 Notes: From 'American Folk Songs for Children' (Doubleday & Co., New York) | ||
| carltonp | Posted - 25 Apr 12 - 01:01 am | |
this was a song that my nana used to sing for me before i go to sleep that is why this has a very sentimental meaning for me especially when my nana passed away. have not heard of this for quite a while now, maybe i could sing this to my little nieces and they could pass ont he tradition now that i got the lyrics here, this would be a big help as i never quite got the whole lyrics of the song. | ||