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This is a traditional folk song... that means we don't know who wrote it or exactly when, so we can use it and not pay anyone! Yay! Another song from one of my 1965 PBS episodes on the series called "What's New" for children. Enjoy.

[@robbiekipping1124]

What an actress you are. Every time I listen to a new song from you I am so Impressed. How did I miss you all these so many years. Every time I hit my thumb, with my careless hammer, I think of your f... pillow and I smile though my thumb is not so happy. Of such things life is made easier. You are a love. There must be words to a song for such things. Dr. K

[@DanDDirges]

What a great song! Excellent performance!

[@tracynewman3256]

Thanks, Dan.

[@irishmatt1234]

So timeless! Love!

[@giulianodifrancesco2258]

Tracy Ann Newman greetings from Brazil.

[@tracynewman3256]

Thanks for watching, Giuliano!

[@brianfergus839]

We hated singing this in elementary school

[@tracynewman3256]

LOL!

[@txmoosie8146]

I remember this song but with somewhat different lyrics...I found the Doris day version, but it's also missing some of what I grew up with...does anyone know of any other versions?

[@kronusbr17]

This is a version of a Brazilian singer (singer Renato Russo) ruclips.net/video/JMADvcNDQVk/видео.html

[@air139]

how'd the song get picked?

[@tracynewman3256]

I used it because I knew it, and several folk singers had done it already back then. It was a typical folk theme, too.