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</table>JohnnyAdamshttps://folkopedia.info/index.php?title=Derby_Ram&diff=4927&oldid=prevIan Russell: New page: '''Derby Ram'''<br/><br/> Roud number 126 Sung by Charlie Wills, Ryall, Dorset; collected by Peter Kennedy in Bridport, Dorset, 19th Oct 1952. Also recorded in Ryall, Dor...2008-12-08T22:12:11Z<p>New page: '''Derby Ram'''<br/><br/> <a href="/wiki/Roud_number_126" title="Roud number 126">Roud number 126</a> Sung by <a href="/wiki/Charlie_Wills" title="Charlie Wills">Charlie Wills</a>, Ryall, <a href="/wiki/Dorset" title="Dorset">Dorset</a>; collected by <a href="/wiki/Peter_Kennedy" title="Peter Kennedy">Peter Kennedy</a> in Bridport, Dorset, 19th Oct 1952. Also recorded in Ryall, Dor...</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''Derby Ram'''<br/><br/><br />
[[Roud number 126]]<br />
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Sung by [[Charlie Wills]], Ryall, [[Dorset]]; collected by [[Peter Kennedy]] in Bridport, Dorset, 19th Oct 1952. Also recorded in Ryall, Dorset by Bill Leader, Jan 1971.<br/><br/><br />
Recording [[LEA 4041]] first released 1972.<br />
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#When I went up to London town <br/>Upon a market day<br/>The finest ram which I did see<br/>Was ever fed by hay<br/>''To my hi-diddle-um derby''<br/>''Hi-dinkum day''<br/>''Hi-diddle-um derby,''<br/>''Upon a market day''<br/><br/><br />
#His horns growed on his head sir<br/>They growed so high and tall<br/>A man went up in January<br/>And never got back till June<br/>''To my hi-diddle-um derby etc.''<br/><br/><br />
#The wool growed on his back sir<br/>It growed so thick and round<br/>If you believe my story sir<br/>It covered nine acres of ground<br/>''To my hi-diddle-um derby etc.''<br/><br/><br />
#The butcher that killed the ram sir<br/>Was up to his knees in blood<br/>There was five and twenty butcher boys<br/>Got washed away in the flood<br/>''To my hi-diddle-um derby etc.''<br/><br/><br />
#Took all the dogs in England<br/>To pull away his bones<br/>And all the women in in England<br/>To roll away his pendilums<br/>''To my hi-diddle-um derby etc.''<br/><br/><br />
#The man that sold the ram sir<br/>He must have been very rich<br/>And the fellow that sings the song sir<br/>Is the lying son of a bitch<br/>''To my hi-diddle-um derby etc.''<br/><br/><br />
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