To think it would be nice to hear the little girl sing baa baa black sheep on the train?

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If it wasn't

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I l.ove this thread.. I am now singing Everything is awesome.. Thanks

My DD sings the same line over and over again it drives me mad, luckily don't use Punic transport with her much.

By Punic transport, do you mean elephants, ICSTS?

We have the song the minions sing in despicable me on repeat.

Sons and their cousin got together and within minutes had practiced and performed for us a BRILLIANT rendition with them all coming in at the right times etc

It was hilarious and awesome :D

I love Better. It was a Punic pun

Mummy?
Yes?
Love you
You too.

Mummy? Love you. Mummy, love you. Mummy mummy, love you. Mummy mummy mummy, love you, love you mummy. Love you, love you,

I'm glad he loves me. But that's pretty much all he says. All day.

Then strangers think I'm heartless when I switch off in tesco and don't hear him.

Before we all get hoisty-tits ladies, I thought troll/ffs but maybe it is a constant singy thingy that's annoying and this is what the thread is about.

I've also kept sheep and every so often you get a black-woolled sheep if you keep X-breeds. Just happens and they're welcome.

So it should be ok to sing baa-baa black sheep have you any wool...

But repeatedly sung as the OP posted is highly UR.

No hoary-tits here thanks

I'm pretty sure the OPs complaint is with the repeating of the first line over and over (however cutely) without actually progressing through the rhyme.

Float, I think most people have worked that one out already.

Lol at my hoary-tits - no idea what they are.

hoisty-tits I mean

I have neither btw.

It's not just children. I still shudder at the memory of trying to work near Twickenham Station as the crowds were coming out of an international match. I swear for pushing three hours there was nothing but a load of drunken voices singing (well, sort of) the words "Swing low, sweet chariot, Coming for to carry me home" over and over and over again. I was severely tempted to write the full lyrics on a large roll of paper and hang them from a high window just to try to persuade them to move the effing song on a bit.

Au Clare De la effing Lune.' E G G A B A 'etc,over and frigging over on the recorder.Descant recorders should be wiped out and the others only played by 500 year old musicians.

Glad everyone's tits are in order (as are mine -one two buckle my shoe -but I might have to heave them into position later). Just one postee referred to the URness of the original song, hence response. Well it wasn't so long ago that you could move sheep on trains anyway so it might have been a real sheep at one time.

glen we have the same song-mashup here too - and we've not even seen Frozen. Not going to either, too bloody annoying.

At preschool, we usually follow baa baa black sheep with the much more annoying "baa baa pink sheep, have you any spots, yes sir, yes sir, lots and lots. Some on my fingers, and some on my toes, and some on the end of my little pink nose" grrrr...

By the end of the summer term, I was also totally done with "Sparkle sparkle bright warm sun, shining down upon our fun. You give us light, you give us heat, we all think you're really neat... BUT!!! Sun can cause a nasty burn, this is something you must learn. In the sun you wear a hat, you must always thing of that. Sparkle sparkle bright warm sun, shining down upon our fun." the children never even sung, it was just all us adults sat there making fools of ourselves for no apparent reason

Roly poly, roly poly, up up up! Roly poly, roly poly, down down down! Roly poly, roly poly, clap clap clap! Roly poly, roly, poly, hands behind your back SSSSHHHH! (whispers) Roly poly, roly poly, up up up! Roly poly, roly poly, down down down! Roly poly, roly poly, clap clap clap! Roly poly, roly, poly, hands behind your back... ROLY POLY!

wanders off, singing to self

The obligatory we get all those too....

But current favourite is a nasal rendition of "Doyouwannabuildersnorrmannnn?" and "Lelligorrr" again and again and again and again and again

*I've also kept sheep and every so often you get a black-woolled sheep if you keep X-breeds. Just happens and they're welcome.

So it should be ok to sing baa-baa black sheep have you any wool...*

If you go to the far north of Norway you will find that over 50% of the sheep are black.

Maybe to make it possible for the snow plough to see them.

Bada bum....

You could lobby for train conductors to get playwork training OP?

Narwhals narwahls swimming in the ocean, causing a commotion...
ad infinitum, my kids can't even sing normal annoying songs, I swear they enjoy the weird looks

Says it all really.

Anything on repeat is annoying. However awesome the first few times may have been.

With the exception of Die Hard and Firefly.

TheObligatory Roly Poly is the only song DD2 knows (horribly neglected 2nd child..I swear I'll do stuff with you once DD1 starts school next week ) So we LOVE it here!

DD1 has an ELC pop album with boring choirs ruining classic choons. Her favourite is Abba's Money, Money, Money....in a 'wristband world'.

Oh I can sympathise OP. DD is just learning how to sing and really prefers me to sing to her. So she starts "Ba Ba sheep sheep..." Then wiggles her eyebrows and goes "Huh, huh," in a manner which I assume she believes is enticing.

reminds me of http://www.classicshorts.com/stories/Storyteller.html this