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Guess the lyrics (#46)

Do you know this old song?
The last verse is lesser known
Here's a rather unusual version by a Japanese choir
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Answer
Sing
a
song
of
sixpence
A
pocket
full
of
rye
Four
and
twenty
blackbirds
baked
in
a
pie
When
the
pie
was
opened
the
birds
began
to
sing,
Wasn't
that
a
dainty
dish
to
set
before
the
king?
The
king
was
in
his
counting
house
counting
out
his
money
The
queen
was
in
the
parlour
eating
bread
and
honey
The
maid
was
in
the
garden
hanging
out
the
clothes,
when
down
came
a
blackbird
and
pecked
off
her
nose
And
shortly
after
that
there
came
a
little
wren
as
she
sat
upon
a
chair
and
put
it
on
again
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3 Comments
Bubblecat
+2
Level 79
Nov 11, 2023
My mum and grandma used to sing me this as a child, but I never knew the last part with the wren! Learned something new today :D
mikeyheath92
+1
Level 49
Nov 22, 2023
Where did you get these lyrics from? I can't find a version with that last verse anywhere.
Zupity
+1
Level 67
Nov 22, 2023
I can't recall my original source, but there are supporting details on Wikipedia.
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