American Ballads and Folk Songs: page - 0438
Complete Text, Lyrics & Sheet Music
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"Great big, black bull came tearin' down the mountain, Jang-a-lang-a, janga-lang-a, tearin' down the mountain.
"Little black bull came tearin' down the mountain, Jing-a-ling-a, jing-a-ling-a, tearin' down the mountain, etc."
The "tearin' " of the big black bull was rendered in a deep bass voice, while the movements of the little bull were rendered in a high falsetto. |
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THE MAN ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE
This sentimental ballad of the nineteenth century, words and tune, comes from the memory of Mrs. Lowell Mellett of Washington, D. C, who recalls it as it was sung by her father and mother.
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