THE PLAY-PARTY IN INDIANA - online book
Folk-Songs and Games with Descriptive Introduction, Notes, Sheeet music & Lyrics
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The Play-Party in Indiana. |
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Hay-o-My-Lucy-o |
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Miss Ethel Ballman, Versailles, Ind. |
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1. Hay-o-my-Lucy-o, bonnie, bonnie Lucy-o, I'd give this world and all I know,
2. To change21 and swing my Lucy-o.
3. Here we go topsy-turvy, Round the room we go, hay-o-Lucy-o,
4. Change and swing my Lucy-o.
Mrs. Harry Danaker, Splashville.
b. Eight couples play this. Two lines are formed facing each other. In one line there is a boy, then a girl, then a boy, etc., in the other line a girl, then a boy, then a girl, etc., in such a way that partners are opposite each other. During 1, each boy pretends to be very much interested in the girl at his right, but all the time he is slyly winking at the girl opposite him. At 2, he lets go of the arm of the girl at his right and jumps over to the opposite line and swings his partner. During 3, the partners promenade, and at 4, partners swing. |
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21 It is sometimes sung "To get to swing my Lucy-o." |
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