Lead Belly - Ha-Ha This a Way (Wnyc - Folk Songs of America, Recorded 3/13/1941, Pt. 5) paroles de chanson

paroles de chanson Ha-Ha This a Way (Wnyc - Folk Songs of America, Recorded 3/13/1941, Pt. 5) - Lead Belly



More play
This time a children's play song
"Ha-ha this a way, Ha-ha that a way"
Now this here is children playing
Down home they play like little frogs in a mill pond
They get around and grab one another by the arm
And they'll dance around, they'll sing
And as they sing, they'll dance the way they sing it
If they say "Ha Ha this a way" that means this a way
If they "Ha Ha That a way"
That means you're going from me to somebody else
Ha ha this-a way
Ha ha that-a way
Ha ha this-a way
Man oh then
When I was a little boy little boy little boy
When I was a little boy 12 years old
Papa went and left me left me left me left me
Papa went and left me so I was told
Ha ha this-a way
Ha ha that-a way
Ha ha this-a way
Man oh then
Mama come and got me got me got me
Mama come and got me to save my soul
Mama never whipped me whipped me whipped me
Mama never whooped me so I was told
Ha ha this-a way
Ha ha that-a way
Ha ha this-a way
Man oh then
I went to school went to school went to school boys
I went to school and I was 12 years old
Obeyed the rules the rules the rules boys
Obeyed the rules as I was told
Ha ha this-a way
Ha ha that-a way
Ha ha this-a way
Man oh then
Went to a teacher teacher teacher
Went to a teacher to save my soul
Teacher was a preacher preacher preacher
Teacher was a preacher so I was told
Ha ha this-a way
Ha ha that-a way
Ha ha this-a way
Man oh then
I learned my lesson lesson lesson
Learned my lesson to save my soul



Writer(s): Alan Lomax, Huddie Ledbetter; Collected An D Adapt. By John A. Lomax


Lead Belly - Lead Belly: The Smithsonian Folkways Collection

1 Irene (Goodnight Irene)
2 The Bourgeois Blues
3 Fannin Street (Mister Tom Hughes Town)
4 The Midnight Special
5 John Henry
6 Black Girl (Where Did You Sleep Last Night)
7 Pick A Bale Of Cotton
8 Take This Hammer
9 Cotton Fields
10 Old Riley
11 Rock Island Line
12 The Gallis Pole
13 Ha-Ha This a Way
14 Sukey Jump
15 Boll Weevil
16 Scottsboro Boys
17 Governor O.K. Allen
18 Governor Pat Neff
19 There's a Man Going Around Taking Names
20 On A Monday
21 You Can't Lose Me Cholly
22 Keep Your Hands Off Her
23 We Shall Be Free (with Woody Guthrie and Cisco Houston)
24 Alabama Bound
25 Almost Day
26 Fiddler's Dram
27 Green Corn
28 Sally Walker
29 Bring Me a Little Water, Silvy
30 Julie Ann Johnson
31 Linin' Track
32 Whoa Back, Buck
33 Shorty George
34 Ham and Eggs
35 Moanin'
36 Out on the Western Plains
37 Noted Rider
38 Meeting at the Building
39 Good, Good, Good (Talking, Preaching) / We Shall Walk Through the Valley
40 Ain't You Glad (The Blood Done Signed My Name)
41 I'm so Glad, I Done Got Over
42 The Hindenburg Disaster
43 Ella Speed
44 Haul Away, Joe
45 Old Man
46 Sweet Jenny Lee
47 Jean Harlow
48 Laura
49 Queen Mary
50 Good Morning Blues
51 Sail On, Little Girl, Sail On
52 Easy Rider
53 Poor Howard
54 Duncan and Brady (Brady)
55 How Long
56 T.B. Blues
57 Jim Crow Blues
58 Pigmeat
59 John Hardy
60 Outskirts of Town
61 4, 5 and 9
62 In the Evening When the Sun Goes Down
63 Red Cross Store Blues
64 Diggin' My Potatoes (I)
65 Blind Lemon
66 When A Man's A Long Way From Home
67 Alberta
68 Excerpt from the Lonesome Train
69 National Defense Blues
70 Hitler Song (Mr. Hitler)
71 Big Fat Woman
72 Been so Long (Bellevue Hospital Blues)
73 Irene (Intro) [Wnyc - Folk Songs of America, Recorded 3/13/1941, Pt. 1]
74 Grey Goose (Wnyc - Folk Songs of America, Recorded 3/13/1941, Pt. 2)
75 Boll Weevil (Wnyc - Folk Songs of America, Recorded 3/13/1941, Pt. 3)
76 Yellow Gal (Wnyc - Folk Songs of America, Recorded 3/13/1941, Pt. 4)
77 Ha-Ha This a Way (Wnyc - Folk Songs of America, Recorded 3/13/1941, Pt. 5)
78 Leaving Blues (Wnyc - Folk Songs of America, Recorded 3/13/1941, Pt. 6)
79 Irene (Outro) [Wnyc - Folk Songs of America, Recorded 3/13/1941, Pt. 7]
80 Irene (Intro) [Wnyc - Folk Songs of America, Recorded 2/6/1941, Pt. 1]
81 Almost Day (Wnyc - Folk Songs of America, Recorded 2/6/1941, Pt. 2)




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