Holy shit. This completely shook me, this is a very famous danish folk song, later turned nursery rhyme, "Chicken feet and carrots". czcams.com/video/MF41SHf9o4Q/video.html The chorus simply goes "Chicken feet and carrots, and the neck of a swan, the one who kisses the girls has a bad habit." The three verses talk about the female narrator marrying a man, although he was born in England, and she was born in Skåne. Then it talks about the children they will have.
@@timeastwoodbagpiper Oh yeah? What others? Wonder if they're as outdated as this one. "We will have a little boy, and his name will be Ole. He will carry a soldier's pack and he will go to school." "We will have a little girl and her name wil be Rikke. She will have blue eyes and learn how to knit."
A lovely pair of jigs- And the church seems to get more echo-y every time - beautiful!
@@Poohze01 thanks! I can assure you there are no reverb controls in this Chapel, it's all just as it comes. It's a pleasure to play in, a real treat!
Excellent.
@@henrydaly-pp8ie thanks!
Great sound Tim and well played
@@NathanEveLive thanks!
This is awesome🎉
@@abian36 thanks!
Holy shit. This completely shook me, this is a very famous danish folk song, later turned nursery rhyme, "Chicken feet and carrots". czcams.com/video/MF41SHf9o4Q/video.html The chorus simply goes "Chicken feet and carrots, and the neck of a swan, the one who kisses the girls has a bad habit."
The three verses talk about the female narrator marrying a man, although he was born in England, and she was born in Skåne. Then it talks about the children they will have.
@@srenhaandbk7904 wow, that's another Welsh trad tune that's also a nursery rhyme 🤣
It's not the only one, it turns out.
Thanks for pointing this out!
@@timeastwoodbagpiper Oh yeah? What others? Wonder if they're as outdated as this one. "We will have a little boy, and his name will be Ole. He will carry a soldier's pack and he will go to school." "We will have a little girl and her name wil be Rikke. She will have blue eyes and learn how to knit."