On Friday, April 14, 2023 at 9:29:59 AM UTC-7, Lisa Pflueger wrote:
The version I learned is very similar:
Grandma's in the cellar
Lordy can't you smell her
Bakin' biscuits on her dirt, dirt, dirty stove
In her eye there is a matter
that keeps drippin' in the batter
And she whistles as the (juicy sniff) runs down her nose.....
Well, this is too funny! I love these children's songs-- children have a whole "culture" of their own that gets passed down from older children to younger children, year after year.
The version of this song I heard goes like this:
Granny's in the cellar,
Lordy, can't you smell her?
Makin' biscuits on her dirty stove (Dirty stove!)
In her eyes there is a matter
Drippin' in the batter,
And the [SNORT!] keeps runnin' down her nose!
(Chorus)
Down her nose! [SNORT, SNORT!]
Down her nose! [SNORT, SNORT!]
And the [SNORT!] keeps runnin' down her nose!
[SNORT, SNORT!]
In her eyes there is a matter,
Drippin' in the batter,
And the [SNORT] keeps runnin' down her nose!
Wherever it says "[SNORT]," the singer is supposed to produce a nice, juicy, snot-sucking noise!
There are probably countless variations on this, just as there are countless variations on that children's take-off of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic"-- you know, the one that starts with "Mine eyes have seen the glory of the burning of the school..."
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