by Charlotte Church on album Enchantment

"The Laughing Song" My dear Marquis Why must you be So loathe to use your eyes When you stop and stare Take a lot more care And closely scrutinise My fingers, my ankles, my feet Ha ha ha ha ha How s

by Laughing Tree on album Laughing Tree Lullabies, Vol. 1

by Allen Ginsberg on album The Complete Songs of Innocence and Experience

When the green woods laugh with the voice of joy, And the dimpling stream runs laughing by; When the air does laugh with our merry wit, And the green hill laughs with the noise of it; When the meadows

by Allen Ginsberg on album Holy Soul Jelly Roll: Poems & Songs 1949-1993, Vol. 3 - Ah!

When the green woods laugh with the voice of joy, And the dimpling stream runs laughing by; When the air does laugh with our merry wit, And the green hill laughs with the noise of it; When the meadows

by Allen Ginsberg on album Holy Soul Jelly Roll: Poems and Songs 1949 - 1993

When the green woods laugh with the voice of joy, And the dimpling stream runs laughing by; When the air does laugh with our merry wit, And the green hill laughs with the noise of it; When the meadows

by Charlotte Church on album Enchantment

My dear Marquis, why must you be so loathe to use you eyes? When you stop and stare, take a lot more care and closely scrutinise. My fingers my ankles and feet ah ah ah ah ah are shapely an

by The Residents on album Miscellaneous

An oily, ole egg with a red, peg leg Thought a porcupine was his daughter But he soon found out that she had the gout And she often would wink underwater A red, red rose saw a big, pig pose On the ed

by Bibi Tanga And The Selenites on album 40º Of Sunshine

by Church Charlotte on album Enchantment

My dear Marquis, why must you be so loathe to use you eyes? When you stop and stare, take a lot more care and closely scrutinise. My fingers my ankles and feet ah ah ah ah ah are shapely an

by Florence Foster Jenkins on album Songs in the Key of Z, Vol. 3: The Curious Universe of Outsider Music

My dear Marquis It seems to me You should display more tact Where a lady goes What a lady shows Is how she proves the fact My taste is to fine and too chic Ah ha ha ha ha My waist has a line so uniq

by Florence Foster Jenkins on album Angel of Travesty!

My dear Marquis It seems to me You should display more tact Where a lady goes What a lady shows Is how she proves the fact My taste is to fine and too chic Ah ha ha ha ha My waist has a line so uniq

by Florence Foster Jenkins on album Florence Foster Jenkins

My dear Marquis It seems to me You should display more tact Where a lady goes What a lady shows Is how she proves the fact My taste is to fine and too chic Ah ha ha ha ha My waist has a line so uniq

by Florence Foster Jenkins on album The Unbelievable Glory of the Human Voice

My dear Marquis It seems to me You should display more tact Where a lady goes What a lady shows Is how she proves the fact My taste is to fine and too chic Ah ha ha ha ha My waist has a line so uniq

by Florence Foster Jenkins on album Songs in the Key of Z, Vol. 3: The Curious Universe of Outsider Music

My dear Marquis It seems to me You should display more tact Where a lady goes What a lady shows Is how she proves the fact My taste is to fine and too chic Ah ha ha ha ha My waist has a line so uniq

by Florence Foster Jenkins on album Gilmour's Albums, Volume II

My dear Marquis It seems to me You should display more tact Where a lady goes What a lady shows Is how she proves the fact My taste is to fine and too chic Ah ha ha ha ha My waist has a line so uniq

by Sananda Maitreya on album The Sphinx

I got a seat in a restaurant it wasn't the table that I want it happens more than a little but you got to laugh about it I ordered the 'catch of the day' which they seemed to find on the freeway it ma

by Go Fish on album Party Like a Preschooler

Oh my name is Ticklish Reuben From way down in old Vermont I've been tickled by almost everything I've been tickled by a feather I've been tickled by a wasp I've been tickled by a yeller bumble bee H

by Johann Strauss II, Charlotte Church & Sian Edwards on album Enchantment

My dear Marquis Why must you be So loathe to use your eyes When you stop and stare Take a lot more care And closely scrutinise My fingers, my ankles, my feet Ha ha ha ha ha How shapely and trim and p

by Woolly & Tig on album Songs for Wobbly Moments

by Tupelo Honey on album Caught Up In The Excess