The hairs of her diky die do

[@graceficarola2516]

The melody is from the Ash Grove. The lyrics were written to mock a hated mayor.

[@bikermanx1]

I always thought it was if she was my daughter i would have them cut shorter

[@richardday1429]

This takes me back to my youth circa 50 years ago & reminds me of many other songs of the same ilk that we used to sing in a local pub.....

[@Leitros-kj4qb]

I may not be remembering right but I think as school kids we sang ' the hairs on her diddle I dum ' and the last verse went ' swept down to the sea '.

[@DarrenWhittington]

Used to sing this one, and there was a chorus that everyone used to join in with ' and the hairssss, and the hairsssss, and hairs on her...'

[@amd64alan]

THE MAYOR OF BAYS WATER

[@clarke7421]

one black one,one white one and one with a bit of shite on and one with a fairy light on to show him the way.from an old rugby song book of my dads

[@joeturner1597]

There's even one with a little light on to light up the hole.

[@steveatg]

The song is called "The Mayors Daughter"

[@Stonecones]

he may have changed name since I record this he says title at the start.

[@steveatg]

+Stonecones Not sure that I understand your reply but my original comment stands. Its an old bawdy English ditty which we sing in Rugby clubs around the country although it probably originated from the Royal Navy as most of these things did!

[@saintmirrenmalky]

+Steve Jenkins Definitely a standard song in rugby clubs, with many variations in the lyrics. Interesting comment about the Royal Navy- that would make a lot of sense!

[@kidlitfanful]

@@steveatg folks songs go by different titles and often have variant lyrics and even somewhat different tunes.

[@maggman1]

love it..!!

[@sarahgray430]

Yes, some women do have a lot of pubic hair. At least I keep mine clean!

[@pipihalliday3542]

Brings back fantastic memories singing this song! Who is the originator?

[@DrFeelGoodNow275]

+Pipi Halliday No idea, but I heard this song in the mid 80s in a bar in downtown Honolulu.

[@saintmirrenmalky]

+Pipi Halliday It's an old rugby song. I've know idea who wrote the lyrics. The tune is from a Welsh song called "The Ashgrove".

[@jayceehi]

The Blue Kangaroo?

[@timwilson2150]

The Blue Kangaroo at the crows nest

[@tompanton6097]

A delightful rendition with only one serious flaw. This is a RUGBY song. It needs to be BELLOWED WITH GUSTO. To croon and bloody mewl it like Damien bloody Rice with a hangover is an insult to all the thousands of men and women who have sung it rightly and properly on their buses back from rugby matches the length and breadth of the country. Kindly take this video down or re-record it with some bloody effort man.

[@Stonecones]

Not me singing for one, and we don't have rugby over here.

[@Stonecones]

Please read description of video

[@stevendale7658]

I opened her flaps up and pulled out a six pack