Shout Lulu - (Traditional) - Lyrics performed by Dan D. Dirges As I went down to Lynchburg town, I broke my yoke on the frozen ground; I drove from there to bowling spring, And tried for to mend my yoke and ring. (Put my shoulder against the whale then in the mud I stuck my eave.) Oh little lulu shout shout little lulu`s gone Then I drove on down to the blacksmith shop I called for the driver who couldnt get it to stop Said I Mr Blacksmith mend my yoke she jumped at the bell and puffed out smoke Oh little lulu shout shout little lulu`s gone Jaybird sitting on a hickory limb he winked at me and I winked at him I picked up a rock and hit him on the shin he said good God almighty dont cha you do that again Oh little lulu shout shout little lulu`s gone Then a coon in the meadow in the pouring down rain met a poor little mouse he was carrying it away. The creatures in the woods had gathered round The Grasshopper had to show him out. Oh little lulu shout shout little lulu`s gone (added) Came to a river and I couldn't get across Paid five dollars for a blind old hoss Wouldn't go ahead, nor he wouldn't stand still So he went up and down like an old saw mill Oh little lulu shout shout little lulu`s gone As I came down the new cut road Met Mr Bullfrog, met Miss Toad And every time Miss Toad would sing Old Bullfrog cut a pigeon wing Then the bullfrog jumped from bank to bank he swore by gup he skinned his shank He jumped right high, stetched out his skin swore by gup he could do that again ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hin8XDdYy_E

Jackaroe or Jackaroo or Jack Monroe or Jack Has Gona A Sailing is an old traditional Australian folk song I think. Joan Baez has recorded it. It tells the story of how a man goes off to war on a ship and his own true love wants to go with him so she dresses up as a man to get on board. Now a days Women are allowed to go to war :( JACKAROO (traditional) performed by, Dan D. Dirges Am C E There was a wealthy merchant, in London he did dwell Am C F C He had a beautiful daughter, the truth to you I'll tell Am E Am Oh the truth to you I'll tell She had sweethearts a plenty and men of high degree But none but Jack the sailor her true love e'er could be Oh her true love e'er could be Now Jackie's gone a sailing with trouble on his mind He's left his native country and his darling girl behind Oh his darling girl behind She went down to a tailor's shop and dressed in man's array She climbed on board a vessel to convey herself away Oh convey herself away Before you get on board Sir, your name I'd like to know She smiled all in her countenance they call me Jack A Roe Oh they call me Jack A Roe I see your waist is slender, your fingers they are small Your cheeks too red and rosy to face the cannonball Oh to face the cannonball I know my waist is slender, my fingers they are small My cheeks too red and rosy to face the cannonball Oh to face the cannonball The war soon being over, she went and looked around Among the dead and wounded her darling boy she found Oh her darling boy she found She picked him up all in her arms and carried him to town She sent for a physician who quickly healed his wounds Oh who quickly healed his wounds This couple they got married, so well they did agree This couple they got married, so why not you and me Oh why not you and me ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXc7fwNoqzE