In The Annexe
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| In The Annexe | |
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| Running time | 1:22 |
| Appears on | Geogaddi |
Samples/Lyrics
In this Twoism thread[1] the sample source of the singing children was discovered. The singing is a slight variation of the Jenny Jones poem. The actual song they sampled is A40 "I've Come To See Your Janie Jonies" on this 1983's Children's Singing Games compilation.[2] You can hear it at 1:59 in this Spotify player.
Jenny Jones (poem)
Please, we've come to see Jenny Jones, Jenny Jones, Jenny Jones;
Please, we've come to see Jenny Jones,
And how is she today?
Jenny, she is dead, dead, dead;
You cannot see her today.
What color is she going to be buried in?
Red.
Red is for danger, danger, danger;
Red is for danger, so that won't do.
White.
White is for angels, angels, angels;
White is for angels, so that will do.
Ding, dong,
The castle bells,
Ringing for me;
I'll be buried in the old churchyard
Beneath the great yew tree.
Comments
- [Plaster] tells me that the original title of the diary of Anne Frank was "The Annexe", named after the house in which she lived, "The Secret Annexe"[3]. He also mentions that The Annex is a neighbourhood in Toronto, Canada.[4]
- In Carnival Slang, An Annex refers to "The area of a sideshow joint where the blowoff is located."[5]
Videos
External Links
- https://www.twoism.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=15016
- https://soundcloud.com/dudfence/in-the-annexe-sample-childrens/s-fTuju9VdxMX
- http://www.poetropical.co.uk/27.html
- https://www.discogs.com/release/3530119-Unknown-Artist-Childrens-Singing-Games