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Down by the Bay
・ Down by the Glenside (The Bold Fenian Men)
・ Down by the Greenwood Side (opera)
・ Down by the Henry Moore
・ Down By The Hipster
・ Down by the Jetty
・ Down by the Laituri
・ Down by the Lazy River
・ Down by the Old Mainstream
・ Down by the Old Mill Stream
・ Down by the Racetrack
・ Down by the River
・ Down by the River (Bliss n Eso song)
・ Down by the River (Milky Chance song)
・ Down by the River (Neil Young song)


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Down by the Bay : ウィキペディア英語版
Down by the Bay

"Down by the Bay" is a traditional children's song. A famous version was performed by Raffi and appears on his 1976 album ''Singable Songs for the Very Young''. It is possibly of Greek origin: a traditional Cephalonian kantada song called "Yialo Yialo" has the same melody. In recent years, the song had gained popularity as a campfire song among the Scouting Movement in Britain.
==Lyrics==
The song lyrics are usually as follows:
:"Down by the bay,
:Where the watermelons grow,
:Back to my home,
:I dare not go,
:For if I do,
:My mother will say:"
Usually follows some kind of variation on "Did you ever see a _____, _____ing a _____", with rhyming words, for example:
* "Did you ever see a tree, singing with a bee?"
* "Did you ever see a fishstick, wearing some lipstick?"
* "Did you ever see a fox, hiding in a box?"
* "Did you ever see a fish do a hula in a dish?"
* "Did you ever see a duck in a pickup truck?"
* "Did you ever see a bee, with a sunburnt knee?"
* "Did you ever see a snake baking a cake?"
* "Did you ever see a cat, wearing a hat?"
* "Did you ever see a goose, drinking apple juice?"
* "Did you ever see an ant, climbing a plant?"
* "Did you ever see a whale, with a polka-dot tail?"
* "Did you ever see a bear, with his tail in the air?"
* "Did you ever see a mouse, building a house?"
* "Did you ever see llamas, eating their pajamas?"
* "Did you ever see a dragon, pulling a wagon?"
* "Did you ever see a goat, paddling a boat?"
* "Did you ever see a fly, wearing a tie?"
* "Did you ever see a spider, drinking apple cider?"
* "Did you ever see a snail, delivering the mail?"
* "Did you ever see a frog, walking his dog?"
* "Did you ever see an owl, drying on a towel?"
* "Did you ever see a chimp, flying a blimp?"
* "Did you ever see a lizard, dressed for a blizzard?"
* "Did you ever see a seal, making a deal?"
* "Did you ever see a horse, taking a course?"
* "Did you ever see a chicken, cooking in the kitchen?"
* "Did you ever see a salmon, Jungle Gym Jammin'?"
* "Did you ever see a cheetah, eating a quesadilla?"
* "Did you ever see a crab, riding in a cab?"
* "Did you ever see a flamingo, trying to play Bingo?"
* "Did you ever see a dog, knocking at a hog?"
* "Did you ever see a bat, wearing a hat?"
* "Did you ever see rats, wearing silk hats?"
* "Did you ever see a sheep, driving a jeep?"
* "Did you ever see a moose, with a loose front tooth?"
* "Did you ever see a cow, with a (color) eyebrow?"
* "Did you ever see a parrot eating a carrot?"
* "Did you ever have the time when you couldn't make a rhyme?"
* "Did you ever sing a song that might last for long?"
"...down by the bay?"
The variations used in the Kidsongs version are:
* "Did you ever see a baboon, holding a balloon?"
* "Did you ever see a whale, with a polka dot tail?"
* "Did you ever see a pig, wearing a wig?"
* "Did you ever see a goat, standing on a boat?"
* "Did you ever see a llama, wearing pajamas?"
Of course, new verses can be added like:
* "Did you ever see a bunny gathering honey?"
* "Did you ever see a puffin eating a muffin?"
* "Did you ever see a chimp juggling some shrimp?"
* "Did you ever see a nurse with an elegant purse?"
* "Did you ever see a priest taming a beast?"
* "Did you ever see a bird speaking the word?"
* "Did you ever see a snipe playing with a pipe?"
* "Did you ever see a maid serving lemonade?"
* "Did you ever see a dove falling in love?"
* "Did you ever see a monkey riding on a donkey?"
* "Did you ever see a fairy gathering a cherry?"
* "Did you ever see a lynx doing 70 blinks?"
* "Did you ever see a shark playing in the park?"
* "Did you ever see a deer that is crystal clear?"
* "Did you ever see a shed with walls painted red?"
* "Did you ever see a queen with her hair that is green?"
* "Did you ever see a shrew with its fur colored blue?"
* "Did you ever see a mage hustling in a cage?
* "Did you ever improvise with your usual tries?"

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