00:00Fanny's mother didn't learn oh I do like to be beside the seaside from it that was very cheap
00:06humor I'm so sorry it's okay it's not as offensive here as it is for you I do know that I didn't know
00:13yeah sorry mom she didn't learn oh I do like to be beside the seaside from anyone she made it up
00:22for a daughter and the song stays within the family as a lullaby until someone plagiarizes
00:26it in 1907 I've heard this theory as well because she hums it someone hums it we need our best
00:31detective on the case yes yeah yeah yeah I do yeah I was going to say I think they have opinions I'm trying to think when I sing it to be honest now what's the other song you sing in his own journal then you sing another song I sing Take Me Back to Blighty which I sing when I'm in Glasgow all the time how does that one go how does that one go she misses England
00:49England I sing I sing Take Me Back to Dear Old Blighty but I think the
00:56can you hear a rendition please absolutely not
00:59it sounded like you were starting that
01:01ah man
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