A Conversation for A Partridge in a Pear Tree

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Post 1

Spence AKA spanner

I don't think the song has any meaning really, it's just that it all goes together well. A bit like the song '10 Green Bottles' it is just that it it is fun to sing, espesially when you have had one too many drinks. smiley - smiley


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Post 2

Penguin Girl - returned at last

I agree, though i once heard a symbolism of the song listed out, with the partridge in a pear tree being Jesus. I don't believe it. The world needs more nonsense, dammit!


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Post 3

Paul the Brake

I love the line 'Five Gold Rings' Don't know why? I just do! So all together now "Five Gold Rings", Four calling birds, Three french hens, Two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree.


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Post 4

cafram - in the states.

The best thing about the song is trying to remember all of the damn lines when half-inebriated...it's bad enough when perfectly sober!


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Post 5

Penguin Girl - returned at last

The key is to assign audial cues. For example, 4 calling birds is "Quack Quack" and 10 lords(or however many it is) a leaping is "Uff!" then a BAM!


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Post 6

cafram - in the states.

so you'd be sitting there going "ring ring, quack quack, cheep cheep, tweet tweet, pear...pear...?!smiley - smiley


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Post 7

Paul the Brake

This begining to sound like the tweetie bird song: la la la la la la la - la la la la la la la didle boom tweet tweet tweet.


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Post 8

cafram - in the states.

Or the Spice Girls!


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Post 9

Penguin Girl - returned at last

That's not really what I meant. You have people singing both.


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