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2nd verse of an old school song

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albinoni -
Etoile 1504 - 16 Nov 2013 at 12:24

Désolé, je ne peux pas fournir les paroles de cette chanson.

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I am looking for the title and lyrics of an old song

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Réponse 1 / 24

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Daniela

They say he's a little old man,
who comes in the evening to throw sand,
into all the poor little eyes,
of the children who are getting up from the table.

Chorus
the old man in his bag, scooping crack crack crack
crack, crack, crack
crackc'rère, it sounds like a downpour,
The old man in his bag scoops crack crack crack
crack, crack, crack
Crack, crack, crack, crack, crack.... crack, crack....

They say he comes into the houses,
through the black hole of the keyhole,
They say he wears slippers
because no one hears him, I assure you.

Chorus

Come on, come on, good little old man,
says the mother, my son is sleeping,
So go close the eyes too,
of the children who suffer and are awake

Chorus

gathe

I am sure that the chorus is:

"The old man in his bag
draws and crack crack crack
it sounds like a downpour
everything swarms and spills
The old man in his bag
draws and crack crack crack
crack crack crack crack crack crack crack crack crack crack crack"

But thank you very much for the verses' lyrics

Soffye > gathe

My grandmother's refrain was this one

"The old man in his bag
Draws and crack crack crack
Everything flies away and spills, it looks like a downpour
The old man in his bag
Draws and crack crack crack crack crack crack"

Réponse 2 / 24

Sablette

Here is allegedly a little old man

Who comes in the evening to throw sand
Into the poor little eyes
Of children who are getting up from the table

The old man draws from his bag and crack crack
Everything flies away and pours down like a rain shower
The old man draws from his bag and crack crack

Where does he come from in our homes
It's through the keyhole
He probably has slippers
No one hears him, I assure you

The old man draws from his bag and crack crack
Everything flies away and pours down like a rain shower
The old man draws from his bag and crack crack

The child wants to stay awake
Despite himself, his eyelid closes
And there he is all dressed
Sleeping in his mother's arms

The old man draws from his bag and crack crack
Everything flies away and pours down like a rain shower
The old man draws from his bag and crack crack

Come on, come on, good little old man
Says the mother, my son is sleeping
Instead, go close the eyes (or but go see the eyes too)
Of the poor one who suffers and who watches

The old man draws from his bag and crack crack
Everything flies away and pours down like a rain shower
The old man draws from his bag and crack crack
The old man draws from his bag and crack crack...

Réponse 3 / 24

Josh Randall Posted messages 17921 Registration date Status Modérateur Last intervention 2 634

Hello
Check this site to see if that song is there.
Personally, I think it's a very interesting site for school teachers or for parents who want to sing nice songs to their children
There you go...
See you later
--

The impossible is the only worthy opponent of man.

albinoni

Hello,

Thank you Josh Randall, I went to the website, I couldn't find the song but what a treasure trove of songs! I know many of them but some are still unknown to me. The best part of this site is the music set to the lyrics.
Thank you very much for your help. Have a great weekend and, since it's the 17th: happy holidays!

Aurèle > albinoni

Hello!

I was just looking for the chorus of that song my grandmother used to sing to me, because I only remembered the verses! However, she wasn't from Pas-de-Calais but from Allier...

I'm not sure it's exactly word for word, but in my memories it went something like this:

"How does he come into the houses?
Through the black hole of the keyhole.
And surely he has slippers
For no one hears him, I assure you."

I don't know if there's a continuation, I only remember that...

Réponse 4 / 24

cookie59

they say he is a little old man where does he come from in the houses?
who comes in the evening to throw sand through the black hole of the keyhole
in all the poor little eyes no doubt, he wears slippers
from children leaving the table because no one hears I assure you (chorus)

chorus:

the old man in his bag the child wants to stay awake
pour and crack, crack, crack, despite himself his eyelid closes
everything flies away and spills and there he is all dressed
it looks like a downpour sleeping in his mother's arms (chorus)

the old man in his bag, come along come along good little old man
pour and crack, crack, crack, says the mother, my son is dozing
but go see the eyes too
crack, crack, crack crack, crack, crack, of the poor who suffers and who watches (chorus)
crack, crack crack, crack, crack.

2

CLODION

Bravo and thank you to COOKIE 59

Réponse 5 / 24

takouma

Here is the tenth verse:

How does he come into the houses
through the black hole of the keyhole
he surely wears slippers
no one hears him, I assure you
the old man was drawing from his bag.. creak..creak..creak
everything falls asleep, it sounds like bees
the old man was drawing from his bag.. creak..creak..creak..
creak..creak..creak..creak.creak..creak..creak..creak..creak....creak..creak

Réponse 6 / 24

Anonymous user

Here is my version collected from my mother who used to sing it to my children

1. They say he is a little old man
Who comes in the evening to sprinkle sand
Into all the poor little eyes
Of the children who are finished with dinner.

Chorus
The old man in his bag
Scoop, scoop, scoop
Everything flies away and sways
It’s like a shower
The old man in his bag
Scoop, scoop, scoop

2. Where does he come into homes
Through the black hole of the keyhole
And surely he has slippers
For no one hears him, I assure you.

3. Come in, come in, good little old man
Says the mother, my son is sleeping
But please also close the eyes
Of the poor, who suffers and is awake

The old man in his bag
Scoop, scoop, scoop,
scoop, scoop, scoop,
The old man in his bag
Scoop, scoop, scoop

Warm regards

Nounou la poule des bisoutanou's

As a nanny and a member of an association that puts on shows for children, I had been looking for some time for the lyrics that my mother used to sing to me and still sings occasionally (with gaps in the lyrics) to my grandchildren. Thank you for your text, I am delighted and so is my mother because she has rediscovered the good old days, as have I. Thank you for the children, because I believe this song will be part of the upcoming end-of-year show... Martine (nanny in the Dijon area)

Réponse 7 / 24

leblan

how does he come into the houses?
through the keyhole.
it is said that he wears slippers
because no one hears him, I assure you.

Réponse 8 / 24

Sophonisbe

My mother also sang it to me in the late 1940s, early 1950s. Yet she was born in Paris, as were her mother and grandmother. She sang another song that I believe is also from the North: Petit Jean returning from Lille...
Where does this come from? No one is from the North. There are people from Lorraine and the Vosges, from the Langres plateau and Franche-Comté.
Mystery,

Sophonisbe

Réponse 9 / 24

aguebu

They say he's a little old man
Who comes in the evening to sprinkle sand
In all the poor little eyes
Of the children coming from the table.

Chorus: The old man in his bag
Pulls and crack, crack, crack,
Everything flies away, and pours down,
It looks like a downpour.
The old man in his bag,
Pulls and crack, crack, crack.
Crack, crack, crack,
Crack, crack, crack, crack, crack.

Through where does he come into the houses,
It's through the keyhole!
He must surely have slippers
No one hears him, I assure you!

Chorus.

Pass, pass, good little old man
Says the mother, my son is sleeping
But also go see the eyes
Of the poor who suffers and stays awake

Chorus.

boubou

They say he’s a little old man
Who comes in the evening to throw sand
Into all the poor little eyes
Of the children who come from dinner.

Chorus: The old man in his bag
Draws and crack, crack, crack
Crack, crack, crack, it seems like he nibbles at us,
Nibble, nibble, nibble.

They say he comes into houses,
Through the dark hole of the keyhole;
And no doubt, he wears slippers,
No one hears him, I assure you!

Chorus

This is the first song my mother taught me at school (it’s from 1927).
Long live oral tradition!

Réponse 10 / 24

raymond

My mother used to tell me, when I was a child, in the forties...
Not remembering all the words, I got the help of Google. Thank you Google and today's technology. And thank you dear correspondent whose mother lived in Pas de Calais.

Réponse 11 / 24

CLODION

Hello

I was also looking for this song that my mom, who was from Calvados, used to sing to me
I believe there is a last verse that begins with:

Pass, pass, good little old man
For my child is already sleeping
He has closed his little eyes......
(to be confirmed and completed)
As for the chorus, she sang:
The old man in his bag
Picks and crack, crack, crack

Réponse 12 / 24

Daniela

j'ai écrit "crac" par erreur, mais il faut dire cra, cra, cra.

Réponse 13 / 24

gogreen

where does he come from in the houses
through the keyhole
but he undoubtedly has slippers
no one hears him, I assure you

Réponse 14 / 24

aliette

My name is Aliette,
I am working on a memory project at the Maison des Metallos in Paris, we are going to knit our memories.
I only remembered the chorus
friendships
Aliette

Réponse 15 / 24

lurette

"Come in, come in, my little old man
Said the mother my son is sleeping
But come also close the eyes
Of the poor who suffers and keeps watch.

The old man in his bag..."

Réponse 16 / 24

lurette

The old man in his bag digs and crack, crack, crack.

Réponse 17 / 24

Paulo-infecto

Is this what you're looking for?
http://brickenvrack.canalblog.com/archives/souvenirs/index.html
:-)

Réponse 18 / 24

Paulo-infecto

Wow, huge bump! Sorry…
I don’t know how I messed this up, but I thought I saw "no reply..." ><

Réponse 19 / 24

alouette

pass by, pass by good old man, said the mother, my son is dozing
but go close the eyes of the poor one who suffers and who watches

the old man in his bag '
picks and crack, crack, crack
crack, crack, crack (repeat)

Réponse 20 / 24

pipilol

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