#TradSongTues 22nd January - Body Songs
This is a series of posts about the #TradSongTues project, run by various people at the University of Sheffield. Every week I've been recording a song for the theme, sharing it and talking about it. Come and play on Twitter!
The theme for next week is body parts so get those arms and legs wriggling to your favourite music and get sharing your top #BodySongs for #TradSongTues pic.twitter.com/5dRDkKKHMT
— #TradSongTues (@TradSongTues) January 17, 2019
A hard theme this week, but at no point did anyone say that it had to be a human body! Here's the Herring Song.
This comes from Tyneside, which you can tell because it says "Hinnie1". The idea behind this song is that the herring is a fish that can do literally everything.
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This is a bastardisation of honey I guess. It means the same thing. ↩︎