Golden Book Video - A Child's First Nursery Songs - part 2

[8thPrincessofHeart1]

I hate being grown-up. You don't appreciate childhood until it's too late.

[TheNoisePolluter]

The fairy at 5:00 was BAD ..so the she get whacked on the head with a stick.

[TheNoisePolluter]

I have this casset tape.

[lilbl6]

Awww the memories of childhood!

[Dreamland8]

I'm so happy now :)

[carlitosbug]

Which song is playing at 4:46?

[pensivepine]

As far as I can tell, it's called "White Coral Bells."

[BKDBrian2]

white coral bells upon a slender stalk / lilies of the valley deck my garden walk / oh don't you wish that you could hear them ring / that will happen only when the fairies sing

[lilbl6]

@pensivepine "Upon a slenderstock"LOL!

[carlitosbug]

Did Mary go to school?

[BKDBrian2]

I doubt it, because she was probably too small.

[steve44070]

I used to have this video but I don't know what happened to it. BTW, the person who's talking the 4:04 mark sounds like my late grandmother on my dad's side.

[darkraptor20]

Does anyone know the name of the song being sung at 6:05?

[grdabennett]

I think that the name of the song is "That's a Mighty Pretty Motion." It's an old folk song but the way they sing it hear is a little different from it's original lyrics. For instants, hear they say "too da la" but the actual lyrics are "de di de." It's a lovely song but unfortunately I coundn't find much info about it on the web. I hope this helps a little but if you find out anything more please post.

[Tube4Christ]

Yes! I cant believe I found this. I think my family still has this video somewhere.

[collinskj]

Thank you so much for posting this! My brother and I watched this daily as children. I need to find a copy for my kids. Any ideas where???

[Lesti3]

I'd give eBay a try.

[gurpalekal]

you can easily download from youtube and save it in any format that you want on your compu or just play in a dvd player. everything for free

[ChoukoCha]

2:49 made me want to be a princess so badly! xD I'm such a girl.

[BKDBrian2]

This isn't exactly how I first learned the teapot song. It didn't have the second stanza shown at 8:22 but instead a few odd replacement stanzas as well as a chorus that goes "...whistle whistle whistle, pour me out I'm hot" but if you're looking for a verse to the nursery rhyme other than the first, A Child's First Nursery Songs is one of the videos you need. Another is Rainy Day Finger Play & Fun Songs, which contains a four-minute version with that refrain I just mentioned.