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  • This just makes my head spin!

  • I heard this song in my sixthgrade biology class before we went into heredity.

  • I love world war II music. Is so cheery even though the war was so sad.

  • Now they made great music back then despite of the war

  • i heard this song in my social studies class in my sophmore year of high school (im senior now)

  • We lernin bout dis song in science.

  • We learning bout dis in sci.

  • can i make a music video with it

  • I heard this song in my Biology Class LOL.

  • Check out the book MY COUSIN KILLED HITLER, based on the story of Marshal Zhukov. It tells a family secret about him. If only Hitler knew that one of those he hunted became the hunter instead.

  • the guy who sinced it, is his own father-in-law.

    but still thank you very much for sharing.

  • ROFL what a story!!!

  • I remember this from my childhood. Still funny as hell. Well performed too.

  • Did they just widder instead of widdow?

  • Apparently, there was a case in Britain in the 19th Century where a young man was his own grandfather - well, stepgrandfather-in-law but close enough.

  • lol wow that is like my familey all to gether lol

  • its like not keeping up u need to fix it DUMMY

  • O.o....how'd ya swing that XDD

  • This is my favorite song.

  • The lyrics come on wrong time,the song is ahead than the lyrics,but a great music.

  • i first heared this song on "The Stupids"

  • haha me to that is a great movie

  • wow nigga ur so slow

  • I sat down and flowcharted this once, and it really does work out. It's very clever.

  • It's actually fairly basic. If someone's step daughter marries that person's father then the wife is also his grandma, making him also grandpa! Babies are not needed.

    The step daughter, of course, is also her own grandma (being married to her own step-grandfather.)

  • That would make for a pretty short song, though.

  • Thanks for posting a high quality version of the original recording.

  • strange.

  • Weird. There was this saying that their was this Reniancarnation of this boy who was his own Grandpa.

  • Super!!!!!

  • *blink*

  • ....wow.....just wow....

  • The lyrics are synced terribly.

  • I agree, but sit down and listen to this beatuiful music! ;)

  • where do you download this song from

  • My parents had this song on a 78RPM record, I loved to hear it when I was a child. I was born in 1948, this has brought back many memories.

  • This is funny.

  • lol thats awsome.

  • Awesome! My grandpa used to talk about this song (but he couldn't remember the lyrics), and now I finally heard it for the first time. Thanks!

  • A widder with a grown dodder LOL... and her har wuz red.

    Yee-haw! If this isn't a white-trash anthem, I don't know what is! LMAO

  • lol soo funny

  • i love the fact they used this song in the movie The Stupids

  • This is the original version from 1947.

  • I thought the original version of this song dated back to the 1920s.

  • Nope. Written as a song by Dwight Latham (of the 1930's radio comedy group The Jesters) and Moe Jaffe who were inspired by the writing of Mark Twain, and performed to popular acclaim by Lonzo and Oscar in 1947.

  • @iloveflapjacks

    Actually, the Jesters in question here were a singing group, though not the later doo-wop one. They recorded with Bing Crosby among others. Dwight (Red) Latham wrote a number of other songs with Moe Jaffe, who was my father (e.g., Hiawatha's Mittens"). He also wrote (though not with MJ) "MacNamara's Band."

  • wow

  • weird that noone has commented yet^^ its pretty good^^

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