The worms crawl, in the worms crawl out

One of the favorite folk songs that American children learn either from their families or on the playgrounds deals with the gruesome subject of decomposition. The song's origins go back to the 19th century, at least, when it was documented among British soldiers serving in the Crimean campaign. The catchiness of the melody and the rare opportunity to speak humorously about the ugly side of death doubtlessly has ensured the ballad's survival into the 21st century. Like most folk songs, there is no definitive version.

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• cemetery
• culture
• william
• and
• mary

[AventuraLuver]

This is whats left of the hippies.

[earthling85]

@AventuraLuver lol i wanna hang out with these dudes

[FloydPinkerton202]

Waiting For The Worms.

[WeTheCrazyPpl]

I LOVE THE LAUGH!

[PoetLaurehate]

I specifically created a YouTube account so I could tell you that I hate you, two years after the fact.

Still feels good.

[saphiremoon230]

this is a funny version

[jmashburn832003]

lay off the weed and wine!!!

[MissDeviant193]

my siblings used to make me cry by singing this song to me, they were so mean D=

[VickiTheNinja]

nice afro

[OGWEASEL]

Your hair looks like a clown wig.....LMFAO