Cruachan - The Old Woman in the Woods
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Hmm, that part I didn't know. Thanks though. lol
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@ZombieHippie91 interesting connection. i wouldnt call it a remake of childs, but inspired by. while the general structure is very familiar, as well as the matricide aspect, all of childs versions deal with the woman meeting the ghosts of the children.
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@gothvamp133 i wudnt know i find out tho ;-)
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I was just saying that Italians are the some way with music sometimes. a happy tune but lyrics that's make people wet their beds.
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@gothvamp133 im lost what doz italiy have to do with irland
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Irishmen and Italians knew how to mix a happy tone with disturbing lyrics.. X3
It comes with the Blood line.
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It's also a children's song. We used to sing it when we were kids. (sans the death metal attitude tho :) )
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@ALPHBTH lol, no problem. =P
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@ZombieHippie91 thts interesting in one part of the world it means something in one dialect and in another part something else, thts interesting to know thx
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Actually, This song was written by a Celt. Francis James Child. Who wrote 13 different versions of this song, all including killing children in other ways, including the pen knife, like in this song, drowning, live burial, strangulation, etc. It was originally called "The Cruel Mother" And was based around the river Saile. Which Means Filthy, or unclean in Gaelic. And, getting to the basis of my reply, "weile, weile waile" means "For as well" in Gaelic.
lol, such a happy song about murder and hanging!
Nekron19 3 years ago 37
The Song is so happy but the lyrics not lol
nice amazing!
DogMowl 2 years ago 26