Description: Do Your Ears Hang Low Fun Comedy, Childrens Music, Nursery Rhymes Music, film music, production music and cheap royalty free music
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Various versions with alternative lyrics exist, the earliest known version is "Do Your Balls Hang Low", 1 collected in 1941 by Vance Randolph, but not printed by him until 1992 in the book "Randolph, Roll Me in Your Arms" This version is listed in the Roud Folk Song Index under a separate number Other versions printed shortly afterwards would suggest that this a rather rude wartime soldiers' song that has made its way into other circles: rugby singing, campfire singing The original lyric version is also in the Roud Folk Song Index under number
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