9 comments on Jenny Jenkins - Megson (2) - When I Was A Lad - A Collection Of Childrens Folk Songs (CD, Album)

1. Jenny Jenkins is a bluegrass, folk song of unknown origins. It has become a popular childrens song and was turned into a book by Jerry Garcia & David Grisman some years ago. But that's about all I know.

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2. M E G S O N - Perform Jenny Jenkins - from their album WHEN I WAS A LAD (A Collection of Childrens Folk Songs) EDJ Records. Available from flexomercorligasireserlihati.xyzinfo, AMAZON, iTUNES and many mor.

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8. Features Song Lyrics for Megson's When I Was A Lad (A Collection Of Children's Folk Songs) album. Includes Album Cover, Release Year, and User Reviews.

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9. Jenny Jenkins Lyrics: Will you wear white / Oh my dear, oh my dear / Will you wear white, Jenny Jenkins? / No I won't wear white / For the color's too bright / I'll buy me a foldy-roldy, tildy-toldy.

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