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I remember my girls coming home from girls camp singing this song. It kind of bothered me as they took particular delight in the way he died, squish squash, and that the poor guy was sent down below to sizzle and fry. They even felt this punishment was entirely justified! In the song the guy is a total jerk. And the moral of the story for many girls is to “never trust guys (they lie).” So I did some research and found that there are hundreds of different versions of this song. Which was the true version? I now believe I have the true, inspired version that I obtained by putting together various versions and adding a few words of my own.Whistler wrote: -"She sat in her garden and strummed her guitar" http://boyscouttrail.com/content/song/s ... e-1377.asp (alternate moral: "never trust guys").
Especially the parts with alcohol in it! That'll be a hit at girls camp!Portia wrote:I think you should sing the hobo song "The Big Rock Candy Mountain."
I was always annoyed by the number of songs we had about boys, since I didn't care about them basically the whole time I went to girls camp. I wish we had more songs about food and smashing stuff!S.A.M. wrote:It seems there are many girls camp songs about boys and relationships. Most of the scout songs I remember are about food and smashing stuff.
Well, girls only exist to be in relationships with boys, so it's important to be reminded of that.S.A.M. wrote:It seems there are many girls camp songs about boys and relationships. Most of the scout songs I remember are about food and smashing stuff.
