No one wrote this song and it was in fact a traditional folk song from Ireland. It has been changed and rearranged many times and can bee seen soon at the Goldington Fiddle Fiesta 2009 in its latest incarnation.
Not true. L.Z. Phillips did. He was a distant relative. He also wrote the marine corp hymn. When he passed away, his wife sold the rights to it.
Mozart wrote the piece in 1787, which would have made him 31.
The jingle from the 1970's was, "Come to Wal Mart....For savings you can see everywhere you look." I sometimes will embarrass my daughter by singing it LOUDLY when we visit Wal Mart.
The Girl that never smiled was written by 14 year old lead guitarist for a band called Blue Mist from Providence Rhode Island, his name is Owen Lillibridge the song reached #31 on the billboard charts in 1967. He also reach #117 in 1968 with a cover of You Keep Me Hanging On. They disbanded in 1971 .
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was four when he wrote the song twinkle twinkle little star. it is scary how he was only four and now millions of preschoolers all over the world are singing it in different languages!
Richard Avedon. The 12 year old girl is named Sandra Bennett
There is no information on who wrote, or owned, the song Old McDonald Had a Farm. There are a variety of lyrics in different languages for the song.
old McDonald had a farm is one
Old Mcdonald had a farm.
Mr. H.F. Walker wrote Old McDonald. The song was written about a real farmer whose zipcode, when put in letters, was EIEIO. Walker also has other books.
A farm.
The song, "Old McDonald had A Farm" was first published in 1917. The song is nursery rhyme about a farmer and all the different animals he keeps on his farm.
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Some great preschool songs are the ABCs song, 10 Little Indians, Old McDonald Had a Farm, and I Had a LittleTurtle.
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its a restaurant. As an old man he got a farm
No, "Old McDonald Had a Farm" is written in the third person point of view. This means that the narrator is telling the story from an outside perspective, referring to the character (Old McDonald) as "he" or "she" instead of "I" or "you."
the guy who owns old mcdonalds farm since old McDonald died