The Baba Black Sheep song is an old English one. The earliest surviving version of it dates back to the 17th century but words to it have changed over the years.
you dont know baba baba black sheep
yes it is afensive to black and brown people this is why people dont sing the song anymore
well motzart wrote the composition, but as for the actual lyrics i am unaware.
In fact the sound that makes baba is an animal called the metal sheep it is a sheep that bits people and eats them for dinner or makes a Delicious soup out of them.
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The Black Sheep by Italo Calvino was written in 1993 and published in 1996. This story is part of a book that hold many short stories.
Evelyn La Selle has written: 'The black sheep'
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The first known publication of the rhyme was in 1744 in Tommy Thumbs Pretty Song Book. The words have changed very little in over two and a half centuries. Many people mistakenly refer to this nursery rhyme as either: Baba Black Sheep Ba Ba Black Sheep BaaBaa Black Sheep The original version is slightly different to the one we know today, here are the original lyrics to baa baa black sheep: Bah, Bah a black Sheep, Have you any Wool? Yes merry have I, Three Bags full, One for my master, One for my Dame, One for the little Boy That lives down the lane. In the years since it is now more commonly known of course as "Baa Baa Black Sheep".
Baba Saheb Ambedkar has written: 'Thus spoke Ambedkar'