This has been debated. Some say they sing "All we owe, the old one", the "old one" referring to the Wicked Witch of the West. However, it is most likey they are singing "Oh ee oh, ee oh um", as "The Wizard of Oz" features several nonsense words in many of the songs. E. Y. Harburg, the film's lyricist, focused more on rhyming and making words fit in the rhythm rather than finding meaning in the words.
Yes, singing is a type of music. Singing whether it be with sound in the background or not is a form of music. Singing without background music is called a cappella singing.
No she did not quit singing.
who sings singing in the ketchen
No she is still singing.
The guards do not wear rank to avoid outranking the fallen.
All we owe,the old one or Yo We oH eH Oh
Winkie Direko was born in 1929.
Winkie Pratney was born in 1944.
Winkie Dodds was born in 1958.
Winkie Direko died in 2012.
Winkie Wilkins was born on 1941-01-31.
Wee Willie Winkie was created in 1841.
The duration of Wee Willie Winkie - film - is 1.67 hours.
Some words that rhyme with "winkie" include pinky, inky, dinky, and slinky.
Well we have no love.
Wee Willie Winkie - film - was created on 1937-07-30.
No, there is a Wicked Witch of the East (who is killed before we even see her), a Wicked Witch of the West (the main antagonist) and the Good Witch of the North, whose name is Glinda. In the book from 1900, Glenda was originally the Witch from the South, not the north.