SOV SAA BLIR DU STOR OG STAERK SLEEP SO YOU CAN BE BIG AND STRONG OG SKYND DIG IN I DROMMELANDĚND HURRY INTO DREAMLANDĭAGEN ER FORBI LILLE KROLLETOP THE DAY IS ENDED LITTLE CURLY HEAD LUK NU OJET I LILLE KROLLETOPĜLOSE YOUR EYES LITTLE CURLY HEAD GLEM DIN BAMSE HVIS DU KAN FORGET YOUR TEDDY BEAR IF YOU CAN Thanks, JaneĭAGEN ER FORBI LILLE KROLLETOP THE DAY HAS ENDED LITTLE CURLY HEAD Any help finding this would be greatly appreciated as he has passed on and we will never have the chance to hear it again. None of us speak the language, but our memories of Daddy singing it to them were so special. My husband, who was Danish, used to sing this song to the kids when they were little and I would love to find a recording of this in Danish…I know we would all love it. I grew up in too many places and somehow i am the only one out of my parents and sister that ever spoke Danish, and they are of no help. Sorry i really can’t help anymore but i remember some of the song i just cant put the words to it, let alone in Danish, it was a danish song. I was wondering if anyone could help me find this one song that i remember from first grade, all i really remember it was something about a church and a lady and her lover husband or whatever, was out at sea. Thanks Monique – I was thinking that would sound better – am glad to have the confirmation that it’s correct! -Lisa
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We always welcome more songs if anyone would like to contribute any and also if anyone would like to sing any for us… Feel free to comment below or email me! Mama Lisa’s World also has some Danish kids songs with English, French and Spanish translations and midis. Once again, I welcome improvements to my translation! Here’s the English translation I came up with: One joins them to walk around so that together they form a chain which gets longer and longer. At the end of each verse one joins the circle. One goes “swimming” under the “circles” raised arms. It’s where I learned that the song goes back to at least 1900. This one also had a Quicktime recording of children singing it. This one had a different version of the same song (also in Danish only). I searched around some more and found another nice Danish site called Dansk Folkemindesamling (the link here is for the kids song section of the site). I welcome improvements to my translation! Below you’ll find the lyrics in Danish, the illustration from the site, a link to the midi and my translation… I picked one of the songs on the site that’s in the public domain (possibly 100 years+ old) and tried my hand at translating it. The site is nice! It has cool line drawings to go with most of the songs and tunes – though no English translations. On this web page Rimogremser.dk there are several Danish kids songs with midi files. Richard wrote to me recommending a Danish kids song site…
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