A Singing Game Shannon R. Lane Writing in a compelling narrative

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A Singing Game Shannon R. Lane Writing in a compelling narrativeA Singing Game: A Personal History of "When I Was a Baby" examines a series of variants of the classic singing game. "When I Was a Baby," like other traditional singing games, is based around a verse or rhyme paired with a set of movements. This singing game was made up by children and passed down by classmates, siblings, and friends to other children over a period of at least one hundred and fifty years. Jeanne Pitre Soileau traces "When I Was a