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  • Re: Inky Dinky Parlez Vous

    From Gig McSweeney@gigmcsweeney@gmail.com to alt.music.lyrics on Mon Nov 6 07:07:50 2023
    From Newsgroup: alt.music.lyrics

    On Saturday, 10 October 1998 at 08:00:00 UTC+1, Wayne Garvin wrote:
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    On 10 Oct 1998 18:29:36 GMT ovans...@aol.com (OVansickle) wrote:
    The correct name is: Hinky Dinky Parlay Voo
    written by Dubin-McHugh
    Nope. Alex Eggert is right - the title is "Mademoiselle from Armenti|?res (Armenti|?res March)" and it was written by Norman F. Nicholson. Here are the lyrics that are credited to Nicholson. There have probably been *many* variations since.
    Mademoiselle from Armenti|?res (Armenti|?res March)
    - written by Norman F. Nicholson
    Mademoiselle from Armenti|?res, "Parley voo"
    Mademoiselle from Armenti|?res, "Parley voo"
    Mademoiselle from Armenti|?res, she hasn't been kissed for twenty years
    Inky, Pinky, "Parley voo"
    Father, have you any good wine? "Parley voo"
    Father, have you any good wine? "Parley voo"
    Father, have you any good wine, fit for a soldier of the line?
    Inky, Pinky, "Parley voo"
    Daughter, I have very good wine, "Parley voo"
    Daughter, I have very good wine, "Parley voo"
    Daughter, I have very good wine, fit for a soldier of the line
    Inky, Pinky, "Parley voo" ---------------------------------------------------------------------
    Wrong! It's "inky pinky parlez vous", not hinky dink, or even hinky stinky. Our soldiers made up the song, so take it from us.
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