Who wrote the Scottish Twelve Days of Christmas with "a wee heavy and a half pint" replacing the partridge, and in that version what are "Blue Lagoons" and "Happy Days?"

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Question #42694. Asked by gmackematix.
Last updated Jul 24 2021.

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This cached site credits Bill Barclay.
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'Bah! Humbug (The Alternative Christmas Album)' features Barclay's recording.

Response last updated by CmdrK on Jul 24 2021.
Jan 07 2004, 3:57 AM

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Happily, someone has posted this seasonal classic and "Happy Days" appear in the "Gold Rings" position.
Enjoy...

Dec 13 2009, 9:55 PM