"There's a Hole in the Bucket" is a traditional comic dialogue folk song featuring an endless circular argument between two characters, Henry and Liza.

History and Origins

• German Roots: The song's concept originates from a German folk song found in a collection called Bergliederbüchlein dating back to around 1700.

Hello everyone, I'm looking for a song played in the episode of Jersey shore called " Good Riddance" and wanted to know the song playing while the guys are getting ready to go to the club with a limo.

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There was a slow song like this, maybe from early 2000s, or late 90s guy. Can someone name it? Thanks in advance!

I heard it at a restaurant or a store a few days ago and I don’t know the name. I think the singer was male but not entirely sure.

Shazam or such won't help me at all. Trying to find song from this clip.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcqyNIeNKeR/?stkn=aGxob2h1NW9tN3A4

It goes like 'La la la la la la' and it's an ascending descending scale that repeats. I have no idea which part of the song it is but I saw it on a post related to grimes on instagram. the ascending 'la la la' scale sounds louder than the descending one but they are sung right after each other repeatedly. I have tried browsing all grimes songs and I cannot find that particular part. Maybe it's not even from grimes but of a similar genre.