The Laily Worm
from We Did It! Songs of People Behaving Badly by Pratie Heads
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One of the oldest Scottish ballads, its protagonists are: a prince-turned-dragon who almost eats his own father; his sister, a fish who combs the dragon's hair; and the evil stepmother who denies having created this strange situation. All ends well.
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from We Did It! Songs of People Behaving Badly,
released September 10, 2010
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Pratie Heads Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Record label featuring "More or less traditional" folk and traditional music from the Northern Hemisphere and the previous millennium.
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May 2006
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