What is london bridge's nursery rhyme?

《London Bridge is an English children's song.

Song: London Bridge

Singing: Disney

Word: Disney

Song: Disney

London Bridge is falling down, falling down.

London Bridge is falling down,

London Bridge is falling down, my fair lady.

London Bridge is falling down, my beautiful lady

Build it up with iron bars, iron and bars, iron and bars.

Cover it with iron and steel, Iron and steel

Build it up with iron bars, my fair lady.

Cover it with iron and steel, my beautiful lady

Iron bars will bend and break, bend and break.

Iron bars will bend and break, Bending and breaking

iron bars will bend and break, my fair lady.

iron bars will bend and break, my beautiful lady

build it up with pins and needles, pins and needles, Pins and needles.

Cover it with pins and needles, pins and needles, pins and needles

Build it up with pins and needles, my fair lady.

Cover it with pins and needles, my beautiful lady

Pins and needles trust and bend, Rust and bend,rust and bend.

nails and needles will rust and bend, rust and bend,

pins and needles rust and bend, my fair lady.

nails and needles will rust and bend, My beautiful lady

Build it up with gold and silver, gold and silver.

Cover it with gold and silver, gold and silver, gold and silver

Build it up with gold and silver, My fair lady.

Cover it with gold and silver, my beautiful lady

Gold and silver I've not got, I've not got.

We haven't got gold and silver yet, my beautiful lady

Gold and silver I've not got, My fair lady.

We haven't got the gold and silver yet, my beautiful lady

London bridge is falling down, falling down.

London Bridge is falling down, falling down, falling down

London Bridge is falling down, My fair lady.

London Bridge is falling down, my beautiful lady

Extended information

London Bridge is falling down. London Bridge is falling down. It is a very famous traditional nursery rhyme, which comes from "Mother Goose nursery rhyme". They are definitely not like everyone's impression of nursery rhymes, most of which are full of childlike interest and warmth. These ancient and cruel nursery rhymes can be traced back to the background of the times and the social and cultural features at that time. With the dark side of nursery rhymes, modern people can know more about history.

the earliest printed version of London bridge is falling down was in 1744, which appeared in a book called Tommy Thumb's Pretty Song Book.

Similar rhymes have already spread from England to Europe, including the Danish ballad "Bro, Bro Brille", the German ballad "Die Magdeburger Brück", the French ballad "pont chus" sung since the 16th century, and the 14th century Italian ballad "Le porte". It is also possible that the rhyme of these ballads constitutes this ballad which is very well-known in the British Isles.