Classic United States Songs
Diverse music styles, from country to jazz, nursery rhymes reflecting American cultural inclusiveness
United States Songs List
A Hunting We Will Go
This nursery rhyme is about going hunting. One will catch a fox and put it in a box, and also catch...
A-Tisket, A-Tasket
This nursery rhyme tells that “I” put letters in a yellow and green basket. On the way, I dropped the letters, and a little boy picked them up and put them in his pocket.
All the Pretty Little Horses
This children's song is a lullaby used to lull babies to sleep. It says that when the baby wakes up, there will be ponies of various colors, as well as six ponies pulling a carriage.
Alouette (English version)
This nursery rhyme tells about plucking the feathers of a lovely lark. Pluck the feathers of the head, beak, back, legs, and wings in turn.
Are You Sleeping? (Frère Jacques – English version)
This nursery rhyme asks if Brother Jacques is still sleeping while the morning bell is ringing.
Baa, Baa, Black Sheep
This nursery rhyme asks the black sheep if it has any wool. The black sheep says it has three bags. One bag is for the master, one bag is for the dame, and one bag is for the little boy who lives down the lane.
Bat, Bat, Come Under My Hat
This nursery rhyme invites the bat to come under the hat and says it will give the bat a slice of bacon. If it's baking something, it will also give the bat a piece of cake.
Be Kind to Your Web Footed Friends
This nursery rhyme encourages people to treat web-footed animals such as ducks kindly. It says that a duck might be someone else's mother, and also jokes about singing it one more time in a higher pitch.
United States Song Features
American nursery rhymes reflect multicultural fusion and innovation, with diverse styles from country to jazz. Lyrics often depict American dreams, natural scenery, and diverse communities, reflecting American culture's inclusiveness and innovative spirit.
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