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Hello again and will come back to happy hour
欢迎你又回到jogua from the background music
You know it's our halloween special again in the past
When we were doing this type of scary episodes
We did things like terrifying places to visit monsters in your dreams
Urban legends things that are usually seen as scary
But today we're going to do something completely different so first of all imagine a peaceful scene of childhood
A mom or dad creddling their sleepy baby softly whispering a lullaby in its year
As it closeses his eyes drifts off to a land of dreams
我们一般听到lullaby 摇篮曲或者是nursery rmant 童谣
想到的都是这样安静祥和的景象
The lolabyse and nursery hymes are often soothing or funny mealities shared with kids to either put them to sleep or help teach them simple new words
We have them in chinese as well lots of them usually we wouldn't think about them twice
But do you ever have that feeling
That certain sentences in a nursery ryme just doesn't seem quite right
Some of them make you feel uneasy
可能会让你觉得有莫名的不安感
Others are downright ery or creepy
We talked about these two words
Ery and creepy
就是这种诡异感
The thing is some of the most beloved nursery rhymes in english language
Have their origins in british and early american history
And they usually concealed hidden meanings
They were easy to remember and could be spread by word of mouth
接童谣最开始未必是童谣
而只不过是口口相传的歌谣
A way of communicating the news at a time
When most people could read so in today's episode
We're going to look at some of the creepist nursery rhymes in english language ever and their dark back stories definitely don't share this information too freely with your kids number one on the list
Ring around the roses
Way ring around the roses
A pocketful opposes
A tissue
A tissue we all fall down
Even though historians have different opinions about this one
One of the most widespread back stories for this sweep sounding nursery ryme is the plague e the black dedek
虽然到今天还是很有争议
但是很多人都认为这首歌谣其实跟当年肆虐欧洲的黑死病或者鼠疫有关
Ring around the roses is not actually about kids running around a rose bush all care free
But about the plate that killed millions of people in the mid thirteen hundreds listen to this rrime
Carefully the symptoms of contracting the plague included a red rash in the shape of a ring on the skin as well as sneezing
当年感染鼠疫的症状就有出红色的圈状的皮疹
还有包括打喷嚏
So bring around the roses and a tissue is sneezing pocket full of poses
This might infer to how people would fill their pockets with sweet smelling items to cover up a horrible smell of death
Personally i've heard this particular nursery ryme in so many horror iles second on the list three blind mice they lilife
Did you ever see such a thing in your life as three blite mice this one is actually quite creepy without the historical context
It's weird to think that this is one of the most famous nursery rhymes ever because heprepretty violent the dark back story behind it queen marry ed first is the farmerers wise mentioned also known as bloody mary
被人称为血血美丽丽的丽伊一
A ruthless less queen known her inteinterest for everything involving torture and s the three blind mice is meant to refer to three protestanants
Who are accused of plotting against queen mary the first 三只老鼠实际上暗指的是想要反抗玛丽一世的三位新教徒
And the ending of the story
Well
Although she didn't actually cut off the talils of the protestants as in the hyme instead bloody mary burnt the mice at the stake
血腥玛丽最后是活活的烧死了这三位信教徒
Number three on the list
Mary marry quite contrary with super aa bels and cauco shart friat pretty made too in a row
Queen mary the first was so popular or maybe so infamous
She actually got a couple of nursery runms inspired by her
The garden here is set to refer to a grave yard
Because as we learned from the three blblind ice quequemarry was was big big an an of killing people
Sofver bells and cocoo shells refer to marries preferred instruments of torture
Our sofver bells 和coco shell 有可能是他当时使用了一些刑具
Wow
Pretty mates seem to refer to diguility
Which was also nicknamed the madden back
Then pretty 子在这里未必是指少女
而可能是暗指的当年被戏称为苏格兰少女的断头台
Number four on the list
Rockyybaby
Baby
When the window who's the cradle will
Will rowhen the the oubrebreador will fall and down
Welcome baby
Rockbybabon the treree top
When the wind blows the cradle will rock
When the bell breaks the cradle will fall
And then welcome baby
Cradle and all pretty spooky on the zone
Right
Why would anyone find a baby falling from a tree top peaceful
But the possible backstory might be even worse a popular interpretation of this frame states
That it actually about the sun of king james
The second of england
A marof modern
It was widely beliebeliethat that boboy not not their son at all
But a child was brourought into birththroom room and passed off at own
据说这首童谣暗指的是当年英格兰的国王詹姆斯暗示为了留下子私
找人偷偷抱来了一个孩子伪装成自己的儿子
Apparently cradles were sometimes hung in trees at the time
But instead of a soft breeze rocking the baby back and forth a thieve could come to steel one for the king and queen leading the cradle to fall baby and all the next one on the list
Who killed cock robin
Who killed cock robin
Who killed cock robin
I said the spirrow with my ball and darrow i can could wrop in this one is so strange
That nobody knows quite what to make of it
The entire song talks about a murder trial in a forest
Where birds and insects and some other animals attended some believe it was created in reference to old religious beliefs
整个童谣讲的是一只知更鸟被杀死之后
各种动物参与的一场诡异异常的审判和随之而来的songly historians aren't certain
But the image of every bird around
Having a formal funeral for murdered bird is a perfect combination of the weird spooky and violent imagery
That is commonplace in some old nursery rounds the last one
This one really sounds creepy to me
Even that was very simple
This is peter peter pumpkin eater
Peter peter pumpkin eater head a wife and couldn't keeper
He put her in a pumpkin shell and there he kept her very well
Peter
Peter pumpkin eahad had wife fe couldn't keeper he put her in a pumpkin shell and there he kept her very well
The wife that couldn't be kept in this rrime didn't keep running away or anything rather peter got angry at her
Murdered her and hit her body in a pumpkin
An even more extreme interpretation is that
It's about the thirteenth century english king john who famously breicked a rebellious nobels
Wife into a wall to staff to death
So that ends today's list of some of the creepiest lollabyze and nursery rines
And they're even more terrifying background stories
Lollabse are meant to give us a sense of calm care and peace
But in reality
Our most popular songs and rhymes might just be a mask for some rather terrifying tales in history
And as for the true meaning of some of these nursery rymes
It remains a mystery perhaps never to be solved
And on that note good night and sleep tight and perhaps seeing a different lullaby tonight