The old wine--the song was made some three years ago, I had posted more than once in more than one places.
The new bottle--the new 4k video. Change resolution to 4K, Youtube won't give the highest resolution by default.
My another Royal Doulton porcelain figurine collection: "The Balloon Man", The Balloon Man design is probably inspired by Rose Fyleman's famous poem "The balloon man"
The BGM of this video is the song "The Balloon Man"; I made out of the peom using the "Scarborough Fair" music. The lyrics is modified from the original poem. The singer is one of my WXC friends -- the beloved voice made the beloved song.
The Balloon ManLyrics
He always comes on market days, holds balloons a lovely bunch And in the market square he stays, never seems to think of lunch.
red and purple, blue and green, And when it's a sunny day Tho' carts and people get between You see them shining far away.
some are big and some are small, tied together with a string, And if there is a wind at all They tug and tug like anything.
Some day perhaps he'll let them go we shall see them sailing high, And stand and watch them from below - They'd look pretty in the sky !
He always comes on market days, holds balloons a lovely bunch And in the market square he stays, never seems to think of lunch.
The old wine--the song was made some three years ago, I had posted more than once in more than one places.
The new bottle--the new 4k video. Change resolution to 4K, Youtube won't give the highest resolution by default.
My another Royal Doulton porcelain figurine collection: "The Balloon Man", The Balloon Man design is probably inspired by Rose Fyleman's famous poem "The balloon man"
The BGM of this video is the song "The Balloon Man"; I made out of the peom using the "Scarborough Fair" music. The lyrics is modified from the original poem. The singer is one of my WXC friends -- the beloved voice made the beloved song.
The Balloon Man Lyrics
He always comes on market days,
holds balloons a lovely bunch
And in the market square he stays,
never seems to think of lunch.
red and purple, blue and green,
And when it's a sunny day
Tho' carts and people get between
You see them shining far away.
some are big and some are small,
tied together with a string,
And if there is a wind at all
They tug and tug like anything.
Some day perhaps he'll let them go
we shall see them sailing high,
And stand and watch them from below -
They'd look pretty in the sky !
He always comes on market days,
holds balloons a lovely bunch
And in the market square he stays,
never seems to think of lunch.
So is the song!