This is based on The anonymous English poem (with added 2nd verse by David Dunning) about a Centipede who loses her concentration: Verse 1 A Centipede was happy quite Until a Frog in fun said "Pray tell which leg comes after which?" (with a left r...  moreThis is based on The anonymous English poem (with added 2nd verse by David Dunning) about a Centipede who loses her concentration: Verse 1 A Centipede was happy quite Until a Frog in fun said "Pray tell which leg comes after which?" (with a left right right left right) This raised her mind to such a pitch she lay distracted in a ditch Considering how to run. Verse 2 She stopped and thought and, mystified, Soliloquized on this; Put right foot first and found it left Her left leg wrong right side This raised her mind to such a pitch she lay distracted in a ditch Considering how to run.  less

Music composed and performed by David W Solomons (multitrack - dwschorale) Poem anon (with additional verse by Dave Dunning). Cartoons by Mark Haviland Duet on The anonymous poem about a Centipede - she was quite happy with her hundred legs until a fro...  moreMusic composed and performed by David W Solomons (multitrack - dwschorale) Poem anon (with additional verse by Dave Dunning). Cartoons by Mark Haviland Duet on The anonymous poem about a Centipede - she was quite happy with her hundred legs until a Frog asked her to think about which leg comes after which... The sound sample is sung by The composer in B flat. A version in D is also available It can be sung by two solo voices or by a choir of any kind