nikonbug wrote:
There was a farmer who had a dog, And Bingo was his name-o. (clap) In this case the clause refers to the second person/dog who could be named. If it was the farmer, the line would show the name after the farmers name, such as.
There was a farmer, Bingo was his name, and he had a dog. Wouldn't be a very good song to sing and clap to would it?
Thats proof enough for me. Thanks.