the nursery rhyme ring around the rosie came from connecticut in the 1840s.
where does the nursery rhyme ring around the rosie come from?
connecticut in the 1840s
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"candy" was written by robbie williams, gary barlow and terje olsen, while production was handled by jacknife lee. the song samples norwegian producer todd terje‘s single "eurodans". it is an upbeat pop track about a girl with a jumped-up opinion of herself. in the hook, he uses nursery rhymes about the plague (ring a ring o’ roses) and taxes. "hey ho here she goes/ either a little too high or a little too low/ got no self-esteem and vertigo/ cause she thinks she's made of candy," williams chants on the chorus. the song contains melodic elements of the nursery rhyme ring a ring o' roses and contains the title of the rhyme at the start of the second verse.
candy (robbie williams song)