A Song For The First Of May (NSFW)

May 1st! Many celebrate it as May Day! According to Wikipedia, "May Day is a public holiday usually celebrated on 1 May or the first Monday of May. It is an ancient festival of spring and a current traditional spring holiday in many European cultures. Dances, singing, and cake are usually part of the festivities." This is a tradition for me, much like a birthday or Christmas, I celebrate it every year! The main difference is, I celebrate it by sharing a song (and other stuff)!

Now that the weather is right, many people are outside, having picnics, doing yard work, all and all enjoy the sunshine. But what about enjoying someone else while enjoying the sunshine? Well luckily, a great musician / comedian named Jonathan Coulton wrote a song that I love to celebrate & share once a year. I do so on today, in particular, because, the song is called "First of May". The song makes me smile and gets me ready for summer. Enjoy the "First of May" below! But be aware... it's Not Safe For Work!

Now, if you really loved that song, like I did, and would like to sing along, I found a version with the lyrics! Sing loud & proud! Get your favorite loved one, and bang it out!

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But what about your friends who are deaf, how can they enjoy? (Especially if they can't read, and that above video won't help them). Never fear! I found a special version of the song, for ASL (American Sign Language) so we get to watch, laugh and learn!

If that song doesn't do it for you, and you'd rather a little less "F***ing" in your First of May songs... well here's The Bee Gees!

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