Alexander Beetle i had a little beetle so that beetle was his name and i called him Alexander and he answered just the same and i put him in a matchbox and i kept him all the day but nanny let my beetle out and beetle ran away she said she didn’t mean it and i never said she did she said she wanted matches and she just took off the lid she said i mustn’t worry and i really mustn’t mind that there’s lots and lots of beetles thats she’s certain we could find said if we looked in all the places that a beetle might be near and we made the kind of noises that a beetle likes to hear then i heard a kind of something and i gave a sort of shout it was a beetle house and Alexander beetle coming out it was Alexander beetle i’m as certain as can be and he had that kind of look as though he thought it might be me and he had that kind of look as though he thought he ought to say "i’m really very sorry that i tried to run away" and nanny’s very sorry too cause you know what she did and she’s writing Alexander very blackly on the lid so nan and me are friends because it’s difficult to catch an excited Alexander you’ve mistaken for a match One of the greatest singer/song-writers and the cutest song ever play this song to your little ones they’ll love it. This is a rhythym version only. But if you can finger-pick like her you should be able to make the most of this. Comments corrections and rating appreciated. Enjoy!

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À propos de la chanson

Dans cette chanson, l'histoire tourne autour d'un petit coléoptère que le narrateur a prénommé Alexander. Ce dernier, bien-aimé, se retrouve accidentellement libéré par sa grand-mère, entraînant une petite aventure pour le retrouver. La tendresse de la relation entre le narrateur, le coléoptère et sa grand-mère transparaît, montrant qu’il est important de reconnaître les erreurs et de garder une certaine légèreté face à ces petits désagréments. La chanson évoque aussi la curiosité et l'amusement qui accompagnent la recherche d'Alexander, renforçant le lien familial dans ce moment ludique.