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BPM 113:  Minimalist interpretation. The earliest recorded version of the rhyme is in Tommy Thumb's Pretty Song Book, published in London about 1744, which uses the opening line: 'Hickere, Dickere Dock'.

BPM 158:  Minimalist interpretation. First published in 1744, this is a well-known traditional nursery rhyme and singing game, which is found in different versions all over the world.

BPM 68:  Funny, light-hearted, goofy, plodding along, humorous tune.

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BPM 84:  Smooth pop folk groove. Nostalgic, relaxed and thoughtful.

Very light and summery melody. Joyous and sunny.

BPM 110:  Easy going chill-out song. Short track. Very light and joyful.

BPM 90:  Classical style arrangement with piano, flute, oboe, brass and strings. Very soft, romantic and nostalgic.

BPM 180:  Smooth melodic jazz piece. It takes you somewhere in Paris. Electric guitar, keyboard, vibraphone and soft drums. Elegant, optimistic, romantic.

BPM 120:  Simple and mellow solo piano. Smooth, warm, happy and hopeful mood. Light melody goes progressively to climax.

BPM 102:  Light piano, acoustic guitar. Soothing and sensual. Very light, soft and romantic.

BPM 96:  Acoustic guitars, bass, shaker. Reflective, thoughtful, relaxing.

BPM 74:  Uplifting and heartfelt track with delayed piano and acoustic guitars. Positive and melancholic.

PBM 72 Uplifting, inspiring, sweet piano and acoustic guitar. Strings also help brighten the mood. Motivating, introspective, reflective.

BPM 96:  Reflective acoustic guitar. Longing, pensive, nostalgic. Very soft and touching.

BPM 116:  Acoustic guitars with percussion and light string accompaniment. Reflective and nostalgic.

BPM 114:  Folk-pop song played on acoustic guitar. Very neat and natural recording. Warm feeling, relaxing and nostalgic.