Examples of using Maypole in English and their translations into Czech
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We wrap ourselves around the Maypole.
Oh, Heidi pours your golden mead♪ you're in the maypole dance♪♪ a river too wild, my soul♪.
Violet's borrowed a maypole to do something with the Brownies, but the Cubs,
you would find me in Penge dancing around a maypole as if my life depended upon it.
They sent in Myles Standish, leading the militia, he chopped down the maypole.
turn right, keep going straight and the Maypole is on your right.
In May slim Maypole with decorative top appears as a manifestation of love of inlove boys in front of the windows of single girls.
We were drinking in the Maypole until around ten… and then we said goodbye on Sidney Street.
You know, even in ancient times, the Maypole ceremony was reserved only for fae who had found their soul mates.
They even danced round the Maypole once a month, wearing masks, There was booze… you name it.
the wizard cut open a bag of salt. and now the dancing minions have nowhere to put their big maypole… fish thing.
there was music… There was booze… They even danced round the Maypole once a month, wearing masks, you name it… They even… worshiping god knows what, Whites and Indians together all going for broke.
Our Jerusalem, our chariot of fire, the maypole around which the people of this funny little rock in the North Atlantic can gather,
And now the dancing minions She's sad because have nowhere to put their big maypole… Fish thing. her lover gave her 12 gold coins, but then the wizard cut open the bag of salt.
They even danced round the Maypole once a month, wearing masks, There was booze, fornication, there was music… you name it.
They even danced round the Maypole once a month, wearing masks.
there was music… They even danced round the Maypole once a month, wearing masks, worshiping god knows what, Whites and Indians together all going for broke. They even… There was booze.
Put me through to Maypole 245.
I signed the girls up for Maypole duty.
They dance around the maypole where we shall be married.