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Five Gold Rings Meme. However, the original lyrics featuring five gold rings are definitely public domain now (globally) and you should not run into any copyright issue. There’s pretty good evidence suggesting “five golden rings” isn’t jewelry but instead a reference to either the yellowish rings around a pheasant’s neck or to “goldspinks,” an old. On monday (19 december), dr anna hughes, who is an astrophysics phd, who works in quantum computing, took to her twitter to speak about what she came to realise in the lyrics. Internet users are freaking out after realizing that the lyric “five gold rings” in the popular — and slightly annoying — holiday carol. Learning that five gooolden riings is not in fact referring to five literal. All your favorite versions of just the five golden rings. But it turns out that the person's true love did not in fact give them five pieces of shiny jewellery, according to one woman on x,. Taking to x, formerly known as twitter, she wrote: Especially the five gold rings part.

All your favorite versions of just the five golden rings. There’s pretty good evidence suggesting “five golden rings” isn’t jewelry but instead a reference to either the yellowish rings around a pheasant’s neck or to “goldspinks,” an old. Internet users are freaking out after realizing that the lyric “five gold rings” in the popular — and slightly annoying — holiday carol. Learning that five gooolden riings is not in fact referring to five literal. Especially the five gold rings part. However, the original lyrics featuring five gold rings are definitely public domain now (globally) and you should not run into any copyright issue. But it turns out that the person's true love did not in fact give them five pieces of shiny jewellery, according to one woman on x,. On monday (19 december), dr anna hughes, who is an astrophysics phd, who works in quantum computing, took to her twitter to speak about what she came to realise in the lyrics. Taking to x, formerly known as twitter, she wrote:

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Five Gold Rings Meme Internet users are freaking out after realizing that the lyric “five gold rings” in the popular — and slightly annoying — holiday carol. Especially the five gold rings part. Learning that five gooolden riings is not in fact referring to five literal. All your favorite versions of just the five golden rings. But it turns out that the person's true love did not in fact give them five pieces of shiny jewellery, according to one woman on x,. There’s pretty good evidence suggesting “five golden rings” isn’t jewelry but instead a reference to either the yellowish rings around a pheasant’s neck or to “goldspinks,” an old. On monday (19 december), dr anna hughes, who is an astrophysics phd, who works in quantum computing, took to her twitter to speak about what she came to realise in the lyrics. Internet users are freaking out after realizing that the lyric “five gold rings” in the popular — and slightly annoying — holiday carol. Taking to x, formerly known as twitter, she wrote: However, the original lyrics featuring five gold rings are definitely public domain now (globally) and you should not run into any copyright issue.