There may be a few stuff taking place with Bud Beer commercials that use the word, "Dilly, dilly." Individuals had been speaking approximately this word. Effectively, there's a tune that reached #three at the Billboard Charts 1959 referred to as "Lavender Blue (Dilly, Dilly) by way of Sammy Taylor. This is the lyrics: wedding
SAMMY TURNER'S
"Lavender-Blue (Dilly Dilly)"
(Larry Morey and Eliot Daniel)

Lavender blue
Dilly-dilly
Lavender inexperienced
If I have been king
Dilly-dilly
I might desire a queen
Whoa-oh, who instructed me so
Dilly-dilly
Who advised me so
I instructed myself
Dilly-dilly
I instructed me so
In the event that your dilly-dilly coronary heart
Feels a dilly-dilly approach
When you'll reply definite
In a horny little church
On a dilly-dilly day
You can be wed in a dilly-dilly clothe of
Lavender blue
Dilly-dilly
Lavender inexperienced
Then I will be king
Dilly-dilly
You will be my queen
Then I will be king
Dilly-dilly
You will be my queen
(Lavender blue, dilly-dilly)

However, the starting place of the "Dilly, dilly" word comes from a seventeenth century English folks music and nursery rhyme (first transcribed by way of James Halliwell in 1849).

"Lavender's Blue" (also known as "Lavender Blue")

Lavender's blue, dilly dilly, lavender's inexperienced,
After i am king, dilly dilly, you can be queen:
Who instructed you so, dilly dilly, who informed you so?
'Twas mine very own center, dilly dilly, that advised me so.
Name up your adult males, dilly dilly, set them to paintings,
A few with a rake, dilly dilly, a few with a fork;
A few to make hay, dilly dilly, a few to thresh corn,
When you and that i, dilly dilly, continue ourselves hot.
While you could die, dilly dilly, because it might hap,
You might be buried, dilly dilly, below the faucet;
Who informed you so, dilly dilly, pray inform me why?
Which you may drink, dilly dilly, if you find yourself dry.

Could not in finding on YouTube the Sammy Turner recording, that is slightly memorable. There are lots of recording of this tune, going returned to Burl Ives and Doris Day. Here's a hassle-free quilt: