"At Snow White's ball the Witch took a chance.<br/>Yay - Oh - Yay - Oh - Yah!<br/>She got red hot shoes that made her dance.<br/>Yay - Oh - Yay - Oh...."<br/><br/>Beedah was almost to the second chorus, when Sarah asked, "Um, what are you singing?"<br/><br/>"Oh..., it's a marching cadence," Beedah answered, feeling a little uncomfortable.  "My Mum was a camp follower and the soldiers would sing as they marched on the road or in practice in a camp."<br/><br/><i>'Note to self,'  </i>thought Beedah,<i>'Sarah probably didn't grow up around normal soldiers'.  </i><br/><br/>"A marching song helps keep people moving at the same pace and in step, so they don't fall over the other soldiers," she added.  "They aren't especially pretty and some of them are quite bawdy, but they do the job."<br/><br/>Even after the explanation, Beedah was feeling a bit self-conscious and decided to just not sing, listening to the sounds of the countryside as the girls walked eastwards.