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[edit] Not Just UK, Canada and Ireland
The text says, "[i]t is believed of English origin, but has spread to Ireland and Canada, where it is also commonly sung." Show Me The Way ... is equally well known in the US (11 of the 16 popular culture references are American), and the text has been edited to read, "spread to Ireland and North America." How about Australia and NZ? Can we say that this drunken little ditty is commonly known throughout the Anglophonic world? 68.83.141.31 00:18, 19 June 2007 (UTC)Essex9999
