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First, a Vong Co song sung with a second or fourth beat does not need many words. The song is short, up to twenty lines. When I was in Saigon in 1944, the duets were popular because they sang Vong Co or Nam Nghia, Tu Ut, Nam Can Tho, Ba Ben Tre… At that time, Vong Co was sung in octave. That is, each verse requires more words than when singing with a second or fourth beat. By the time Vong Co develops to a sixteenth beat, the song becomes too long to sing twenty lines. Therefore, in Cai Luong village, it was customary to sing only six Vong Co verses.
