Who knows the rest of this little rhyme kids did in elementary school?
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Down by the bay where the hanky panky grows, the bullfrogs jump from bank to bank, saying eek ike oke ouke, listen to the ding dong, i pledge allegiance to the flag, micheal jackson is a ***, coca cola messed him up, now we're drinking 7-up, 7-up has no caffeine...........\n\nnow im talking billy jean. billy jean is out of style.. ace, king,queen,jack , wild.\n\n\ni sing mine different\n\nbut i dont remember it
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I did come across this - it claims to search for them\nhttp://legacy.dillfrog.com/tools/rhymer/help.asp?word=\n\nand this has a nice little search box and some good examples\nhttp://www.brownielocks.com/spoonerisms.html
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jibberish from a nursery rhyme song
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I also knew the second one growing up but heard the first one from a friend. I prefer the first of course. Now though I don't use these little rhymes with my child. I teach her to pray for what she needs and to meditate to listen for the answers.
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http://www.rhymezone.com/
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You mean this one?\n\nWho let the frogs out\nRibbit, ribbit, ribbit, ribbit\nRibbit, ribbit, ribbit, ribbit\nRibbit, ribbit, ribbit, ribbit\n\nWho let the frogs out, ribbit ribbit ribbit ribbit\nWho let the frogs out, ribbit ribbit ribbit ribbit\n\nWhen the pond, it was nice, the party was jumpin'\nHey yippie-yi-yo\nAnd everybody havin' a croak\nHey-yippie-yi-yo\nI tell the fellas, come over to my pad\nHey yippie-yi-yo\nEvil bullfrogs report to the call\nThe poor frog show down \n\nWho let the frogs out, ribbit ribbit ribbit ribbit\nWho let the frogs out, ribbit ribbit ribbit ribbit\n\nI see ya little lilypad float up to our coast\nFrogs really want to get down\nGet back off of me, frog's envy is green\nGet back, you flea eating monsters\n\nWho let the frogs out, ribbit ribbit ribbit ribbit\nWho let the frogs out, ribbit ribbit ribbit ribbit\n\nI'm gonna tell, hey yippie-yi-yo\nTo any girls calling them little toads, hey yippie-yi-yo\nTell the dummy, hey man we're sitting on the fast log\nYou catch a fly on your tongue and there's another behind \nHey yippie-yi-yo\nToadstool floats up now\n\nWho let the frogs out, ribbit ribbit ribbit ribbit\nWho let the frogs out, ribbit ribbit ribbit ribbit\n\nSay, a froggy is nothin' if he don't have a toad, all froggy don't hold it\nA froggy is nothin' if he don't have a toad\nAll froggies hold your toads, hold em all now\n\nWait for y'all my frogs, the party is on \nI gotta get my leaf to croak the bog \nDo you see the bubbles coming from my throat\nWhat could you be friend \nThat little green man got nothing on us now\nMe and my scaly wart-warts\nAnd I can't seek a lot, any tadpole will do \nI'm figurin' that's why they call me a bullfrog\nCause I'm a bull inside a frog's body\nWhen they see me they crooooaaaaakk\n\nWho let the frogs out, ribbit ribbit ribbit ribbit\nWho let the frogs out, ribbit ribbit ribbit ribbit \n\n\nIf so, enjoy!
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The original "Ma Na Ma Na" was a sesame street tune.  It has been covered many times, most recently by Cake.
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As the kids' song goes:\n\nSome day in outer space\nGod has prepared a place\nFor those who trust Him and obey\nJesus will come again\nAlthough we don't know when\nThe countdown's getting lower every day\n\nTen and nine\nEight and seven\nSix and five and four\nCall upon the Savior while you may\nThree and two\nComing through\nThe clouds a bright array\nThe countdown's getting lower every day
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Shortnin' Bread\nPaul Chaplain\n\n[Afro-American traditional]\n\n\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\n\nThree little children layin' in the bed\nTwo were sick and the other 'most dead\nSent for the doctor, the doctor said\n"Feed those children on shortnin' bread"\n\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\n\nWhen those children layin' in the bed\nHeard that talk about shortnin' bread\nThey popped up well and started to sing\nSkipping 'round the room doing the pigeon wing\n\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\n\nPut on the skillet \nPut on the lid\nMamma's going to make some shortnin' bread\nThat's not all she's going to do\nMamma's going to cook us some cocoa too\n\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\n\nI snuck to the kitchen, picked up the lid\nI filled my pockets full of shortnin’ bread\nI winked at the pretty little girl and said\n"Baby, how'd you like some shortnin’ bread"\n\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\n\nGot caught with the skillet \nGot caught with the lid\nGot caught with my mouth full of shortnin' bread\nSix months for the skillet, six months for the lid\nSix months in the jail eatin' shortnin’ bread\n\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin', shortnin'\nMamma's little baby loves shortnin' bread\n\nanswer  paul chaplain
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You mean the children's song?\n\nSally the camel had 5 humps\nSally the camel had 5 humps\nSally the camel had 5 humps\nRide Sally ride.\n\nNext verse is 4 humps, then 3 humps, then 2 humps, then 1 hump.\n\nThe last verse is\n\nSally the camel had no hump\nSally the camel had no hump\nSally the camel had no hump\n\nthen the kids SAY (not sing) Sally's a horse of course!\n\nIt's just a nonsense children's song. Kids love it for it's repetiviness and it's easy to remember and sing, and of course they all get the joke at the end. Kids' songs don't need a meaning.
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The correct answer is "NO"... (That's why kindergarten students can answer it.)\n\nThe last line of the riddle should read, "Can you guess the correct answer?"
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Almost sounds like one of those old School House Rock songs you used to find between cartoons on ABC saturday mornings.  Not sure but here is the schoolhouse rock link maybe you can find it there.
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^ That isn't the only link one could find to this riddle.\n\nWhy has it been posted like 25 times in the last week?\n\nOk I previously stated that I felt the best answer was "pressure" but I am retracting that.\n\nIf you look at the riddle, the only part that actually states a question is the last line which reads "Can you guess the riddle?"  I would bet that Kindergarten students would just be like "ha... no!" while Harvard students would be driven nuts.\n\n And well, NO is the correct answer.  \n\nSo what is the rest of the riddle there for?  Well probably because its a riddle and that is the superfluous information.
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Sue (like the girl's name)\nDough (like what you make bread out of)\nNim (which rhymes with gym)
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ok its called Bubblegum by Mister loco
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All: Day-o, day-ay-ay-o \nAll: Daylight come and he wanna go home \nAll: Day, he say day, he say day, he say day,\nAll: He say day, he say day-ay-ay-o\nAll: Daylight come and he wanna go home \n\nBoys: Work all night on a drink a'rum \nGirls: Daylight come and he wanna go home \nBoys: Stack banana till thee morning come \nGirls: Daylight come and he wanna go home \n\nBoys: Come, Mr. Tally Mon, tally me banana \nGirls: Daylight come and he wanna go home \nBoys: Come, Mr. Tally Mon, tally me banana \nGirls: Daylight come and he wanna go home\n\n\nBoys: It's six foot, seven foot, eight foot, Bunch! \nGirls: Daylight come and he wanna go home \nBoys: Six foot, seven foot, eight foot, Bunch! \nGirls: Daylight come and he wanna go home\n\nBoys: Day, he say day-ay-ay-o \nGirls: Daylight come and he wanna go home \nBoys: Day, he say day, he say day, he say day, \nBoys: He say day, he say day \nGirls: Daylight come and he wanna go home \n\nBoys: A beautiful bunch a'ripe banana \nGirls: Daylight come and he wanna go home \nBoys: Hide thee deadly black tarantula \nGirls: Daylight come and he wanna go home \n\nBoys: It's six foot, seven foot, eight foot, Bunch! \nGirls: Daylight come and he wanna go home \nBoys: Six foot, seven foot, eight foot, Bunch! \nGirls: Daylight come and he wanna go home\n\nBoys: Day, he say day-ay-ay-o \nGirls: Daylight come and he wanna go home \nBoys: Day, he say day, he say day, he say day, \nBoys: He say day, he say day \nGirls: Daylight come and he wanna go home \n\nBoys: Come, Mr. Tally Mon, tally me banana \nGirls: Daylight come and he wanna go home \nBoys: Come, Mr. Tally Mon, tally me banana \nGirls: Daylight come and he wanna go home\n\nAll: Day-o, day-ay-ay-o \nAll: Daylight come and he wanna go home \nAll: Day, he say day, he say day, he say day,\nAll: He say day, he say day-ay-ay-o\nAll: Daylight come and he wanna go hoooome
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I think it is one of the songs they sing on Playschool