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"Walking, Walking" is an American children's song, repetitive song and a folk song. It's sung to the tune of the French song " Frère Jacques". [1] [2]
Lyrics
The most common lyrics (text) of the song are:
Walking, walking,
Walking, walking,
Hop, hop, hop!
Hop, hop, hop!
Running, running, running,
Running, running, running,
Now let's stop!
Now let's stop!
(Repeat 1st verse)
Tiptoe, tiptoe,
Tiptoe, tiptoe,
Jump, jump, jump!
Jump, jump, jump!
Swiming, swiming, swiming,
Swiming, swiming, swiming,
Now let's sleep!
Now let's sleep!
(Repeat 1st verse)
See also
References
- ^ Toddler Time, Grade Preschool: Classroom Activities for Active Toddlers. Carson-Dellosa Publishing. September 1, 2012. p. 158. ISBN 9781620578827 – via Google Books.
- ^ Music, Art and Movements N' 2007 Ed. Rex Bookstore, Inc. p. 148. ISBN 9789712347498 – via Google Books.
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"Walking, Walking" is an American children's song, repetitive song and a folk song. It's sung to the tune of the French song " Frère Jacques". [1] [2]
Lyrics
The most common lyrics (text) of the song are:
Walking, walking,
Walking, walking,
Hop, hop, hop!
Hop, hop, hop!
Running, running, running,
Running, running, running,
Now let's stop!
Now let's stop!
(Repeat 1st verse)
Tiptoe, tiptoe,
Tiptoe, tiptoe,
Jump, jump, jump!
Jump, jump, jump!
Swiming, swiming, swiming,
Swiming, swiming, swiming,
Now let's sleep!
Now let's sleep!
(Repeat 1st verse)
See also
References
- ^ Toddler Time, Grade Preschool: Classroom Activities for Active Toddlers. Carson-Dellosa Publishing. September 1, 2012. p. 158. ISBN 9781620578827 – via Google Books.
- ^ Music, Art and Movements N' 2007 Ed. Rex Bookstore, Inc. p. 148. ISBN 9789712347498 – via Google Books.