Very well, I thank you. Wiggle thumbs as if they're 'talking' to each other Run away Hide right hand behind back Run away. Hide left hand behind back Where is pointer? Where is pointer? Here I am Bring right hand to front, with index finger up Here I am. Bring left hand to front, with index finger up How are you this morning? Wiggle fingers as if they're 'talking' to each other Run away Hide right hand behind back Run away. Hide left hand behind back Where is tall man?
Where is tall man? Here I am Bring right hand to front, with third finger up Here I am. Bring left hand to front, with third finger up How are you this morning? Hide left hand behind back Where is ring man? Where is ring man? Here I am Bring right hand to front, with fourth finger up Here I am.
Bring left hand to front, with fourth finger up How are you this morning? Hide left hand behind back Where is pinkie? Where is pinkie? Here I am Bring right hand to front, with pinkie finger up Here I am. Bring left hand to front, with pinkie finger up How are you this morning?
Hide left hand behind back Where is the family? Where is the family? Here we are. Bring right hand to front, with all fingers showing Here we are.
Bring left hand to front, with all fingers showing How are you this morning? This old man He played two He played knick-knack on my shoe With a knick-knack paddy-wack Give your dog a bone This old man came rolling home.
This old man He played three He played knick-knack on my knee With a This old man He played four He played knick-knack on my door This old man He played five He played knick-knack on my hive This old man He played six He played knick-knack on my sticks This old man He played seven He played knick-knack up in heaven This old man He played eight He played knick-knack on my gate This old man He played nine He played knick-knack on my spine This old man He played ten He played knick-knack once again With a knick-knack paddy-wack Give your dog a bone This old man came rolling home!
The origins of This Old Man are unclear. It's probably an old English nursery rhyme or counting song. It's been around for a very long time! Many nursery rhymes and old songs referred to contemporary events or politics , and the true meaning of most of them - including this one - has been lost over time.
Everyone has a theory about the meaning of the This Old Man lyrics. To understand the theories, you need to understand the outdated vocabulary. Here are possible meanings of some of the words:. No need to wonder any longer! You can read about the meaning of the Moonshadow lyrics right now! This is a great song for using your creativity. Instead of a knee, what could the man use for playing paddy-wack? A tree? A bee? A golf tee?
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