He drank up all the water, He ate up all the soap. He tried to eat the bathtub, But caught it in his throat.
--A "schoolbus" song from my childhood, about Miss Lucy and her various adventures with her baby, Tiny Tim, the doctor, the nurse, and the Lady With The Alligator Purse.
Sons of God, hear His holy word Gather 'round the table of the Lord Eat His body, drink His blood And we'll sing a song of love Alle lu, alle lu, alle lu, alleluia
We are thankful for this food that we have et. It was pleasing to the appe-tet. It was yummy, yummy, yummy and so pleasing to our tummies And that's the reason for this minuet.
--A sort of camp song, a "thank you" to the cooks. Used at a religious youth retreat.
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We walked to the top of the hill and we ate sandwiches.
Jenny
Flight of The Conchords
Eat it, eat it
Get yourself an egg and beat it
Weird Al
Ate it anyway
Ate it anyway
Ate it anyway
Just now
children's repetetive song Found a Peanut
He drank up all the water,
He ate up all the soap.
He tried to eat the bathtub,
But caught it in his throat.
--A "schoolbus" song from my childhood, about Miss Lucy and her various adventures with her baby, Tiny Tim, the doctor, the nurse, and the Lady With The Alligator Purse.
Sons of God, hear His holy word
Gather 'round the table of the Lord
Eat His body, drink His blood
And we'll sing a song of love
Alle lu, alle lu, alle lu, alleluia
(from Catholic guitar mass, late 60's)
I like to eat, eat, eat, apples and bananas
Children's song
Peas, peas, peas, peas
Eatin' goober peas
Goodness how delicious
Eatin' goober peas
Another song about peanuts. Perhaps Europeans have no songs about peanuts.
Follow her down to a
bridge by a fountain
where rocking horse people
eat marshmallow pies...
---Beatles
I wanna eat 'n' eat 'n' eat 'n' eat
'N' eat until I die
Goofy, in "Mickey and the Beanstalk
It was a real nice clambake
We're mighty glad we came
The vittles we et
Were good, you bet
The company was the same
(Rodgers/Hammerstein, from "Carousel")
We are thankful for this food that we have et.
It was pleasing to the appe-tet.
It was yummy, yummy, yummy and so pleasing to our tummies
And that's the reason for this minuet.
--A sort of camp song, a "thank you" to the cooks. Used at a religious youth retreat.
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