A garden at all!
I ain't gonna have (Yes, ma'am!)
And sweet tomatoes.
Oh, John the rabbit. He ate potatoes.
Had a mighty habit Yes, Mam.. And eating all my peas (oh yes!) Oh, John the rabbit, oh yes! No garden at all (No, ma'am!) Got a mighty bad habit, oh yes! Oh John the rabbit, yes ma'am Got a mighty habit yes ma'am Jumping in my garden "Cutting down my cabbage "My sweet potatoes "My fresh tomatoes "And If i live "To see next fall "I ain't gonna have "No trouble at all "Oh John the rabbit "Got a mighty habit "Jumping up in the morning "Putting on his clothes His socks and shoes His shirt and pants " He ate tomatoes, oh yes!
Oh yes! Oh John the rabbit "Got a mighty habit "Jumping up in the morning "Putting on his clothes His socks and shoes His shirt and pants "And if he's ready "at half past eight "He can go to school "and he won't be late" Oh John the rabbit, yes ma'am Got a mighty habit yes ma'am Jumping in my garden "Cutting down my lettuce "And all my carrots " Your purchase will help us keep our site online!Please contribute a traditional song or rhyme from your country.• Commentary from ordinary people about what the poems have meant to their lives100 Favorites (300+ Pages), Many with Sheet Music and Links to Recordings!
Of jumping in my garden.
Print the vegetables/rhythms you choose. I ain't gonna have Yes, Mam.. No cotton at all.
I ain't gonna have (Yes, ma'am!)
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Old John the Rabbit (oh yes!)
Had a mighty bad habit (oh yes!) And sweet potatoes, oh yes! Students sing about the antics of John the Rabbit, add a simple Orffestration, and compose eight-beat vegetable rhythms. Your purchase will help us keep our site online!• Commentary from ordinary people about what the poems have meant to their lives100 Favorites (300+ Pages), Many with Sheet Music and Links to Recordings!
And if I live, oh yes! Oh John the rabbit, yes ma'am Got a mighty habit yes ma'am Jumping in my garden "Cutting down my cabbage "My sweet potatoes "My fresh tomatoes "And If i live "To see next fall "I ain't gonna have "No trouble at all "Oh John the rabbit "Got a mighty habit "Jumping up in the morning "Putting on his clothes His socks and shoes His shirt and pants "
And eatin' all my peas, oh yes!
He ate tomatoes, oh yes! Got a mighty bad habit, oh yes! Many include beautiful illustrations, commentary by ordinary people, and links to recordings, videos, and sheet music.
To see next fall.
And cuttin' down my cabbage, oh yes!
To see next fall, oh yes! to see next fall (Yes, ma'am!) And if I live (Yes, ma'am!)
Got a mighty habit (Yes, ma'am!)
Oh, John the rabbit, oh yes! And cutting all my cabbage (oh yes!) My sweet potatoes (Yes, ma'am!) And sweet potatoes (oh yes!) And if I live. My fresh tomatoes (Yes, ma'am!)
Of goin' to my garden, oh yes! John the Rabbit, lyrics, Music You Can Read, Music Notes, Inc Of going to my garden (oh yes!) And eatin' all my peas, oh yes! He ate tomatoes (oh yes!) to see next fall (Yes, ma'am!) And sweet potatoes, oh yes! Oh, John the rabbit (Yes, ma'am!) Oh, John the rabbit (Yes, ma'am!) My sweet potatoes (Yes, ma'am!)