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− | '''Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavor '''is the song from [[Kidsongs: Baby Animal Songs]]. |
+ | '''Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavor (On the Bedpost Overnight?)''' is the song from [[Kidsongs: Baby Animal Songs]]. It was originally sung by Lonnie Donegan. |
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+ | <poem> |
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− | Oh me oh my oh you |
+ | Oh me, oh my, oh you! |
− | Whatever shall I do |
+ | Whatever shall I do? |
− | Hallelujah |
+ | Hallelujah! |
− | The question is peculiar |
+ | The question is peculiar! |
− | I’d give a lot of dough |
+ | I’d give a lot of dough; |
− | If only I could know |
+ | If only I could know, |
The answer to my question, |
The answer to my question, |
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− | Is it |
+ | Is it “Yes!” or is it “No!”? |
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Does your chewing gum lose its flavor |
Does your chewing gum lose its flavor |
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− | On the bedpost overnight |
+ | On the bedpost overnight? |
− | If your mother says "Don’t chew it" |
+ | If your mother says "Don’t chew it!", |
Do you swallow in spite |
Do you swallow in spite |
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And you catch it on your tonsils |
And you catch it on your tonsils |
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− | And you heave it left and right |
+ | And you heave it left and right? |
− | (EEE EEE) |
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Does your chewing gum lose its flavor |
Does your chewing gum lose its flavor |
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− | On the bedpost overnight |
+ | On the bedpost overnight? |
− | Here comes the blushing bride |
+ | Here comes the blushing bride; |
− | The groom is by her side |
+ | The groom is by her side, |
Up to the altar |
Up to the altar |
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− | Just as steady as Gibraltar |
+ | Just as steady as Gibraltar. |
− | The groom has got the ring |
+ | The groom has got the ring, |
And it’s such a pretty thing |
And it’s such a pretty thing |
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That as he slips it on her finger |
That as he slips it on her finger |
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− | The choir begins to sing |
+ | The choir begins to sing... |
− | + | '''Chorus''' |
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Now the nation rose as one |
Now the nation rose as one |
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To send their honored son |
To send their honored son |
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− | Up to the |
+ | Up to the White House, |
− | The nation’s only |
+ | The nation’s only White House; |
To voice their discontent |
To voice their discontent |
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− | Unto the |
+ | Unto the President, |
− | Upon the burning question |
+ | Upon the burning question, |
− | What has swept this continent |
+ | What has swept this continent? |
− | + | '''Chorus''' |
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Does your chewing gum lose its flavor |
Does your chewing gum lose its flavor |
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− | On the |
+ | On the bed-post o-ver-night? |
+ | </poem> |
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+ | [[Category:Lyrics]] |
Revision as of 02:18, 11 March 2021
Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavor (On the Bedpost Overnight?) is the song from Kidsongs: Baby Animal Songs. It was originally sung by Lonnie Donegan.
Lyrics
Oh me, oh my, oh you!
Whatever shall I do?
Hallelujah!
The question is peculiar!
I’d give a lot of dough;
If only I could know,
The answer to my question,
Is it “Yes!” or is it “No!”?
Chorus
Does your chewing gum lose its flavor
On the bedpost overnight?
If your mother says "Don’t chew it!",
Do you swallow in spite
And you catch it on your tonsils
And you heave it left and right?
Does your chewing gum lose its flavor
On the bedpost overnight?
Here comes the blushing bride;
The groom is by her side,
Up to the altar
Just as steady as Gibraltar.
The groom has got the ring,
And it’s such a pretty thing
That as he slips it on her finger
The choir begins to sing...
Chorus
Now the nation rose as one
To send their honored son
Up to the White House,
The nation’s only White House;
To voice their discontent
Unto the President,
Upon the burning question,
What has swept this continent?
Chorus
Does your chewing gum lose its flavor
On the bed-post o-ver-night?