Vote, vote, vote, for little -------
(first named child runs in and starts skipping)
(first named child runs in and starts skipping)
In comes ------- at the door
(new name runs in and starts skipping too)
(new name runs in and starts skipping too)
------- is the one that we all like best (new name)
We don't like ------- anymore
(first child runs out)
(first child runs out)
SHUT THE DOOR!
(second child carries on and a third child runs in
as you start the rhyme again.)
Well that's how I remember it anyway.
(second child carries on and a third child runs in
as you start the rhyme again.)
Well that's how I remember it anyway.
And do you consider your preferred candidate to be useful or beautiful?
ReplyDeletePreferred...hmmm. How long have you got?
ReplyDeleteAnd when I was young, in '60s Edinburgh, there was one that went thus:
ReplyDeleteVote, vote, vote for Mr Hoy
Who's that knocking at the door?
If it's Meikie and his wife
Take a poker and a knife
And they won't come knocking any more
I was told that Mr Meikie and Mr Hoy had been candidates many years before. Politics and skipping were rough in those days too!
Difficult to be enthusiastic about any of them , really .
ReplyDeleteBut the atmosphere should lighten at the house my elderly aunts share.... one votes Labour , one votes Conservative and the silent battle of wills over the placing of election posters in the front window is is riveting to watch .