LWKMD!!!!! Especially the yoruba rhymes,  can anyone remember "Alawiye", My favourite is "Obo Oba"

"Obe baba bo,O ba obo oba
A O ba baba be oba,A o ba be"

That Yoruba teacher was ruthless


This is a popular one that no one's put up yet

Mr Macaroni
Riding on a bicycle,

ehie:

I am a Poor little sailor boy that comes from the sea
that comes from the sea juz to marry you
Oh will u marry marry marry
will you you marry me?

". . . .Oh! I wont marry, marry marry marry I wont marry you! _{stil sang it few dayz ago!}

Moyola:

Wot vershunz dhiz?

Here's wota'knw:

"Some rivers in Africaaaa {2x} Nile, Niger, Benue, Congo,  Orange, ***dunno*****, Zambezi"

the exact order skips my mind but limpopo is right before zambezi.

nile niger benue congo *** *** orange limpopo zambezi



there could different versions sha

There are two blacks birds sitting on the wall,
One named PETER, One named PAUL,
Fly away PETER, Fly away PAUL,
Oh, Come back two black birds and sit on the wall.



MONTHS OF THE YEAR ARE:-
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December





When i grow up,
I will buy many cars,
I will build many houses
I will become the president
I will take care of the poor and little children
I will make my country great.


*****Our teachers promised us that this "When i grow up song" will come to pass in our lives. Whats happening? am yet to see them happen***** crosses her heart.
Hope dey, after all teachers dont lie.

I juz say "hipopo" lol! so itz "Limpopo" hmmmn!

"Fere Jacque, Fere Jacque. . . ."

Dont mind my GRAMMAR

black black black sheep are u any fooo

yes sir yes sir ti ba fooo

one for that master one for that girl (thats all i remember, please help me out.)




Humpty dumpty sat on the wall

Humpty dumpty have a great fall, help me out




Bata re a du koko kaaaaaa(2ce)

Ti o ba kawe re bata re a du koko ka(2ce)

Bata re awa sere re ile, ti o ba kawe re bata re a du koko ka.






Awa mete niya bi

Iya ran wa losoko

Oni kalo mu isu loko

Agbe gba an lo soko kale tete bowale

igba tawa bowale iwin nla kan pade wa

komale je ka losile kalo rohin kawa fabo sile

I remember when I was a soldier (4 X)
hipi ya ya hippi hippi yaya  (4X)


that was song for matching into the classrooms
another

Oh my home
Oh my home
when shall I see my home
when shall I see my native land
I'll never forget my home

great one

bata mi a dun kon kon ka

bata mi a dun kon kon ka

ti mba kawe mi

bata mi a dun kon kon ka

justfash50:

Dont mind my GRAMMAR

black black black sheep are u any fooo

yes sir yes sir ti ba fooo

one for that master one for that girl (thats all i remember, please help me out.)

Black black sheep have you any wool?
Yes sir yes sir 3 bags full
1 for the Master, 1 for the dame & 1 for the little boy who lives down the lane!

We are the children of blank blank school (twice)
and so we are very proud,we are very proud of blank blank school

ten ten- the naija version of rock paper scissors

Now the day is over
night is drawing nigh
shadows of the evening
still across the sky

Glory to the father
glory to the Son
and the Holy Spirit
blessed three in one


Aaaaaaaaaaaaaameeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen!

Olodo rabata
Oju eja lo'mo jeh
Oni lo paper
Silatii lo ma lo
Aji iyan jeh
Eba tutu
lomo jeh
Siiiioooooohhhh!!!

Latii Latii comer
How r yu shame!!

a Rhyme called paddle your own canoe
i paddle my own canoe
i forgot the song but i knew it was so sad even then

I think its like this
My mother is dead and gone to her grave
and i have nobody to comfort my soul
so i am gonna paddle my own canoe,
paddle my own canoe
you paddle your own canoe

Who sat and watch my infant head

When sleeping, please help me out

{continue frm where justfash50 stopped}
, on my cradle bed
and tears of sweet affection shed

My Moooooooother

ah, no, the truth I cannot share

and if God please my life to spare

I hope I can reward thy care

my mother


**something like that**

God whose name is love
happy children we
listen to the hymns that we sing to thee
help us to be good
always kind and true
in the games we play
and the work we do.


The day is bright
its bright & fair
oh happy day
the day of Joy(2ce), mama jolof rice

ovdot:

God whose name is love
happy children we
listen to the hymns that we sing to thee
help us to be good
always kind and true
in the games we play
and the work we do.


The day is bright
its bright & fair
oh happy day
the day of Joy(2ce), mama jolof rice

Jumping, Jumping- o am jumping
et al

ovdot:

God whose name is love
happy children we
listen to the hymns that we sing to thee
help us to be good
always kind and true
in the games we play
and the work we do.


The day is bright
its bright & fair
oh happy day
the day of Joy(2ce),  mama jolof rice

Jumping, Jumping- o am jumping

Now the day is over
,

Hello Mr Vaseline
Mo Jarun meji lobo iya e
Mo fi kan, (lost the words)
Mo fikan to ku gba penarity
Thank you

I hope i got this right sha.



One man went to mow oooooo, went to mow and mellow

One man and his dog went to mow and mellow

Two men went to mow oooooo, went to mow and mellow

Two men and his dog went to mow and mellow, like that till infinity.






John bull my son i send u to school u dont know how to spell ur name

J, O, H, N,  B, U, L, L     you dont know how to spell your name.





Rain rain go away come again another day little seun want to play

Old soldier is dead and gone to his crave- hoo haa, gone to his grave
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*Then when dismissing we'd sing*:
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Amara chukwu du naba anyi ulo,

Chineke bi n'igwe du naba anyi ulo,

Amara chukwu du naba anyi ulo,,,

Amen.

my grandfather's clock
was too large for the shelf
so it stood ninety years on the floor
it was born on the day that the old man was born
and it stayed much more than the man

my grand father's clock was too large for the shelf
so it stood ninety years on the floor,


pat a cake, pat a cake
baker's man
bake me a cake as fast as u can,


those were very wonderful days.

black, black, black sheep have u any wool, yes I yes I , etc

many of them shaaa.but forgotten d lines ohhhhhhhh

my head,my shoulder,my knee, my toes(3ce)
they all belong to Jesus.



2 bread n butter
baskelebe
ma je o gbona
baskelebe
ma je o tutu
baskelebe etc


3 bata re adun koko ka
ti o ba ka iwe re
bata re adun ko ko ka
kehnie kawe re
bata re adun ko ko ka.


4 labe igi oro bon
nibe la gbe sere wa
inu wa dun
ara wa ya
labe igi oron bo.

1) Teacher, ukhe gbemhe ne,
akhue uyomhe vueda gie.

2) Two little black bird sitting on a wall,
one named Peter, one named Paul,
fly away Peter, fly away Paul,
come back Peter, come back Paul,
oh! come back two little black birds and sit on the wall.

3)Tick says the clock tick tick
what you have to do do quick.

4) Hickety pickety my black hen
she lays egg for gentle men
sometimes 9 and some times 10
hickety pickety my black hen.

5) Rain rain go away
come again another day
little Johny want to play

6) m d, d r m,
m d m d f m r,
m d d r m,
d r m f t r d.

7) Elehinmi the chief oh
non sense and ingredent
he don becom a thief oh
none sense and ingredent

Arizo compashooo
Nigeria skull obey
to serve awa father land
with love and strent and fayyy
one nation ba thy heroes pass
shaii neva be in vain
to serve without awa mind
one nation bind in freeeedom
peace and unity.

category:

2) Two little black bird sitting on a wall,
one named Peter, one named Paul,
fly away Peter, fly away Paul,
come back Peter, come back Paul,
oh! come back two little black birds and sit on the wall.

LOL I remember this. . . . those troublesome days.

lwkmd i wan burst wt lafta eee, tears de comot frm my eyes sef

<Herrice o kompashun nigeria con obEY TO saf her fatherlan wit stren an fait.:-) :-) :-)
< ta lo wannu ogba na omo kekere kan ni, shen wa wo ma wa wo. Iwo lo pa iwo lo gbenyin sogba omo jaguda ton je ewure te le mi kalo{who's is the garden yoruba rendition
< my mother, Who sir an wash ma infa hell when slip who con take me away .blah blah blah. O yes and this one blah blah blah sheep are you enemy? Yes sir yes sir iiii
how heartily we sang those sweet rubbish, it was fun though