"Old Macdonald"
Old Macdonald had a farm he kept his horses in the barn/
He kept em there so they'd be safe he'd never have to be alarmaed/
Chickens are in the chicken coop they form together make a group/
Cows are in the prairie meanwhile the pigs roll in poop!/
Sheep are kinda sheepish their squimish I know youv'e seen it/
All the turkeys hurkey jerkey gobble gobble when they go berserky/
Early in the morning the farmer he works the hardest/
Rolling out of bed looking at his fridge theres a large list/
Get outta bed gotta clean the stalls buy a ball for his new dog/
feed the goats, clean the boat, its raining out he needs a coat/
Honey bees are in the trees, rabbits want some carrots please/
Zap the mice in the house or taunt em with some swiss cheese/
Water plants lots uh aunts iron pants fix a lamp/
lick a stamp, build a ramp, toilet flooded floors damp/
lots uh chores tons more where to start? not sure/
broken drawer, tractor roars, new engine cant afford/
Working and making a living no kidding he's killing it getting it kicking it/
living it doing it moving it grooving it gets up off his but and moves it/
better then ever so clever he never gets under the weather/
endevors are making em better forever cant messure the man he's a pleasure a national treasure/
duh duh duh duh dah dah dah dah/
duh duh duh duh dah dah dah dah/
Old Mcdonald had a farm/
E I E I OOOOO!/
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