Dotty Christmas Ditties
Album number AHCM0010
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Daft songs to traditional melodies – for children everywhere and all those young at heart!
Written and published by Alison Hedger.
No need to learn new tunes as the ditties are set to well-known Nursery Rhymes. These crazy, catchy rhymes are just right for a bit of seasonal frivolity! Perfect for those in a hurry to get something together for children’s entertainment, performance or party pieces. Suitable for everyone young at heart.
| 1. Mince Pies With His Jym-Jams On | AHCM250 |
| Diddle-diddle Dumpling My Son John | |
| 2.The Father Christmas Round | AHCM251 |
| Frère Jacques | |
| 3.There Were 10 Christmas Crackers | AHCM252 |
| 10 In a Bed | |
| 4. Waiting Up For Santa | AHCM253 |
| 1,2,3,4,5 Once I Caught a Fish Alive | |
| 5. Nine,Ten It’s Christmas Again! | AHCM254 |
| 1,2, Buckle My Shoe | |
| 6.Hanging On My Christmas Tree | AHCM255 |
| Polly Put the Kettle On | |
| 7. Turkey in His Tum-Tum | AHCM256 |
| Yankee Doodle Came to Town |
DOTTY CHRISTMAS DITTIES Album Number AHCM0010
by Alison Hedger for everyone young at heart
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No need to learn new tunes as the ditties use well-known Nursery Rhymes
1. Mince Pies With His Jym-jams On AHCM250
Diddle-diddle Dumpling My Son John
1 .Diddle-diddle Dumpling my son John
Ate mince pies with his jym-jams on.
One shoe off and one shoe on,
Diddle-diddle Dumpling my son John.
2 .Diddle-diddle Dumpling my son John
Ate mince pies with his jym-jams on.
He ate one, then two, then three.
Just one more, and that was four!
3. Diddle-diddle Dumpling my son John
Ate mince pies with his jym-jams on.
He dropped crumbs all over the place,
With a currant on his face!
4 .Diddle-diddle Dumpling my son John
Ate mince pies with his jym-jams on.
Dumpling could not get enough
Of that scrumptious mince-meat stuff!
repeat 1. Diddle-diddle Dumpling my son John
Ate mince pies with his jym-jams on.
One shoe off and one shoe on,
Diddle-diddle Dumpling my son John.
2. The Father Christmas Round AHCM251
Frère Jacques
Father Christmas, Father Christmas
Père Noël, Père Noël
Merry Christmas wishes, merry Christmas wishes,
Joyeux Noël, Joyeux Noël.
3. There Were 10 Christmas Crackers AHCM252
10 In a Bed
1. There were ten Christmas crackers hanging on the tree.
Let’s have fun
And pull one!
So we pulled one cracker, and one was gone…
2. There were nine Christmas crackers hanging on the tree.
Let’s have fun
And pull one!
So we pulled one cracker, and one was gone there were….
3. eight
4. seven
5. six
6. five
7. four
8. three
9. two
10. one
So we pulled one cracker, and one was gone there were….
11. No Christmas crackers hanging on the tree.
Can’t pull one.
They’re all gone!
4. Waiting Up For Santa AHCM253
1,2,3,4,5 Once I Caught a Fish Alive
Once I kept myself awake.
Trying hard not to sleep.
It is true! I’m not a cheat.
2. Why did you stay awake?
Didn’t you get a bad head ache?
Yes, but it was neat
To see dear Santa’s two big feet!
3. “Big feet” did you say?
What about his reindeer sleigh?
No, I only saw
Santa going out the door!
5. Nine,Ten It’s Christmas Again! AHCM254
1,2, Buckle My Shoe
One, Two. How do you do?
Three, Four. A party for sure.
Five, Six. Pick and mix.
Seven, Eight. Grab a plate.
Nine, Ten. It’s Christmas again.
One, Two. Hullabaloo.
Three, Four. Presents galore.
Five, Six. Party tricks.
Seven, Eight. This is great.
Nine, Ten. It’s Christmas again!
6. Hanging On My Christmas Tree AHCM255
Polly Put the Kettle On
Come and see my Christmas tree
Twinkling oh so prettily.
It is twice as tall as me,
let’s go and see.
CHORUS:
Something special after tea,
Hanging on my Christmas tree.
One for you and one for me.
Let’s go and see.
Polly put the kettle on,
Polly put the kettle on.
Polly put the kettle on,
We’ll all have tea.
CHORUS:
Something special after tea,
Hanging on my Christmas tree.
One for you and one for me.
Let’s go and see.
7. Turkey in His Tum-Tum AHCM256
Yankee Doodle Came to Town
1. Yankee Doodle ate some turkey 2. Yankee Doodle came to town
For his Christmas dinner. A-riding on his pony.
He washed it down with lemonade. He stuck a feather in his cap
He thought it was a winner. And called it macaroni.
CHORUS: Yankee Doodle doodle-dee,
Yankee Doodle dum-dum.
Yankee Doodle felt so good
With turkey in his tum-tum.
| © 2009 Alison Hedger Children’s Music |