Okay, ds came out with this rhyme in the car, which he's obviously learnt at nursery. He wasn't very coherent, and I've forgotten bits of it, but it's driving me nuts trying to work out what the rhyme is, so I thought you knowledgeable lot might know it and know what all the words are!!!
There's lots of gaps... sorry!
helicopter, helicopter, will you come to tea?
[.....] half past three
daddy [....sommat about cakes?...] make a nice cup of tea
[.......] half past three.
Now, to make things harder, he has a habit of substituting words and phrases just to drive me insane. For example: "baa baa black sheep have you any wool? Yes sir, yes sir, three bags full. One for the master, one for the dame, one for the little boy who has holes in his socks".
It's going to bug me until I know the proper rhyme. Please... someone out there must be able to help!!!
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Children's Rhyme Driving Me NUTS - Please Help!!!
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GeorginaA · 03/04/2004 23:18
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