A frog went walking on a summer's day - a rhyming song - make up your own verses

More traditionally known as: “Frog went a-courtin’’. This version is adapted from Barbara Ireson and Christopher Rowe’s ‘Over and over again’ published in 1978.
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A frog went walking on a summer’s day,
A hum, a hum.
A frog went walking on a summer’s day,
He met Miss Mousie on the way,
A hum, a hum, a hum, a hum, a hum.
He said, “Miss Mousie will you marry me?”
A hum, a hum,
He said, “Miss Mousie will you marry me?
We’ll live together in an apple tree.”
A hum, a hum, a hum, a hum, a hum.
The first to the wedding was Mr. Pig,
A hum, a hum,
The first to the wedding was Mr. Pig,
He played the guitar and danced a jig,
A hum, a hum, a hum, a hum, a hum.
And what do you think they had for supper?
A hum, a hum,
And what do you think they had for supper?
A fried mosquito and bread and butter.
Yum yum, yum yum, yum yum, yum yum, yum yum.
And what do you think they had on the shelf?
A hum, a hum,
And what do you think they had on the shelf?
If you want to know go look for yourself.
A hum, a hum, a hum, a hum, a hum.