When I Grow Up
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When I Grow Up
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Astronaut, lumberjack
Flute sings Drums bang
Soccer player and the fireman
The cooker lead the rhythm with his pans
The thinker Pianist
Guitar player likes to sing
Clown, Mechanical, drum player
Baker, teacher and the bass player
Who am I gonna be?
Who am I want to be?
When I grow up
I will be, I want to
I want to be you!
Reco-reco and Agogo
Tuba, shark fisherman
Gardener, luthier, chorister
Navigator, king, percurssionist
Triangle, Accordion
Trumpet, Fife, Bass drum
Harpest and oboe tuner
Marathonist, crocodile runner
Who am I gonna be?
Who am I want to be?
When I grow up
I will be, I want to
I want to be you!
Aah, I want to be a super hero!
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