Roly Poly
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Roly Poly
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Roly Poly eatin' corn and taters hungry every minute of the day
Roly Poly knowin' all the biscuits as long as he can chew it it's okay
He can eat an apple pie and never even bat an eye
He likes everything from a soup to hay
Oh Roly Poly daddy's little fatty daddy's gonna be a man someday
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Roly Poly scrambled eggs for breakfast bread and jelly twenty times a day
Roly Poly eats a hard day dinner it takes a lot of strenght to run and play
He bowls up weeds and does the chores and run both ways to Holday's stores
He waers up that apetite that way
Hey Roly Poly daddy's little fatty daddy's gonna be a man someday
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Price Ray performs "Roly Poly", and this lyric page sits inside the Price Ray catalog on LyroVerse.
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