Kashkash, a Nursery Rhyme
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Kashkash, a Nursery Rhyme
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Peeking through the embers
Stirring up a storm
Kashkash is watching you
And keeping you from harm
Ember ash and kindling
Pretty kings and queens
Counting out your wishes
Lighting up your dreams
Listen to your mother
When she takes you to town
For kashkash gobbles all
The naughty children down
Hearth, tinder, flint & steel
Pretty kings and queens
Granting all your wishes
Dancing in your dreams
Never make a wish that will
Make your mother frown
For kashkash gobbles all
The naughty children down
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