Kick A Stick
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Kick A Stick
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Sometimes I go walking
Walking down the street
When an old aged pensioner
I do meet
That’s when I do practise
My favourite sport
I kick a stick kick a stick
That they do support
Kick a stick kick a stick
Well you can kick a stick
Anywhere you go
Kick that stick kick that stick
And down they go
Well you can kick a stick
As they go on their way
Then you can go
Hip hip hip hooray
Kick a stick kick a stick
Well you can kick artificial limbs
Zimmer frames as well
But kicking sticks well that’s the best way
Old aged pensioners to fell
And when they’re lying
Down there on the floor
You can kick ‘em kick ‘em kick ‘em
More and more
Kick a stick kick a stick
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