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Artknits Songs: Body Part Exersise Song

  I have two hands, YOU DO TOO (4x) You can clap them You can shake them You can wiggle while you wave them YOU HAVE TWO HANDS TOO!   Now clap your hands, CLAP CLAP CLAP! (4x) You can clap them You can shake them You can wiggle while you wave them YOU HAVE TWO HANDS TOO!   I have two ears, YOU DO TOO (4x) You can pull them Make them wiggle You can hear a baby giggle YOU HAVE TWO EARS TOO!   Now make them wiggle, WIGGLE WIGGLE! (4x) You can pull them Make them wiggle You can hear a baby giggle YOU HAVE TWO EARS TOO!   I have two feet, YOU DO TOO (4x) You can stomp them You can click them You can walk around and kick them YOU HAVE TWO FEET TOO!   Now stomp your feet, STOMP STOMP! (4x) You can stomp them You can click them You can walk around and kick them YOU HAVE TWO FEET TOO!   I have two eyes, YOU DO TOO (4x) You can blink them You can wink them You can shut them while you’re sleeping YOU HAVE TWO EYES TOO! Now blink your eyes, BLINK BLINK BLINK! (4x) You can blink them You can wink them You can shut them while you’re sleeping YOU HAVE TWO EYES TOO!   I have two arms, YOU DO TOO (4x) You can raise them While you wiggle You can cross them in the middle YOU HAVE TWO ARMS TOO!   Now raise your arms, WIGGLE WIGGLE! (4x) You can raise them While you wiggle You can cross them in the middle YOU HAVE TWO ARMS TOO!   I have two legs, YOU DO TOO (4x) Make them jump Make them run You can skip while having fun YOU HAVE TWO LEGS TOO!   Now jump up high, BOING BOING! (4x) Make them jump Make them run You can skip while having fun YOU HAVE TWO LEGS TOO!   I have two hands, YOU DO TOO (4x) You can clap them You can shake them You can wiggle while you wave them YOU HAVE TWO HANDS TOO!   Now clap your hands, CLAP CLAP! (4x) You can clap them You can shake them You can wiggle while you wave them YOU HAVE TWO HANDS TOO!


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