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Every boy running and the little girl |
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At the money took up in their hand |
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Over the wall and down into the street |
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Give your money to the hollerin' man |
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Give your money to the hollerin' man |
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Every boy runs for Hokey Pokey |
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Hear him ringing on the ice-cream bell |
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He's got the stuff that'll cool you right down |
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It's the best that they ever did sell |
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It's the best that they ever did sell |
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Girl on the corner with the tight dress on |
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You know she don't know nothing so fine |
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Feels so good when you put it in your mouth |
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Sends a shiver all down your spine |
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Sends a shiver all down your spine |
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"Cat got your tongue?" says Frankie to Annie |
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"Girl, you haven't said a word all night" |
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Well, Annie she smiled and she took another bite |
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Hokey Pokey made her feel alright, alright |
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Hokey Pokey made her feel alright |
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Well, some like it round and some like it flat |
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And some like a poke or two |
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But everybody runs for Hokey Pokey |
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It's the natural thing to do |
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It's the natural thing to do |
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Down in the prison, number nine lying down |
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Been working like a bee in a hive |
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He's still dreaming of Hokey Pokey |
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Helps to keep that boy alive |
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Helps to keep that boy alive |
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Watchman he says to choirboy Rocky |
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"Don't you sing to the boys in blue? |
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Oh, you won't get no more Hokey Pokey |
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By the time we're through with you |
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By the time we're through with you" |
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Fellows in the alley all look like girls |
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With their lipstick and their high-heeled shoes |
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Feel so pretty and the boys all say |
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That they know just what to do |
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That they know just what to do |
