Rock-A-Bye Your Bear Kids Songs & Nursery Rhymes The Wiggles
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Lyrics: Everybody clap (clap, clap, clap) Everybody sing ("la, la, la, la, la") Bow to your partner Then you turn around ("Yippie!") Hands in the air Rock-a-bye your bear Bear's now asleep (sh,...
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The original blue Wiggle, Anthony Field will be joined by his new wiggly friends as well as Dorothy the Dinosaur and Captain Feathersword....more.
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1998年5月15日 · Rock-a-Bye Your Bear Lyrics: Everybody clap / Everybody sing (La la-la la-la) / Bow to your partner / Then you turn around (Yippee!) / Hands in the air / Rock-a-bye your bear / Bear's now...
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Rock-A-Bye Your Bear | Wigglepedia | Fandom
The 2013 version (which was uploaded to YouTube on July 20, 2017) was filmed in a live studio with a teddy bear mascot who is sleeping at the end until the Wiggles wake him up. This can be seen in the 1st season of Ready, Steady, Wiggle! .
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Rock-A-Bye Your Bear | The Wiggles Lyrics, Meaning & Videos
The song's action-filled nature continues with the hands-in-the-air part, where they instruct everyone to pretend to rock a bear to sleep while singing the song's title. In the second verse, the song repeats the same instructions, and then concludes with two "sh, sh, sh" sounds to signal the bear falling asleep.