Scarecrow Hop

Scarecrow Hop, also known as The Ankle, the Shoulder and the Knee, is a Sesame Street song by Maria, Luis, Bob and David dressed up as scarecrows, about different body parts.

Lyrics
David: Oh, your knee is kind of round just like an orange or an egg.

You'll find it sticking out there in the centre of your leg.

It bends right in the middle when you want to run or jump.

It's a funny kind of lumpy kind of knobby kind of bump.

All: Oh, A, B, C, D. One, two, three. Let's all sing a song about a knee.

Maria: Oh, the shoulder is a joint that holds your body to your arm.

And everybody's got them in the city or the farm.

They're useful if you wanna wave hello or wave goodbye.

And if you wanna wiggle them, it's easy if you try.

All: Oh, A, B, C, D. When you are older you'll still sing a song about a shoulder.

Luis: Oh, the ankle can be found at the beginning of your foot.

And when you're getting dressed it's in the sock end which is put.

The ankle is important if you wanna jump or run.

And if anybody kicks you there, it isn't any fun.

All: Oh, A, B, C, and kit-pity-dankle. Help me rhyme a silly word like "ankle".

Bob: When you think about your body and you think of all its parts.

Don't only think of eyes and ears, of noses, toes and hearts.

You'll think of things that bend and move, they're helpful to you and me.

To you walk run and jump and play. The ankle, shoulder, knee.

All: Oh, A, B, C and X, Y, Z. That's it for the ankle, the shoulder and the knee!