The name game.
Shawnee, Shawnee, Shawnee, Bobonnie, Banana, Banana, Pony, Peep, Pie, and Mommonnie.
Shawnee.
Katie.
Katie, Katie, Bobonnie, Banana, Banana, Pony, Peep, Pie, and Mommonnie.
Katie.
Now come on everybody.
I say now let's play a game.
I bet you I can make a rhyme.
I'll have anybody's name.
The first letter of the name.
I keep it like it wasn't there.
But a B or an F or an M will appear.
And then I said four.
I would be M instead of M.
And banana, banana, and four.
And then I said the name again.
I know that I'm saying M, P, P, and M.
And then I said the name again.
With an M this time.
And there isn't any name that I can write.
Arno.
Arno, Arno, Bobonnie, Banana, Banana, Pony, Peep, Pie, Mommonnie, Arnie.
But if the first two letters are M, you say drop and bow.
Then say the name like a bop, bop.
Just a B is for oboe.
Step, step, drop the F for red.
Mary, Mary, drop the M for Mary.
That's the only rule that it can carry.
Say bow.
Bow.
Now Tony with a B.
Now banana, fanna, and four.
Banana, fanna, four.
Then you say the name again.
With an M, very play.
And a P, pie, and a mo.
And then you say the name again.
With an M this time.
And there isn't any name that you can write.
Tony.
Tony, Tony, Bobonnie, Banana, Fanna, Pony, Peep, Pie, Mommonnie.
Tony.
Tony.
Masha.
Masha, masha, bobosho, banana, fanna, pobesho, peep, pie, momma, so.
Masha.
The name game.
The name game.
The name game.
The name game.
The name game.