Chicken

[00:00.30] Bob your beak to the beat
[00:02.26] Just bob your beak to the beat
[00:04.21] Come on, bob your beak to the beat
[00:06.47] Let's all bob our beaks to the beat
[00:08.53] What's up then
[00:09.68] I'm hanging in this chicken pen
[00:10.91] I'm a female chicken, so call me a hen
[00:13.14] Don't call me a chick (nah)
[00:14.42] That's a little baby
[00:15.31] A male is a rooster (yo, call me girl) (maybe)
[00:17.57] We all got wings, which make us look fly
[00:19.67] But chickens can't fly as hard as we try
[00:21.85] And what are these things on top of our domes
[00:24.01] They help us stay cool
[00:25.17] And we call them combs
[00:26.22] Our hearts beat four times faster than yours
[00:28.29] When we walk, we bob our heads back and forth
[00:30.33] When we talk, we cluck
[00:31.52] We cluckin' at you
[00:32.57] And the roosters in the morning go
[00:33.90] Cock-a-doo-dle-doo
[00:34.70] But the best thing about us?
[00:35.91] Look under my legs
[00:36.92] Us female chickens, we can lay eggs
[00:39.23] Eggs that you eat, others for hatching
[00:41.20] I'm a tiny new chick
[00:42.39] What's up man, what's crackin'
[00:43.56] Eggs can be white or brown or blue
[00:45.46] I lay one egg a day, this is a cow
[00:47.64] We eat bugs, seeds, veggies, and wheat
[00:49.91] Now bob your beak to the freaky fresh beat
[00:52.27] Bob your beak to the beat (come on)
[00:54.01] Just bob your beak to the beat (everybody now)
[00:56.52] Bob your beak to the beat (but-buk-buk)
[00:58.64] Bob your beaks to the beat
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