The Flim Flams
The Flim Flams wear jimjams
As they dance down the street,
Throwing confetti at people they meet.
Smiling beguilingly, singing their song:
‘Don’t worry, why hurry? Don’t scurry along.
Come prance with us, dance with us, join in the fun.
Throw your cares away, come and play, lie in the sun.
Set yourself free, float in the sea, dig in the sand.
Go with the flow, join in the show, give us your hand
Forget all your troubles, just put them aside.
Jump on our roundabout, come for a ride.
The Flim Flams wear jimjams
As they dance down the street,
Throwing confetti at people they meet.
©John Foster (Copyright 2013)
John
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