Chocolate Ice Cream Song

                  

My mama said if I'd be good,
She'd send me to the store
She said she'd make some gingerbread
If I would sweep the floor

She said if I would make the bed
And dust the telephone
That she would send me out to buy
A chocolate ice cream cone

And so I did the things she said
And then she made the gingerbread
Then I went out, just me alone
And bought a chocolate ice cream cone

While coming back I stubbed my toe
Upon a big old stone
Now need I tell you that I dropped
My chocolate ice cream cone

A little puppy came along
And took a great big lick
And so I hit that mean old dog
With just a little stick

Then he bit me where I sit down
And he chased me all over town
And now I'm lost, can't find my home
And all because of a chocolate ice cream cone

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User Comments Chocolate Ice Cream Song (33)

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By Tawanda from Greenville,ms on 27 October 2009

i like this peom a whole lot

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By Debra from Indianapolis,in , Usa on 11 February 2010

My Grandma sang this to me when I was little.. I cant believe I still remembered it after all these years.... it brings back so many good memories.... R.I.P. Elsie J. 1928-1996

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By Rithika from Wyoming on 26 February 2010

song lyrics!

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By Raye from Missouri on 6 July 2010

My daddy used to sing this to us all the time! So glad to find the lyrics online. Wish I could find audio to go with it. R.I.P. Claude K. 1921-2002

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By Lilly from San Marino on 23 October 2010

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By Alyssa from United States on 19 November 2010

i luv this song! its so cute and finny!

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By Christy from United States on 23 November 2010

my dads dad sung this to him now he sings it to mmmmeeeee

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By Ginny from United States on 3 December 2010

My brother and I were talking about songs my mother use to sing to us when we were little. He only remembered the last words, so I looked it up and I found it. My mom would call me Gingerbread and I thought she made it up just for me. She's been gone for over 30 years and I can still hear her sing this song.

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By Natasha from Trinidad And Tobago on 22 December 2010

I think this is a great song my tong was likking the screen

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By Cyncier from United States on 13 January 2011

this song is not good i don't like it at all it doesn't make sense.

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By Sara from United States on 26 February 2011

My grandma sang this to us all the time R.I.P Grandma Iris Its been 2 yrs nd i still try to go to your house

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By Jojo from Saudi Arabia on 20 March 2011

hello everybody i`couldn`t hear the songs can anybody tell me how i play them,plez?

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By Britney from United States on 23 April 2011

When i was younger my family would sing that and i would be laughing as hard as could and thern right after i would get a chocolate ice cream cone!

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By Marsha Webb from United States on 3 June 2011

i am 54 years old and my father would play his guitar and sing this song to me when i was little. it always makes me smile. i would love to know the origin of this song and how ld it is.

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By Glenna from United States on 29 June 2011

My grandma sang this song and I thought she wrote it. Does anyone know who wrote it? Thanks for posting it. She past away two years ago at 90 years old and I want to sing it to my grand-daughter.

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By Sarah from United States on 1 July 2011

My mama sang this to me when I was little, as did her mama to her. Now I sing it to my daughter, and when mama keeps my little one, she sings it to her as well. Its like a family tradition. :) I thought all this time that it was something my mama made up .

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By James Walton from United States on 12 September 2011

my grandma used to sing this to all the grand children RIP IRENE NORMA WALTON

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By Bubbles Elmore from United States on 14 September 2011

i love this song. my grandma would sing me this song everynight before i went to bed.

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By Tina from United States on 24 October 2011

My grandmother would sing this song to me when I was a little girl all the time. I still remember driving home In a blizzard and she sang it so I wouldn't be scared.... she passed away a year ago from cancer at the age of 71. I'm so glad I found the song lyrics so I can sing it to my little ones and make some precious memories with them. Miss you Gramma!

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By Tahany Ahmed from Egypt on 9 November 2011

How can we explain something take us by surprise.....it is a feeling of nostalgia to the kingdom of innocence and pure thoughts a song like this really change my life ups and downs and make me relive my childhood again with my three kids.Imiss myself

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By Charlie from United States on 26 November 2011

This poem always makes me cry...my grandmother used to rock my to sleep and sing this to me..she raised me and was my best friend..RIP GRANDMA I LOVE YOU!

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By Aniles from United Kingdom on 28 November 2011

it is grate and i love it

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By Steve from United States on 5 January 2012

My dad hears this as a kid and has sung it for years to my brother and I. Now I just need to find out when it was done and who did it.

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By Heather from United States on 14 April 2012

My grandmother (my mothers mother), who was practically my mom, since she did most of my raising. Dearest woman in the whole wide world to me...used to sing this song all the time for me. I remember saying, "Granny sing that one song again. You knowthe one about the chocholate ice cream."

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By Donna from United States on 6 May 2012

My mom used to sing this to me when I was a kid,she said her mom sang it to her.I alwayswanted to hear it again my mom passed in 1986 .Ahh just put some joy in my heart thinking of my mom singing it to me Thank you whoever posted this.R.I.P. mom 1939-1986

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By Debbie from United States on 11 June 2012

My grandson learned this in school and sang it to me. He has such a sweet voice. I wish i had the music to it so i could teach it to my special education students.

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By Jane from United States on 3 September 2012

Like a lot of the others, I also learned it as a little girl from my mother. So happy to find the words I had forgotten.

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By Steve from United States on 16 October 2012

I learned this song in elementry school 50 years ago from a friend who used to sing it all the time and I never forgot the words. I used to sing it to my kids when they were little and just found an mp3 version I have added to a CD I am making for my grand kids. I always loved this song.

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By Richard from United States on 9 November 2012

Me and my mom used to sing that song togather.miss u mom.r.i.p 1987

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By Amy from United States on 19 November 2012

This is great! My grandma used to sing this to my mom and my mom sang it to me. Now I'm 34 and I always sing it to my 2 girls and they love it. My girls are 8 & 3 and sing it to each other at bed and hopefully will sing it to their children one day!

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By Lily from United States on 6 December 2012

lol love it omg

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By Holly from United States on 9 January 2013

i have never met anyone who knew this song. almost thought my mom had made it up

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By Kelly Miller from United States on 19 February 2013

I ALWAYS thought my mother made this song up, I love it. Although now that my son is 8 he understand the words and loves the song but got sad when he realized the little boy was lost so now every time we sing it together we make up another couple sentences for the ending to make it happy for the boy.. RIP Momma you died so young and I lost you way to soon.. I'm happy to know there are more people I can connect with from this song alone...

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