Willoughby Wallaby Woo
Willoughby wallaby wee, an elephant sat on me
Willoughby wallaby woo, an elephant sat on you
Willoughby wallaby Wustin, an elephant sat on Justin
Willoughby wallaby Wania, an elephant sat on Tania
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By Olivia from Egypt on 2 April 2009
I can say as fast as a racing car and it still isint a tongue twister!
By Elizabeth from Allison,ia on 9 April 2009
OMG our music teacher used to say this to us as we left the music room in 1-2 grade! my name was hard my fun he used to say this to us whenever we left the class
By Laurel from Oakland, California on 10 April 2009
i love this but like Olivia i don't think it is a tongue twister.
By Banessa from Hesperia C.a on 15 April 2009
i like the part were it sits on justin
By Karen from Australia on 20 April 2009
This is a great song, I use it with my kids all the time and they love it. A great transition song.
By Gricelda Hernandez from Fresno, Ca on 2 December 2009
he he i like this little tongue twister but like some other people i dnt think its very hard to say but kute! and i am an alien i was born in mexico
By L from Neverland on 10 March 2010
This is was very silly but in our i.t lesson it was funny as ! :) from peter pan and tinkerbell
By Kylie from Nsw, Au on 4 May 2010
This song is used in my workplace so that the children are sent to the bathroom one at a time to wash there hands
By Taliya from Australia on 8 June 2010
cool tongue twister but a little bit childish
By Emily from Lancashire on 9 July 2010
it is really weird because i,ve never ever heardof that before! see ya.
By Sudipta from United States on 29 October 2010
This tongue twister is very cool and I heard this song at my friends house! But a different version.
By Nonya from United States on 20 November 2010
heres anther tonge twister: 6 sick snails slowly slithered in space! Stort but difficult to say 5 times fast! i made it up!
By Kayla from United States on 11 March 2011
this is a hard song if you think about it you know if you would post a comment under me you will win 3,000,000,000 dollars
By Karen from United States on 22 March 2011
I love this song....its a great phonological song, and kids of all ages love it. Definitely going on my CDA binder.
By Anonymus from Australia on 24 March 2011
I use this song with the kids at my child care centre / day care ... BUT i try not to sing it certain days.. especially when a boy named William is in... I mean.. what should i say? a Willoughby Wallaby ?, an elephant sat on William..? lol
By Sudipta from United States on 20 June 2011
I think you might have noticed that this is my 2nd comment I just really wanted to say it really isn't a tongue twister.
By Cristi from United States on 2 September 2011
To Anonymus from Australia... In our preschool class, after the children get comfortable with the song, we change the first letter of the main lyrics to a new letter. It would look like this... Billoughby Ballaby Bee, an elephant sat on me, Billoughby ballaby bo, an elephant sat on you, Billoughby ballaby Billiam, an elephant sat on William... Not only does it focus on rhyming, but you can now also work on phonetics with other letter sounds. (and we actually sing it as 'William' when we do the song to help them grasp the /w/ sound at the beginning of his name is like the /w/ in the other words of the song.)
By Anonymus from Australia on 13 November 2011
Hey Cristi, thanks. That is a good idea. Might try that! Thanks again :)
By Sora from Japan on 29 November 2011
wooow not a tounge twister AT ALL! oh well XD
By Sudipta from United States on 19 August 2012
I like this song but not really a Tongue Twister
By Molly from United States on 13 January 2013
Ha ha that elephant sat on Justin Bieber!
By Amber from United States on 1 April 2013
Friends, this isn't a tounge twister song. This is a phonological song to help introduce phonic sounds to preschool aged children. This song is used to help children learn sounds of letters, and rhyming. Great song to do it with to!
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By Kristi...x from Africa, Zimbabwe on 18 March 2009
hello this is funny when i rad this i thought how sad but it is quite good. im going to send it to myself! <3 and i hate the thing where it asked a sum because i am rubbish at math and i got rather annoyed.