Peter Hammers
(We've got our hammers and we're going to have some fun. We're going to pick up our first hammer and we're going to do some work. Here we go)
Peter hammers with one hammer,
One hammer, one hammer
Peter hammers with one hammer
All day long
(That's very good. Now we're going to do it again with two hammers, pick up our second hammer and use both hands and off we go together)
Peter hammers with two hammers
Two hammers, two hammers
Peter hammers with two hammers
All day long
(Now we are going to use our third hammer. hammer number three, one in each hand and we're going to use a foot, too)
Peter hammers with three hammers
Three hammers, three hammers
Peter hammers with three hammers
All day long
(We are working hard. Now we are going to use our fourth hammer, hammer number four, one in each hand and one on each foot, too)
Peter hammers with four hammers
Four hammers, four hammers
Peter hammers with four hammers
All day long
(Hammer number five, our fifth hammer. We've used our two hands, we've used our two feet, what are we going to use now? Should we nod our head?)
Peter hammers with five hammers
Five hammers, five hammers
Peter hammers with five hammers
All day long
We've used five hammers, one, two, three, four, and five! That was tiring, wasn't it?
Peter's very tired now,
tired now, tired now,
Peter's very tired now,
So he's going to sleep
(snoring)
(Oh, he's going to sleep. Be careful not to wake him... Oh, what's that? We've woken him up. Maybe he'll hammer again)
Peter’s waking up now,
Up now, up now
Peter’s waking up now and
Now he's hammering again
Oh, we've done a lot of hammering today, Well done, everyone!
Music: Traditional
Arrangement: Ian J Watts/Mike Wilbury
