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    A pronoun takes the place of a noun-- (person, place or thing). And if you don't know what a "promenade" is... look it up in the dictionary, or find it in the glossary.
     It is a word that is partly Latin and partly French!

     Pronouns: I, me, you, she, he, it, what, who, anybody, everyone, everybody, somebody, we, they, them, us, her, him.

It's Saturday night and the crowd is tightly
Packed inside the barn
There's a down home band and we all join hands
As soon as the music starts
So pick a partner or get picked
Let's dance the night away
It doesn't matter who you are
It's the PRONOUN PROMENADE!

Chorus"
I, me, you, she, he, it, "Oh, hi there!" "Howdy!" "Hi!"
"What?" "Who?" Smile to anybody passin' by
Everyone is having fun and everybody waves
We, they, them, us, her, him
It's the PRONOUN PROMENADE!

Try a twirl to the right with the one who's left
Then turn to the other side
Do a doh si doh; do it fast or slow
With that person on your right
Take Grandma's hand or the child's or man's
And with that partner stay
Bow to the middle, when you hear the fiddle
It's the PRONOUN PROMENADE!

Chorus

If you're feelin' funny, you can practice with this broom
Pretty soon you'll sweep somebody clear across the room
So many faces here tonight with lots of different names!"
And all you have to do is dance
The PRONOUN PROMENADE!

Chorus

It's the PRONOUN PROMENADE!
It's the PRONOUN PROMENADE!
It's the PRONOUN PROMENADE!

This song is available on Katherine Dine's Hunk-Ta-Bunk-Ta GNU.

This song is also available of an Individual Song Download.

Many thanks to Katherine Dines for permission to publish these lyrics.
©1995 Katherine Dines. All rights reserved.

Katherine Dines is an award-winning songwriter, recording and teaching artist who
performs throughout the world. To date, she has created six albums in the acclaimed series
known as "Hunk*Ta*Bunk*Ta®" In addition to live concerts, she presents educational
workshops for students and in-service workshops for parents and teachers. For the past
two years, she has toured military bases for the United States Department of Defense in honor
of "Military Child Month." Residing in Denver, Colorado, she continues to write and record
material for other projects and is expanding Hunk*Ta*Bunk*Ta® into books, toys, television
and other educational material.
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