"Johny Johny Yes Papa" is a popular nursery rhyme that originated in the early 20th century. The song is commonly sung by children in preschool and kindergarten as a fun way to learn the alphabet, and it's often accompanied by hand gestures.
The song's lyrics tell the story of a young boy named Johny who is caught by his father eating sugar from the jar. When his father asks him about it, Johny lies and says he's not eating sugar. But when his father catches him again, Johny finally admits the truth and apologizes.
The song's simple melody and catchy lyrics have made it a popular children's song around the world. It's often used in educational settings to teach children about honesty and the consequences of lying.
Johny, Johny
Yes, Papa?
Eating sugar?
No, papa!
Telling lies?
No, papa!
Open your mouth
Ah, ah, ah!
Johny, Johny
Yes, Papa?
Eating sugar?
No, papa!
Telling lies?
No, papa!
Open your mouth
Ah, ah, ah!
Johny, Johny
Yes, Papa?
Eating sugar?
No, papa!
Telling lies?
No, papa!
Open your mouth
Ah, ah, ah!
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