Tired and Wriggly
Author: Fern R. Thompson
Composer: Jeanne P. Lawler
Languages (15)
This song text has been indexed at SingPraises.net in the following languages:
- Chinese (Traditional): [Unknown title]
- Danish: Når du er træt og keder dig
- Dutch: Moe en kriebelig
- English: Tired and Wriggly
- Finnish: Väsynyt ja rauhaton
- French: Quand tu es fatigué
- German: Müde und zapplig
- Japanese: [Unknown title]
- Korean: [Unknown title]
- Norwegian: Det kribler i kroppen
- Portuguese: Quando Você Cansar
- Samoan: Vaivai ma Femigoiai
- Spanish: Inquieto
- Swedish: Trött och rastlös
- Tongan: Helaʻia Mo Ongosia
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Most common tunes for “Tired and Wriggly”
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Appearances of “Tired and Wriggly” over time
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Copyright status of original text
This text was first published in English, in 1977 or earlier.
In copyright (IRI?)
Earliest source indexed at SingPraises.net: 活動歌語 (1977), p. 2;Activity Songs and Verses (1977), p. 2;Atividades com Músicas e Versos (1977), p. 2;O Pese ma Solo mo Gaoioiga (1977), p. 2;Cantos y Versos de Movimiento (1977), p. 2.
Representative lyrics
English (Original Language)
When you feel tired and wriggly, wriggly, As you sometimes do, Stretch a little; sit up tall. You’ll feel better, too.
Stretch a little; Stretch a little; sit up tall. You’ll feel better too. I feel better; I feel better; I feel better too.