"Kinderlumper" is a song from the episode Der Kinderlumper sung by Dr. Doofenshmirtz. Originally sung by his mother to him, it tells the Drusselsteinian fairy tale of the ferocious Kinderlumper, who takes misbehaving children and puts them in his gundersack. A version presenting the Kinderlumper as a positive figure is partially sung by Roger later in the episode; this version was also taught by their mother. The different versions are meant as another reminder about how much more their mother loved Roger than Heinz.
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| - "Kinderlumper" is a song from the episode Der Kinderlumper sung by Dr. Doofenshmirtz. Originally sung by his mother to him, it tells the Drusselsteinian fairy tale of the ferocious Kinderlumper, who takes misbehaving children and puts them in his gundersack. A version presenting the Kinderlumper as a positive figure is partially sung by Roger later in the episode; this version was also taught by their mother. The different versions are meant as another reminder about how much more their mother loved Roger than Heinz.
- "Kinderlumper" is a song sung by Dr. Doofenshmirtz. Originally sung by his mother to him, it tells the Drusselsteinian fairy tale of the ferocious Kinderlumper, who takes misbehaving children and puts them in his gundersack. A version presenting the Kinderlumper as a positive figure is partially sung by Roger Doofenshmirtz; this version was also taught by their mother. The different versions are meant as another reminder about how much more their mother loved Roger than Heinz.
- "Kinderlumper" is a song from the "Der Kinderlumper" sung by Dr. Doofenshmirtz. Originally sung by his mother to him, it tells the Drusselsteinian fairy tale of the ferocious Kinderlumper, who takes misbehaving children and puts them in his gundersack. A version presenting the Kinderlumper as a positive figure is partially sung byRoger later in the episode; this version was also taught by their mother.
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| - Doof singing about the Kinderlumper.
- Roger singing about the Kinderlumper.
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- "My Cruisin' Sweet Ride"
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- "O.W.C.A.'s Goin' Down"
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| - "Kinderlumper" is a song from the episode Der Kinderlumper sung by Dr. Doofenshmirtz. Originally sung by his mother to him, it tells the Drusselsteinian fairy tale of the ferocious Kinderlumper, who takes misbehaving children and puts them in his gundersack. A version presenting the Kinderlumper as a positive figure is partially sung by Roger later in the episode; this version was also taught by their mother. The different versions are meant as another reminder about how much more their mother loved Roger than Heinz.
- "Kinderlumper" is a song sung by Dr. Doofenshmirtz. Originally sung by his mother to him, it tells the Drusselsteinian fairy tale of the ferocious Kinderlumper, who takes misbehaving children and puts them in his gundersack. A version presenting the Kinderlumper as a positive figure is partially sung by Roger Doofenshmirtz; this version was also taught by their mother. The different versions are meant as another reminder about how much more their mother loved Roger than Heinz.
- "Kinderlumper" is a song from the "Der Kinderlumper" sung by Dr. Doofenshmirtz. Originally sung by his mother to him, it tells the Drusselsteinian fairy tale of the ferocious Kinderlumper, who takes misbehaving children and puts them in his gundersack. A version presenting the Kinderlumper as a positive figure is partially sung byRoger later in the episode; this version was also taught by their mother.
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