En-den-dino is the Hebrew equivelent of eenie-meeny-miney-mo, used to decide at random who goes first in an activity. The chorus, repeated twice each time, is: En-den-dino Sofa lakatino sofa la katikato elikbelik bom At the start, Rock suggests "maybe we should sing about the clowns", to which Abigail is excited. He then suggests they sing about the "confused donkey", to which she's even more excited. He then suggests "the funny monkey". The song talks about dance moves, and living in peace.
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| - En-den-dino is the Hebrew equivelent of eenie-meeny-miney-mo, used to decide at random who goes first in an activity. The chorus, repeated twice each time, is: En-den-dino Sofa lakatino sofa la katikato elikbelik bom At the start, Rock suggests "maybe we should sing about the clowns", to which Abigail is excited. He then suggests they sing about the "confused donkey", to which she's even more excited. He then suggests "the funny monkey". The song talks about dance moves, and living in peace.
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| - En-den-dino is the Hebrew equivelent of eenie-meeny-miney-mo, used to decide at random who goes first in an activity. The chorus, repeated twice each time, is: En-den-dino Sofa lakatino sofa la katikato elikbelik bom At the start, Rock suggests "maybe we should sing about the clowns", to which Abigail is excited. He then suggests they sing about the "confused donkey", to which she's even more excited. He then suggests "the funny monkey". The song talks about dance moves, and living in peace.
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