What a queer bird
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What a queer bird is a poem from the nineteenth century or before. It has also been set to music, in round form, and is sung in several YouTube videos.[1] The words are as follows:
- What a queer bird, the frog are
- When he sit he stand (almost)
- When he walk he fly (almost)
- When he talk he cry (almost)
- He ain't got no sense, hardly
- He ain't got no tail, neither, hardly
- He sit on what he ain't got hardly
It is more likely an old folk poem or song, perhaps even sung as a round. For one older version, see a reference to it as an old poem.[2]
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