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• Artiste: Schoolhouse Rock
• Titre: The Four-Legged Zoo
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We went to the four-legged zoo To visit our four-footed friends Lions and tigers, cats and dogs A goat and a cow and a couple o' hogs A rhinoceros, and of course a hippopotamus And, oh yes, a horse! There were elk and bison, a gnu or two Giraffes and elephants, quite a few A llama, alpaca, vicuna too Zebras, ibexes, and one big kudu It was swell, I liked the gazelle Now Miss Simpson said - She teaches school, you know - Yeah, she took us there Well, Miss Simpson said If we counted every head on these quadrupeds Then multiplied that number by four We'd know how many feet went through the door If we turned them all loose Oh no, don't do that! It's really a groovy zoo But, anyway, what Miss Simpson said It was a good chance to work on our fours in our head One, two, three, four! I'll take a lion . . . (one times four) He's got four legs and maybe a roar Give me two camels . . . that's two times four Eight legs walking across the desert floor A tiger and a lamb and a fat kudu Would be three times four (equals twelve legs too) But we might have to subtract When that tiger was through! (Rowr!) Four four-footed friends, no matter who Would have 16 legs, and it's always true That four times four equals 16 And five times four is 20 Now a coach and six, if you were Cinderella Would have you home by midnight If those 24 legs ran fast as lightning Six times four equals 24 and seven times four equals 28 Anyone knows that, who cares about seven And eight antelope have 32 legs because eight times four is 32 Here come a small herd of buffalo They say they're getting extinct, you know I can count nine - that's 36 legs Nine times four equals 36 Here comes a baby buffalo That's good! That's ten! And ten times four, you know, is 40 Eleven coyotes . . . (eleven times four) Went slinking over the prairie floor On all of their legs Equals 44 Now twelve times four is as high as we go Twelve times four equals 48 But there were so very, very, many, many more Animals standing there by the gate But we'd have to use a pencil if we counted them all And we really had fun And we saw every one A bear, a cougar, a jackal, a yak A fox, some deer, and a sweet giraffe And I can't remember how many, many more But we multiplied them all by four And some of them thanked us with a roar