The Ogo-Pogo: The Funny Fox-Trot

One fine day in Hindustan, I met a funny little man. With googly eyes and lantern jaws, A new silk hat and some old plus fours. When I said to that quaint old chap:- "Why do you carry that big steel trap, That butterfly net and that rusty gun?" He replied "Listen here my son:-

I'm looking for the Ogo-pogo, The funny little Ogo-pogo. His mother was a polliwog, his father was a whale, I'm going to put a little bit of salt on his tail. I want to find the Ogo-pogo While he's playing on his old banjo. The Lord Mayor of London, The Lord Mayor of London, The Lord Mayor of London wants to put him in the Lord Mayor's show".

On his Banjo night and day The Ogo-pogo loves to play, He charms the snakes and chimpanzees, The big baboons and the bumble bees. Lions and tigers begin to roar:- "Play us that melody just once more". Did I hear the sound of an old banjo? Pardon me I shall have to go!

I'm looking for the Ogo-pogo, The funny little Ogo-pogo. His mother was a polliwog, his father was a whale, I'm going to put a little bit of salt on his tail. I want to find the Ogo-pogo While he's playing on his old banjo. The Lord Mayor of London, The Lord Mayor of London, The Lord Mayor of London wants to put him in the Lord Mayor's show".