IGGLY AND SQUIGGLY

SWING MARCH

TEMPO 106 KEY OF C

Iggly and squiggly are two little worms

One is quite funny, but the other quite firm

Iggly was the worrier, he was also a hurrier,

And he liked to say “Well, I never”,

But Squiggly was the fun one, and not to be out done

Well Squiggly would just usually say “Whatever!”

The two little worms decided to go on a trip

And to get where they’re going they boarded a small ship

Iggly packed umbrellas for both of the fellas

Just in case of bad weather

Hats and galoshes, raincoats, “my gosh” -es

And Squiggly just rolled his eyes and said “Whatever!”

The voyage was pleasant and the weather was gay

Iggly was looking for something brilliant to say

“I have no wish to be lunch for a fish

Or stepped on by a shoe? Never!

And you have my word I won’t be eaten by a bird”

And Squiggly just looked at him and said “Whatever!”

The boat got soggy and the boys were in trouble

They had to do something quick, on the double

The boat was sinking and Iggy was thinking

“We could escape if we had a lever....

I’ll put my foot here and you push on it over there”

And Squiggly, he just looked at him and said, “Whatever!”

So they jumped off the boat and landed in the street

And who do you think they happened to meet? Iggly said

“The boy’s name is Randy and he thinks we’re candy

So run! You can’t get caught by him ever!

Squiggly! Don’t be a dummy, he thinks we are gummies”

And Squiggly just rolled his eyes and said “Whatever!”

Now you may think that Squiggly had met his demise

But you would be in for an extraordinary surprise

Just then, a chicken walked by, gave Iggly the eye

And snatched him up underneath her feathers

Squiggly looked around, and noticing him gone

Well, Squiggly, he just simply said..., you guessed it, ”Whatever!”

”Whatever!”

”Whatever!”

IGGLY AND SQUIGGLY

SWING MARCH

TEMPO 106 KEY OF C

C F C F

C F

Iggly and squiggly are two little worms

C G

One is quite funny, but the other quite firm

C Em

Iggly was the worrier, he was also a hurrier,

F G

And he liked to say “Well, I never”,

C Em

But Squiggly was the fun one, and not to be out done

F G

Well Squiggly would just usually say

C F C G

“Whatever!”

C F

The two little worms decided to go on a trip

C G

And to get where they’re going they boarded a small ship

C Em

Iggly packed umbrellas for both of the fellas

F G

Just in case of bad weather

C Em

Hats and galoshes, raincoats, “my gosh” -es

F G

And Squiggly just rolled his eyes and said

C F C G

“Whatever!”

C F

The voyage was pleasant and the weather was gay

C G

Iggly was looking for something brilliant to say

C Em

“I have no wish to be lunch for a fish

F G

Or stepped on by a shoe? Never!

C Em

And you have my word I won’t be eaten by a bird”

F G

And Squiggly just looked at him and said

C F C G

“Whatever!”

Am Em

The boat got soggy and the boys were in trouble

F G

They had to do something quick, on the double

C Em

The boat was sinking and Iggy was thinking

F G

“We could escape if we had a lever....

C Em

I’ll put my foot here and you push on it over there”

F G

And Squiggly, he just looked at him and said,

C F C G

“Whatever!”

C F

So they jumped off the boat and landed in the street

C G

And who do you think they happened to meet? Iggly said

C Em

“The boy’s name is Randy and he thinks we’re candy

F G

So run! You can’t get caught by him ever!

C Em

Squiggly! Don’t be a dummy, he thinks we are gummies”

F G

And Squiggly just rolled his eyes and said

C F C G

“Whatever!”

Am Em

Now you may think that Squiggly had met his demise

F G

But you would be in for an extraordinary surprise

C Em

Just then, a chicken walked by, gave Iggly the eye

F G

And snatched him up underneath her feathers

C Em

Squiggly looked around, and noticing him gone

F G

Well, Squiggly, he just simply said..., you guessed it,

C F

”Whatever!”

C F

”Whatever!”

C F

”Whatever!”

C F

C F

C F

C F

Words and Music Ed Wake

Vocals Ed Wake