Lyrics
The words as written. The Gogolis’ lyrics are co-written by a person and AI, and a human chooses the final words.
Intro
Ready? One - two - three!
Verse 1
A, B, C, D, E, F, G!
H, I, J, K, L-M-N-O-P!
Q, R, S, T, U and V,
W, X, Y and Z!
Verse 2
A is for Apple,
B is for Bear,
C is for Cat,
D is for Duck,
E is for Egg,
F is for Fish,
G is for Grapes - and Gambo!
H is for Hat!
Chorus
Now I know my ABCs!
Bend and stretch and copy me!
Make a letter with your knees -
Come along and sing with me!
Verse 3
I is for Ice cream,
J is for Jam,
K is for Kite,
L is for Leaf - and Lilly!
M is for Moon - and Mimi!
N is for Nest - and Nibs!
O is for Orange,
P is for Pear - and Poff!
Chorus
Now I know my ABCs!
Bend and stretch and copy me!
Make a letter with your knees -
Come along and sing with me!
Verse 4
Q is for Queen,
R is for Rainbow,
S is for Sun,
T is for Tree - and Toti!
U is for Umbrella,
V is for Violin,
W is for Water,
X is for Xylophone,
Y is for Yo-yo,
Z is for Zebra!
Chorus
Now I know my ABCs!
Bend and stretch and copy me!
Make a letter with your knees -
Come along and sing with me!
Verse 5
A, B, C, D, E, F, G!
H, I, J, K, L-M-N-O-P!
Q, R, S, T, U and V,
W, X, Y and Z!
Outro
Now I know my ABCs!
A note on the lyrics. The green Gogoli is called Lilly, and their letter is L. This song was recorded before that was settled, so the recording still uses the earlier name and gives that character a different letter. The words above are the current ones.
Whole video · 2:59
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About this song
- Length
- 2:59
- Published
- 2 September 2026
- Theme
- Letters & numbers
- Featured Gogolis
- All six
The longest song in the catalogue, and the one carrying the brand’s core device: every Gogoli owns one letter. G is for Gambo, P is for Poff, N is for Nibs, L is for Lilly, T is for Toti and M is for Mimi.
The alphabet is sung straight through at the start and again at the end, with the letters given an object each in between. The chorus is a movement break rather than more letters — “Bend and stretch and copy me!” — so a long song has somewhere to put the wriggling.
