1:11 · A woolly rhyme

Baa Baa Little Sheep

Three bags of wool, and something warm made from each one.

Whole song · 1:11

Lyrics

The words as written. The Gogolis’ lyrics are co-written by a person and AI, and a human chooses the final words.

Verse 1

Baa, baa, little sheep,
Have you any wool?
Yes sir, yes sir,
Three bags full!
One for Lilly,
One for Poff,
One for little Nibs
Who's dancing by the shop!

Verse 2

Baa, baa, little sheep,
Soft and fluffy white,
Mimi gives a little touch —
Now she's woolly bright!
One little giggle,
Two little hops,
Three little Gogolis
Bouncing till they stop!

Verse 3

Baa, baa, little sheep,
What can we make today?
A scarf for Lilly,
A hat for Poff,
And a blanket for Nibs
When he sleeps the night away!

Final

Baa, baa, little sheep,
Thank you for the wool!
Warm and soft and cozy —
Three bags full!

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About this song

Length
1:11
Published
10 September 2026
Theme
Animals
Featured Gogolis
Poff, Mimi, Lilly, Nibs

The old rhyme about the sheep with three bags full, sung by four of the six. The bags go to Lilly, Poff and Nibs, Mimi gives the fleece a little touch, and the Gogolis count off a giggle and two hops before the wool turns into things to keep: a scarf, a hat and a blanket for the night.

It ends on a thank-you to the sheep, which is the whole point of it for a small child: wool comes from somewhere, and you can say thank you for it.

The rhyme is traditional. The tune and the first verse are centuries old and public domain; the little sheep in place of the black one, the other verses, and every Gogoli in them, are ours.

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