Check out the new Bob The Train video here: \rbr\rbrFollow us on\rbrFACEBOOK: \rbrGOOGLE+: \rbrTWITTER: \rbrINSTAGRAM: \rbrWORD PRESS: \rbrPINTEREST: \rbrWe need you to share your joy with us!Capture your charming little babies on videos while theyve forgotten about their real world and are in our world. The fascinating world of Kids TV. And send it to us at kidstvfanclub@gmail.com. Well help spread the message of bliss. Because happiness is the only thing you can never get enough of!\rbrA Song of Six Pence is a nursery rhyme that has come from the ancient books. Children love to hear interesting tales belonging to the bygone eras. This kids song is believed to be inspired from a 16th century form of amusement, where live birds were placed in a pie to fly out when the pie is cut open. A piece of history says that such specially baked pies were part of the entertainment at King Henrys wedding. For contemporary kids, the rhyme offers a chance to not only sing and dance but also to learn and imagine about lives of commoners and royals who lived more than 400 years ago! You never know, the nursery song can even kick up creativity in heads of little ones to make something unique of their own!\rbr\rbrLyrics of the rhyme:\rbrSing a song of sixpence,\rbrA pocket full of rye.\rbrFour and twenty blackbirds,\rbrBaked in a pie.\rbr\rbrWhen the pie was opened,\rbrThe birds began to sing;\rbrWasnt that a dainty dish,\rbrTo set before the king?\rbr\rbrOh how lovely!\rbr\rbrThe king was in his counting house,\rbrCounting out his money;\rbrThe queen was in the parlour,\rbrEating bread and honey.\rbr\rbrThe maid was in the garden,\rbrHanging out the clothes,\rbrWhen down came a blackbird\rbrAnd pecked off her nose.\rbr\rbr*Ouch!*\rbr\rbrSing a song of sixpence,\rbrA pocket full of rye.\rbrFour and twenty blackbirds,\rbrBaked in a pie.