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Playground song
A playground song is a song sung by children, usually on a playground or other children's gathering place, that describes or comments on the social scene of a playground. Playground songs can, of course, be sung anywhere, and presumably customs like playground songs exist globally. They are distinct from nursery rhymes in that they usually do not have characters (such as Mary, Georgie Porgie, Jack & Jill, and Humpty Dumpty), but playground songs are related to counting-out games. If a playground song does have a character, it is usually a child present at the time of the song's performance. The inexplicable and extreme awkwardness of relations between young boys and young girls is a common motif.
Examples
Some examples of playground songs:
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