| « Back to Songs Children Can  Written by Fred Rogers | © 1969 by Fred M. Rogers Who can crawl under a table?Who can sit under a chair?
 Who can fit their feet in little shoes
 And sleep most anywhere?
 Who can play very much longer,
 Play much harder than grownups ever dare?
 You're a child so you can do it.
 You can do it anywhere.
 Who can wake up every morningAnd be ready right away?
 Who can notice all the tiny things
 That other people say?
 Who can make the things they play with
 Something different for every single day?
 You're a child and you can do it.
 You can do it any way.
 Roll in the grass,Squoosh in the mud.
 Lick an ice cream cone,
 Sing to a bass.
 Splash in a flood
 By a stepping stone, all alone.
 Who can put your hand in my handAnd be ready to feel all safe and strong?
 You're a child so you can do it.
 Children do it all life long.
 
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