"Blow Me Down" is a Wiggles song from the It's a Wiggly Wiggly World! album and video. The song is based on the running gag where Captain Feathersword says "Well, blow me down!".
Lyrics[]
Blow me down, blow me down, blow me down
Give it your best shot
Well blow me down, blow me down,
blow me down
Give it all you got
Breathe in deep and fill those lungs
Look out now ‘cause here it comes
How would you like to play this game?
With The Wiggles and their friends?
'Greg, can I go first?'
Once you start it's hard to stop
The fun will never end
'I can’t wait'
All it takes is three little words
Say them loud, make sure you’re heard
'Blow me down. Blow me down'
Give it your best shot
'My turn now. Blow me down.
Blow me down'
Give it all you got
Breathe in deep and fill those lungs
Look out now ‘cause here it comes
'Whoah ho me hearties. Ho ho ho ho
Oh, this is my favorite game. Ho ho hoo
Come on now – one, two, three
Blow me down! Whoo ho hoo
Ha ha ha ha ha.
Oh, oh dear I’m going to be blown over'
Some people play running games
And others like to dance
But here’s a game you’ll play again
When you get the chance
All it takes is three little words
Say them loud, make sure you’re heard
'Blow me down. Blow me down'
Give it your best shot
'Ruff ruff ruff, Ruff ruff ruff'
Give it all you got
Breathe in deep and fill those lungs
Look out now ‘cause here it comes
Breathe in deep and fill those lungs
Look out now 'cause here it comes
Breathe in deep and fill those lungs
Hey, I just realised. I haven’t said it yet
Won’t you blow me down?
Oh, thanks!
Song Credits[]
Written by John Field and Greg Truman, published by Wiggly Tunes Pty Ltd.
Trivia[]
- The Wiggles and Wags the Dog don't appear in the TV Series 5 video, but their vocals can be heard.
- The 2006 instrumental track of this song was used as background music in the Series 6 episodes "I Spy" (11-minute version) and "Musical Landscape" (22-minute version)
- Dorothy the Dinosaur and Henry the Octopus are absent from this number. This marks the third time Henry is absent from a number, and the second time Dorothy is absent.
- This is the only song to be credited to John Field and Greg Truman.