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How Now Brown Cow

"How now brown cow" () is a phrase used in elocution teaching to demonstrate rounded vowel sounds. Each "ow" in the phrase represents the diphthong /aʊ/. English orthography also uses the homophonic spelling "ou" to represent this diphthong in words like "noun" and "cloud". The use of the phrase "how now brown cow" in teaching elocution can be traced back to at least 1926.The phrase how now itself is an archaic greeting or interrogative expression. more »

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1993

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Take your brush and gently dip it 
Be careful not to drip it 
Wet paint 
( background singing cows "wet paint,wet paint") 

Wet your roller then you roll it 
Calmly cooly you control it 
Wet paint 
( wet paint, wet paint) 

Red and green and yellow too 
Purple pink and baby blue 
Wet paint 
( wet paint, wet paint ) 

You pour it in a bucket 
You mush it all around 
You take a mop and mop it 
Oh you slather it and slop it 
But be careful not to drop it 
On the cold cold ground 

Wet paint, wet paint 
Wet paint, wet paint 

Drippy, lumpy, gushy, gloppy 
Smeary, smelly, slippy, sloppy 
Wet paint 
( wet paint, wet paint ) 

Squishy, squashy, muddy, mushy 
Sticky, slimy, slurpy, slushy 
Wet paint 
( wet paint, wet paint ) 

Smear it, roll it, throw it, brush it 
Squish it, splash it, crunch and crush it 
Wet paint 
( wet paint, wet paint ) 

You pour it in a bucket 
You mush it all around 
You take a mop and mop it 
Oh you slather it and slop it 
But be careful not to drop it 
On the cold cold ground 

Wet paint, wet paint 
You know I'm crazy 'bout wet paint 
( wet paint, wet paint ) 
Can't get enough of wet paint 
( wet paint, wet paint )

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