Hickory Dickory Dock
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Hickory Dickory Dock is a popular nursery Rhyme. The earliest recorded version of the rhyme was published in London around 1744, and began, "Hickere, Dickere Dock". The modern version is as follows:
| Hickory, dickory, dock,
The mouse ran up the clock. | 
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References
- In a Sesame Street News Flash, Kermit stands by a grandfather clock waiting for a mouse to run up it, acting out "Hickory Dickory Dock". A duck shows up instead. Finally, a horse comes in and explains that the mouse can't make it. The horse runs through the clock, breaking it.(EKA: Episode 0710)
- Was released as a Sesame Street Single along with the Alphabet Song and Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star. Other audio releases include "Big Bird Leads the Band", "Songs from Sesame Street featuring Rubber Duckie" and "Tingo 2 Songs and Chants".
- A Mother Goose Stories episode featured the nursery rhyme.
- The Sesame Street Music Box Record Player included a record with the recording.
- Episode 3446 of Sesame Street features a visit from Hickory Dickory Dock. [citation needed]
- The Play-a-Song book Elmo Sing-Along Songs features Elmo inviting the reader to sing along.
