The rhyme originated in the US and is mocking the much longer and often funny sounding northern European surnames. The surname Schmidt and the surname suffix Heimer are of German origin.
The song is sung in infinite repetition with each repeat sung quieter than the last except for the last verse which is shouted.
Often referred to as the " bus song "
John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt
his name is my name too
whenever we go out
the people always shout
there goes John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt.
Da da - da da - da da da
John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt
The song is actually titled John Jacob Jingle Heimer Schmidt. However, the song is just an old children's song that is sung over and over, and not based on a real person.
john Jacob jingleheimer smith
john Jacob jingleheimer smith
its john jacob jingleheimer smith and hes a song
The Hangover
I think you mean John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt.Lyrics:John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt,His name is my name, too.Whenever we go outThe people always shout,"There goes John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt!"a na na na na na na.
Jacob Smith was born on January 21, 1990.
Jacob Smith was born on January 21, 1990.
Jacob Smith House was created in 1740.
Jacob W. Smith died in 1926.
Jacob W. Smith was born in 1851.