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14y ago

One, two, Freddy's comin' for you

Three, four, better lock your door

Five, six, grab your crucifix

Seven, eight, gonna stay up late

Nine, ten, never sleep again.

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10y ago

You can view this rhyme on YouTube. I don't know about downloading it but it's available all over youtube.

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13y ago

It doesn't really have a name, it's just an alternative version to the rhyme '1, 2, Buckle my Shoe'. Freddy probably used that tune because of it's strong affiliation with children.

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one two, freddy's comin' for you, three four, better lock the door, five six, get your crucifix, seven eight, better stay up late, nine ten, never sleep again

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11y ago

one two freddy's coming for you three four better lock that door five six grab your cruifix! seven eight stay up late nine ten never sleep again

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You better lock your (or the) door

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