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Pizza Man Song

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The Pizza Man song is a camp classic. This is one of those songs that has many different versions and they are all fun.  All of the catch phrases rhyme (somewhat) with “man” and a lot of emphasis is usually put on the rhyme.

The leader sings each line and then the audience repeats it. Each verse has an action to go with it. At the end of the verse, the catch phrase and action for all of the previous verses are repeated. Some suggested actions are shown in brackets below, but the leader can make up anything appropriate.

If you don’t know the tune, just search it on YouTube.

Pizza Man Song

This is a repeat after me song. (This is a repeat after me song.)

Hey, Hey, Bo Diddly Bop
I’ve got to get back to my block.
with a Pizza in my hand [hold a pizza box palm up]
I’m gonna be a Pizza MAN!

Hey, Hey, Bo Diddly Bop
I’ve got to get back to my block.
With these wires in my hand [pull wires every which way]
I’m gonna be an electricIAN!
ElectricIAN! [pull wires every which way]
Pizza MAN! [hold a pizza box palm up] 

Hey, hey, Bo Diddly Bop
I’ve got to get back to my block.
With a basketball in my hand [shoot a ball]
I’m gonna be like Michael JordAN!
Michael JordAN!   [shoot the ball] 
ElectricIAN!  [pull wires every which way]
Pizza MAN! [hold a pizza box palm up] 

Hey, hey, Bo Diddly Bop
I’ve got to get back to my block.
With my car keys in my hand [pretend to drive]
I’m gonna drive my miniVAN!
My miniVAN!  [pretend to drive]
Michael JordAN!  [shoot a ball] 
ElectricIAN!  [pull wires every which way]
Pizza MAN! [hold a pizza box palm up] 

I have heard so many different verses. Here are a few. Add your own to the comments below.

With these nun-chuks in my hand – I’m gonna be like Jackie CHAN!
With these books in my hand – I’m gonna be a LibrarIAN
With a calculator in my hand – I’m gonna be a mathematicIAN
With a guitar in my hand – I’m gonna be a musicIAN
With a fire hose in my hand – I’m gonna be a FireMAN
With some bad guys in my hand, I’m gonna be a SuperMAN!
With a peace sign in my hand, I’m gonna be a humanitarIAN!

Filed Under: Careers and VocationsTagged: Songs



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  1. Stephan says

    July 2, 2018 at 5:54 PM

    Hey, Hey, Bo Diddly Bop
    I’ve got to get back to my block.
    with a fruit loop in my hand.
    Im gonna be like tocan sam

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    • Kantrowitz says

      July 4, 2020 at 3:53 PM

      Hey Bo Diddly Bop i’ve got to get back to my block with some fairy dust in my hand I’m going to be like Peter Pan

      Reply

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