You may also like: The Stars The Dandelion Clock Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary Little Snowflakes Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (2) Man in the Moon Old Rhyme Music By: Geoffrey O'Hara Adapted By: Terry Kluytmans Copyright © 1998 KIDiddles.com The man in the moon, As he sails the sky, Is a very remarkable skipper; But he made a mistake When he first tried to take A drink of milk from the Dipper. He dipped right out of the Milky Way, And slowly and carefully filled it; The Big Bear growled and The Little Bear howled; And scared him so much that he spilled it. The man in the moon Wore a sad little face, For he wanted that milk for his dinner; And he melted away, Like a snowdrift in May, Each night a little bit thinner. The Big Bear called to the Little Bear "Wherever can he have been dining? How would it seem If we fed him some cream? Would that keep the poor man from pining?"