Which seasonal poem by a popular writer of verse for children ends with the words, "More more more"?

MaggieG 5

Well the poet is Roger McGough, but I haven't found the poem yet. Still looking... [Dec 25 04 7:35 PM] MaggieG 5 writes: I found a reference to something called "Pantomime Poem" and a few sites which refer to the 'more more more' bit but without saying which poem it comes from. Am I close, or should I keep looking? (As one entry - McG) Dec 22 04, 3:43 AM

griffinj

Here are three versions of a poem, only one of which ends "more, more, more". All are credited to "author unknown". http://julikay.tripod.com/juliespoetry/id10.html http://tootsie397.tripod.com/id44.htm (if you have speakers, turn them down on this one.) It also occurs on "The Addams Family" soundtrack as composed by Saxie Dowell with no lyricist credit. This one credits "words and music by Saxie Dowell", but I think they are mistaken. http://www.rienzihills.com/SING/playmate.htm But so far I can find no connection to the great Mr. McGough. Dec 23 04, 9:54 PM

gmackematix

Yay Maggie for "The Pantomime". Here someone has quoted this charming little verse: http://www.nobodyhere.com/about/secrets/topic36.php Dec 25 04, 9:12 PM