A Tooth Fairy

Ghasaa-ghasaa left-right ghasaa-ghasaa,

Teeth mine are pearly white, ghasaa-ghasaa.

Cereals and cheerios are hidden away,

In tiny little spaces, causing decay,

To rid me of such problems, 

I do this each and every day,

Ghasaa-ghasaa left-right ghasaa-ghasaa,

Teeth mine are pearly white, ghasaa-ghasaa.

Chew I do, two hundred thirty times,

Yet pizza and noodles stay left behind,

And sometimes yummy creamy chocolate too,

Despite washing it down, with a coke or two!

Ghasaa-ghasaa left-right ghasaa-ghasaa,

Teeth mine are pearly white, ghasaa-ghasaa.

To top it all, I stay away from the teeth artiste,

Who seems ready with an axe, always to pick,

And chip away at my shiny white enamel,

Caused to be brown, by too much caramel.

Ghasaa-ghasaa left-right ghasaa-ghasaa,

Teeth mine are pearly white, ghasaa-ghasaa.

Yo kids, listen up, there is a moral to tell,

In your old age you want to avoid, dentures brutal,

Then you follow this mantra, you chant this hymn,

The Tooth Fairy will dance eternally, to your whim!

Ghasaa-ghasaa left-right ghasaa-ghasaa,

Teeth mine are pearly white, ghasaa-ghasaa.