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The Skeleton Dance for kids

The Skeleton Dance for kids is a children's song from The LuvBugz, running 1 min. The full lyrics are written out below. It is free to watch, and the characters tell the story in song without speaking.

dance little skeleton - skeleton dance - The LuvBugz - Nursery Rhymes & Kids Songs

1 min · published 2016-10-28

Lyrics

Hello LuvBugz!
One, Two, Three, Four!
Dance little skeleton
Dance
Dance little skeleton
Dance
Dance With your hands in the air
and say yeah, and say yeah!
One skeleton dancing all alone
Two skeletons dancing on the phone
Hello? hello?
Three skeletons dancing with colourful hair
Four skeletons dancing like they don't care!
Yeah, yeah, yeah, YEAH!
Dance little skeleton
Dance
Dance little skeleton
Dance
Dance With your hands in the air
and say yeah, and say yeah!
Dance little skeleton
Dance
Dance little skeleton
Dance
Dance With your hands in the air
and say yeah, and say yeah!

Words as sung in The LuvBugz version of this traditional rhyme.

Questions about The Skeleton Dance for kids

What are the words to The Skeleton Dance for kids?

The full written lyrics are on this page. The song opens “Hello LuvBugz”.

How long is The Skeleton Dance for kids?

The Skeleton Dance for kids runs for 1 min.

Where can I watch The Skeleton Dance for kids for free?

The Skeleton Dance for kids is free to watch on The LuvBugz YouTube channel, and it is embedded on this page. A selection of LuvBugz episodes is also on Amazon Prime Video.

Is The Skeleton Dance for kids suitable for toddlers and preschoolers?

Yes. The Skeleton Dance for kids is made for children and is marked as such on YouTube, which means comments are turned off and no personalised advertising is shown against it.

Do the LuvBugz characters speak or sing the words?

No. Mr and Mrs LuvBug have no mouths and never speak or lip-sync. The words are sung by a narrator while the characters act the song out through movement and eye expression. That is a deliberate design choice, not a limitation.

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