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Baby Shark. Baby shark (pinch together thumb & finger) Do do do do da do Baby shark Do do do do da do Baby shark Do do do do da do Baby shark Momma shark (whole hand) Papa shark… (arms) Surfer Dude… Saw a shark… Shark attack… Swam away…

Baby Shark

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