I loved my childhood, for the most part Alhamdulilah.Kuu Kuun lamina, lamina tabaraka, seta una bariya, sideeda muunya, xakay baxay wa*** - the last bit was rude.Kuu kuun lamina, lamina tabaraka, seta una baraka, siyeedana...something something
Dhuudhuumasho is hide and seek.
Stuck in mud was alright, until having someone go under your legs started to get odd.
Other one: Luf luf luf, xaka - baka -deen - tarak- awal- laam - mafoul- mafashkax, and the person who it stops on mafashkax is out!
Oh, and we used to do Arabic ones too, ileen aniga I never grew-up in Black Africa.
Kan Mr Jamie Jamie Awa Awa Awa, kuna binilcam taxti shajar bi talat casay, il awal ....., ii tani....it thalath...tawil tawil min shubra lee gesa,, min gesa li shubra, ahow tawil tawil
Memories:
Aminooooooooooooo sanduq fuurtooy, abaaha dhar oo dhaqa, hooyada buun ee duubta, bax naga tag n*** kugu tale....Somali rhymes too rude.
The cleaner version: Amino sanduq fuurtooy, saxiibta siisin ee gaada, siisinkee dooliya gaatay, dooligi dacwoo keen, dacwadi daqar ee keent
Suttin like that.Naaya Samsamay, sabax nuureey, adoo kilkil, kuluun badneey, saxiibta Casha, Cashaq ba dilay dilay. Memember that dear? R-member Xamar Cadey. Gone, gone I say. A city destoryed by Somalis, I don't know how I can conclude with words the beauty that was snatched, I can only get Egyptian and say 'Allah yaqrib bait'
No, Istaqfurallah, Allah yaa salax xalak, all of us. Still the hurt is pretty bad and I never witnessed it, but too many deaths and lifetime imprisonment in Britain is enough to give me a picture. 
