It is a well-known eighteenth century traditional nursery rhyme, in which Humpty Dumpty is portrayed as anthropomorphic character. The song writer is not known. It is popular in English-speaking world and also easy for little ones to memorize as it is in the single stanza.

The origin of the poem remains unknown. Although, various theories have been advanced to support the meaning of the rhyme. The rhyme follows the pattern AABB, which can be found in most of the nursery rhymes. The first recorded version of the song date back to the eighteenth century. The melody of the song was first recorded by a well-known composer, James William Elliot.

Learning After singing the song, tell your kid not to jump from a great height or he may get hurt.

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