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Johny Johny (Yes Papa) Nursery Rhyme Johny Johny (Yes Papa) with Lyrics and Music Johny, Johny is a nursery rhyme about parenting. Little Johny has been eating sugar and lies to his daddy about this. The rhyme is popular in preschools and schools, and is used in both USA and UK. Tip: After singing the nursery rhyme, you have a great opportunity to talk with the kids about lies.