Knottle to Knock

Robin Hood
General information
Feature films	The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men
Lyrics	Eddie Pola and George Wyle
Performers	Allan-a-Dale (Elton Hayes), Little John (James Robertson Justice), and the Merrie Men
Video

Knottle to Knock is a song sung by Allan-a-Dale (Elton Hayes), Little John, and the Merrie Men from the film, The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men.

Lyrics

Little John:
A sweet, rhyming minstrel, fain would I be
I'd sing like a nightingale

Allan-a-Dale:
A sweet, rhyming minstrel, fain would I be
I'd sing like a nightingale, tall in the trees
I'd sing of good Robin Hood, wounded and sick
I'd sing of our king, may he hurry back quick
I'd sing of Prince John, made only to mock
If he comes here, we'll split him from knottle to knock

Allan-a-Dale and the Merrie Men:
Knottle to knock
Knottle to knock
We'll split Prince John from knottle to knock
Knottle to knock and knottle to knock
We'll split Prince John from knottle to knock
Knottle to knock and knottle to knock
We'll split Prince John from knottle to knock
Knottle to knock and knottle to knock

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Media The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men • Video • Book • Soundtrack • The Riddle of Robin Hood Characters Robin Hood • Little John • Friar Tuck • Will Scarlet • Scathelock • Will Stutely • Merrie Men • Allan-a-Dale • Maid Marian • Midge the Miller • Hugh Fitzooth • Earl of Huntingdon • Tyb • Archbishop of Canterbury • Queen Eleanor • King Richard • Prince John • Sheriff of Nottingham • Red Gill • Prince John's Guards Locations England • Nottingham • Nottingham Castle • Nottingham Square • Sherwood Forest • Alford Abbey • Huntingdon Manor • Tower of London Songs Riddle De Diddle De Day • Beware • Come Sing Low, Come Sing High • Robin Hood • Whistle My Love • Allan-a-Dale's Song • Knottle to Knock