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==Origins== The song derives from an American children's playground song, "circle circle, dot dot", that supposedly serves to immunize a child from the affliction of cooties. The words are as follows: :''Circle, circle.'' :''Dot, dot.'' :''Now you got your cootie shot.'' The words circle and dot are accompanied by the corresponding shape meaning in the shape of two circles with dots in the middle being traced (or, in some cases, drawn with a pen or marker) on the recipient's hand or arm. If the cootie shot was self-administered, "you" and "your" may be substituted with "I" and "my". In some areas a self-administered shot is not considered effective (the "shot" is considered to have been already infected with cooties). There are also several variations: :''Circle circle,'' :''knife knife.'' :''Now you got your shot for life.'' :''Circle, circle.'' :''Square, square.'' :''Now you have it everywhere.'' (Or "Now it will stay there.") :''Circle, circle.'' :''Line, line.'' :''Now you have it all the time.'' (Or "Now I'm protected all the time.") 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Circle Circle Dot Dot」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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