← Musculoskeletal and Mobility
The Skeletal System
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[Intro]
Started out not knowing where to look
Now you can run the whole body top to bottom
and name every piece on the way down
[Verse 1]
Twenty-two in the skull, eight of them cranial
Fourteen more building out the face
Twenty-six running down the vertebral column
Twenty-five closing up the thoracic cage
Seven in the hyoid and the ossicles
That's eighty, the axial is done
[Pre-Chorus]
Now everything that hangs off that frame
Four in the pectoral, two in the pelvic
Sixty up in the arms, sixty down in the legs
One twenty-six, the appendicular
[Chorus]
Two hundred and six, the whole body
Eighty in the axial, one twenty-six in the limbs
Skull, spine, thoracic cage, hyoid
Girdles, arms and legs, hands and feet
Support, protect, and let you move
Two hundred and six, the skeleton's complete
[Verse 2]
Bone isn't dead weight sitting still
It banks your calcium and releases it back
Red marrow's building the cells in your blood
Long, short, flat, irregular, sesamoid
Breaking down and rebuilding your whole life
Living tissue from the first day to the last
[Bridge]
Two hundred and six is the adult number
A newborn starts with closer to three hundred
Sacrum, coccyx, and cranial bones fuse
The count drops as the body grows
[Chorus]
Two hundred and six, the whole body
Eighty in the axial, one twenty-six in the limbs
Skull, spine, thoracic cage, hyoid
Girdles, arms and legs, hands and feet
Support, protect, and let you move
Two hundred and six, the skeleton's complete
[Outro]
Eighty holds you, one twenty-six moves you
Two oh six grown, close to three hundred at birth
Bone is alive, it banks calcium and builds blood
Skull to foot, the whole body's mapped
[End]
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