Ernie and Bert songs

Songs performed by Ernie and/or Bert.

Picture	Summary	Earliest Known Appearance	Description
	D-U-C-K-I-E	Episode 2059	In song, Ernie spells out each letter of the word, duckie.
	"I Wish I Had a Friend to Play With Me"	Episode 2122	Ernie and Rubber Duckie don't want to do the activity that Bert wants to do, so Bert sings a song about wanting to have a friend to play with him. After the song ends, Ernie tells Bert of a game that they can play together.
	Ding-Along Song	Episode 4110	Ernie sings a "Ding-Along Song" with the Dingers, much to Bert's annoyance. (Frank Oz as Bert)
	"My Room"	Episode 4116	Ernie sings about all the things he can do in his room - which is also Bert's room.
	What's the Name of That Song?	Episode 4118	A remake of the song with Ernie and Bert. (Steve Whitmire and Frank Oz)
	Sing Song Play Along Game	Episode 4131	Ernie, a Honker, Grover, Elmo and Bert dance to a "Sing Song Play Along Game" about doing things with your body.
	Ernie's Toes	Episode 4132	Ernie sings about how amazing his toes are. Bert is inspired by his own toes, but Ernie has gone to sleep. So he shares his new found fascination with Bernice on the windowsill. (Steve Whitmire and Frank Oz)
File:Eb-breakfast.jpg	Breakfast at Night	Episode 4133	Ernie sings a song with a singing banana, toast with eggs and a bowl of oatmeal about how good breakfast can be. By the end, Bert is hungry and ready for breakfast, but Ernie informs him that it's still in the middle of the night, and not time for breakfast. (Steve Whitmire and Frank Oz)
	La, La, La	Template:Ebcite	Bert and Ernie sing about words that begin with L. Bert sings about words like, linoleum.
	One and One Make Two	Template:Ebcite	Ernie and Bert sing about the number two.
	Feeling Good/Feeling Bad	Template:Ebcite	Ernie and Bert sing a "do-do-do" song about how they feel. In the first rendition, Ernie feels good and Bert feels bad, but in the second rendition it's the other way around. Then in the third rendition, they ask the kids at home how they feel.
File:Bae7.JPG	Dance Myself to Sleep	Template:Ebcite	Ernie sings about how he sometimes has trouble falling asleep, but when he does, he does a special dance to get to sleep. The muscial number progresses and soon he is accompanied by some dancing sheep. All the while Bert is complaining and telling Ernie to go back to bed. By the end of the song, the sheep have taken Bert and his bed outside, and Ernie is snuggled down in bed. (YouTube)
	The Honker-Duckie-Dinger Jamboree	Template:Ebcite	Ernie leads a jamboree joined by Honkers, his Rubber Duckie, and a Dinger. (YouTube)
File:Bae5.JPG	But I Like You	Template:Ebcite	Ernie asks Bert to name some things that he likes, leading to a song where they talk about what they like, and they say that they like each other even though they don't like all of the same things.
	I Don't Want to Live on the Moon	Template:Ebcite	Ernie sings about places that he'd like to visit, such as the moon and the sea.
	Imagine That	Template:Ebcite	Ernie sings about what he likes to imagine.
	Put Down the Duckie	Template:Ebcite	Hoots the Owl teaches Ernie that in order to play the saxophone well, he has to put his Rubber Duckie down.
	Best Friend Blues	Template:Ebcite	Ernie and Mr. Snuffleupagus, backed by Hoots the Owl on saxophone, sing about not being able to be with their respective best friends. By the end of the song, they agree on the solution of hanging out with each other.
	Keep the Park Clean for the Pigeons	Template:Ebcite	Bert and friends promote cleaning the parks for the pigeons.
	Have You Ever Looked at a Paper Clip?	Template:Ebcite	A song about paper clips, sung by Bert.
	Stick Out Your Hand and Say Hello	Template:Ebcite	Bert and Rick Moranis teach people on an airplane to introduce themselves. (YouTube)
	I Don't Want to Live on the Moon	Season 25	Ernie and Aaron Neville sit on a park bench and sing the song. (Note: Jim Henson's original recording is mixed with Aaron Neville's singing.)
	Things That I Remember	Template:Ebcite	Ernie and Bert recall the things that they remember, over a montage of classic Ernie and Bert clips.
	Opposites	Template:Ebcite	Ernie and Grover sing a duet about opposites; Grover is always the victim.
	Naptime	Template:Ebcite	Bert and Ernie sing a song about naptime. (While the audio is originally from the What Time Is It on Sesame Street? album, the song was made into an insert for the show in 1997 [cite], and appeared in the home video Quiet Time.)
	Rubber Duckie	Template:Ebcite	A newly-filmed version of Ernie's famous song, with the original audio recording used.
	Imagination	Template:Ebcite	A remake of the earlier Imagination song with Ernie and Bert, with hardly any differences in the segments (the most significant differences being that Steve Whitmire performed Ernie, and Bert's pajamas are different).
	Loud and Soft	Template:Ebcite	A remake of the Farley and Bert duet from Bert's Blockbusters, as performed by Bert and Ernie.
	Sing After Me	Template:Ebcite	Elmo is Ernie's echo.
	Adding	Template:Ebcite	Ernie, joined by Cookie Monster, Grover, and some animals, sing a song about adding (to the tune of "One and One Make Two").
	One of These Things	Template:Ebcite	Cookie Monster, dressed as a chef, shows Ernie four types of food and asks him which one doesn't belong. When Ernie guesses the cookie, he is in for a surprise: everything else turns out to have a cookie hidden inside.
	Pat Your Head and Rub Your Tummy	Template:Ebcite	In song, Ernie tries to get Bert to learn how to pat his head and rub his tummy.
	Rubber Duckie		A remade version of Rubber Duckie, in which Ernie is in a bathroom that consists of a blue background. The audio for this sketch is identical to the track on the first Sesame Street record.