Let’s read together: Which is the way to London Town?

“Which is the way to London Town,
To see the King in his golden crown?”.
“One foot up and one foot down,
That’s the way to London Town.”

“Which is the way to London Town,
To see the Queen in her silken gown?”.
“Left! Right! Left! Right! up and down,
Soon you’ll be in London Town!”.

Which is the way to London Town?
Over the hills, across the down:
Over the ridges and over the bridges,
That is the way to London Town.

And what shall I see in London Town?
Many a building old and brown,
Many a real, old-fashioned street
You’ll be sure to see in London Town.

What else shall I see in London Town?
Many a maiden in silken gown;
Pretty pink faces, tied up in laces,
You’ll certainly see in London Town.

Then onward I hurried to London Town,
Over the hills and across the down,
Over the ridges and over the bridges,
Until I found me in London Town.