In case you don't have the lyrics, here's the version I've done with motions. I always do it with a partner as part of the dance because they see what I'm doing and do it along with, no explaining necessary. People line up with a partner across from them, and take crossed hands to start, facing across the set. The hands pump back and forth (sort of a sawing motion) while the first line is sung. There are movements for each set of lyrics in the song - I'll put them under the words. The tune for some of the lyrics is like the first part of Shortnin' Bread (Mama's little baby... etc.), the tune for others is like the second part (Called for the doctor, doctor said.....) I'll write Tune A or Tune B 1) Here comes Zodiac, Zodiac, Zodiac, here comes Zodiac all night long. (Repeat). (Tune A) Hands crossed with sawing motion across set as mentioned above. 2) Step-back Sally, make a little alley, step back Sally all night long. (One time on all the rest)(Tune A) Drop hands, hold hands up to sides (like stick-em-up) and rotate hands back and forth rapidly while stepping back away from partner to make an "alley" down center of set. 3) Here comes Sally, walking down the alley, here comes Sally, all night long. (One time) (Tune A) The top couple saunters hand in hand down the set, while everyone puts one hand out toward them, palm up and follows them down the set with it (usually right on right hand side and left on left - you don't have to say, just show, and it usually happens that way) 4) I looked down the alley, and what did I see? A big fat man from Tennessee (Tune B) Hand flat above eyes as if looking far off up the alley for first part, then hands delineate a large belly. 5) I betcha five dollars, you can't do this: (This part is first part of Tune B) Front, back, side side side, front back, side side side (this part is essentially chanted while it's done) Hold up five fingers for the five dollars, then drop hands and jump forward, backward, and then to right left and right again rapidly in time with saying it, and do that jumping again. 6) Called for the doctor, the doctor said, "Ooh, aah, I've got a pain in my head!" (Tune B mostly) Hands to mouth as if calling, then point to head. This word can optionally be changed during the dance - elbow, neck, knee, toe, whatever and point as appropriate 7) Everyone says "Ooh, Aah, Ooh, Aah, Ooh, Aah, Ooh, Aah" as they move one step at a time towards their partners again and take hands. Dance repeats with new people walking down the alley. Goes as long as seems appropriate. If you make the motion for each part really big everyone knows what you'll be doing.