There was a crooked man

There was a crooked man

　　And he walked a crooked mile

　　He found a crooked sixpence

　　Upon a crooked stile

　　He bought a crooked cat

　　Which caught a crooked mouse

　　And they all lived together

　　In a crooked little house.

I read the story in a picture book, but I heard the story has been turned into a song as well. This old man is said to be sung with two meanings: ''bent at the waist'' and ''twisted''. I thought it was very interesting that it had many meanings in one short song.