The first line of this song is puzzling, at least to me. I'll suggest that the word that sounds like "kay-eye" may be "kiyi." Kiyi is a kind of coyote call. Since I assume the coyote is a relative of the wolf, a coyote call isn't a bad fit for the song. That said, "Flip, flop with kiyi" doesn't provide any more meaning. Perhaps it's just part of two lines of nonsense lyrics in the first verse and the first line of the second, except that I think it's intending to use real words and not gibberish.
The first line of this song is puzzling, at least to me. I'll suggest that the word that sounds like "kay-eye" may be "kiyi." Kiyi is a kind of coyote call. Since I assume the coyote is a relative of the wolf, a coyote call isn't a bad fit for the song. That said, "Flip, flop with kiyi" doesn't provide any more meaning. Perhaps it's just part of two lines of nonsense lyrics in the first verse and the first line of the second, except that I think it's intending to use real words and not gibberish.