Songs

Three Little Pigs
From: Three Little Pigs

Music: Frank Churchill
Lyrics: Frank Churchill and Ann Ronell
Who's afraid of the big bad olf
!ig bad olf" big bad olf#
Who's afraid of the big bad olf#
Tra la la la la
Tra la la la la
Long ago there ere three $igs
Little handsome $iggy%igs
For the big" bad &ery big &ery bad olf
They didn't gi&e three figs
'umber one as &ery gay
And he built his house of hay
With a hey hey toot
(e ble on his flute
And he $layed around all day
'umber to as fond of )igs
And so he built his house ith tigs
(eigh diddle%diddle
(e $layed on his fiddle
And danced ith lady $igs
'umber three said *'i+ on tricks
, ill built my house ith bricks*
(e had no chance
To sing and dance
'Cause ork and $lay don't mi+
(a ha ha- The to little
.o little $igs )ust inked and laugh" ha ha-
Tra la la la la
Tra la la la la
Came the day hen fate did fron
And the olf ble into ton
With a gruff *$uff%$uff* he $uffed )ust enough
And the hay house fell right don
/ne and to ere scared to death
/f the big bad olfie's breath
*!y the hair of your chin%ny%chin"
,'ll blo you in*
And the tig house ansered yes
'o one left but number Three
To sa&e the $iglet family
When they knock
(e fast unlocked
And said *Come in ith me-*
'o they all ere safe inside
And the bricks hurt olfie's $ride
0o" he slid don the chimney
And" oh" by 1imney
,n the fire he as fried
(a ha ha- The three little
Free little $igs re)oice and laughed" ha ha-
Tra la la la la
Tra la la la la-
B-I-N-G-O!
There as a farmer had a dog"
And !ingo as his name%o2
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Are You Sleeping
46nglish: Are 7ou 0lee$ing5
Written !y: 8nknon
Co$yright 8nknon
Fr9re 1ac:ues" Fr9re 1ac:ues"
.orme; &ous# .orme; &ous#
0onne; les matines" 0onne; les matines
.ing .ing .ong" .ing .ing .ong
6nglish <ersion:
!rother 1ohn" !rother 1ohn#
Are you slee$ing" are you slee$ing#
Morning bells are ringing"
morning bells are ringing
.ing .ing .ong" .ing .ing .ong2
If you're happy and you no! it
,f you're ha$$y and you kno it" cla$ your hands 4cla$ cla$5
,f you're ha$$y and you kno it" cla$ your hands 4cla$ cla$5
,f you're ha$$y and you kno it" then your face ill surely sho it
,f you're ha$$y and you kno it" cla$ your hands2 4cla$ cla$5
,f you're ha$$y and you kno it" stom$ your feet 4stom$ stom$5
,f you're ha$$y and you kno it" stom$ your feet 4stom$ stom$5
,f you're ha$$y and you kno it" stom$ your feet2 4stom$ stom$5
,f you're ha$$y and you kno it" shout *(urray-* 4hoo%ray-5
,f you're ha$$y and you kno it" do all three 4cla$%cla$" stom$%stom$" hoo%ray-5
,f you're ha$$y and you kno it" do all three 4cla$%cla$" stom$%stom$" hoo%ray-5
,f you're ha$$y and you kno it" do all three2 4cla$%cla$" stom$%stom$" hoo%ray-5
"e dig dig dig
From: 0no White and the 0e&en .arfs
Music: Frank Churchill
Lyrics: Larry Morey
We dig dig dig dig dig dig dig in our mine the hole day through
To dig dig dig dig dig dig dig is hat e really like to do
,t ain't no trick to get rich :uick
,f you dig dig dig ith a sho&el or a $ick
,n a mine- ,n a mine- ,n a mine- ,n a mine-
Where a million diamonds shine-
We dig dig dig dig dig dig dig from early morn till night
We dig dig dig dig dig dig dig u$ e&erything in sight
We dig u$ diamonds by the score
A thousand rubies" sometimes more
!ut e don't kno hat e dig 'em for
We dig dig dig a%dig dig
(eigh%ho" (eigh%ho
(eigh%ho" (eigh%ho
(eigh%ho
(eigh%ho" (eigh%ho
,t's home from ork e go
4Whistle5
(eigh%ho" (eigh%ho" (eigh%ho
(eigh%ho" (eigh%ho
4Whistle5
(eigh%ho" (eigh%ho
4Whistle5
(eigh%ho" (eigh%ho
(eigh%ho" (eigh%ho
(eigh%ho" (eigh%ho
(eigh%ho hum
(eigh%ho" (eigh%ho
4Whistle5
(eigh%ho
= A sheet music &ersion goes: >
(eigh ho" heigh ho
To make your troubles go
1ust kee$ on singing
All day long" heigh ho
(eigh ho" heigh ho" heigh ho
For if you're feeling lo
7ou $ositi&ely can't go rong
With a heigh" heigh ho
(eigh ho" heigh ho
(eigh ho" heigh ho
(eigh ho" heigh ho
All se&en in a ro
With a heigh" heigh ho
Old #a$donald
/ld Macdonald had a farm" 6%,%6%,%/
And on his farm he had a co" 6%,%6%,%/
With a *moo%moo* here and a *moo%moo* there
(ere a *moo* there a *moo*
6&eryhere a *moo%moo*
And on his farm he had a $ig" 6%,%6%,%/
With a 4snort5 here and a 4snort5 there
(ere a 4snort5 there a 4snort5
6&eryhere a 4snort%snort5
And on his farm he had a horse" 6%,%6%,%/
With a *neigh" neigh* here and a *neigh" neigh* there
(ere a *neigh* there a *neigh*
6&eryhere a *neigh%neigh*
With a 4snort5 here and a 4snort5 there
(ere a 4snort5 there a 4snort5
6&eryhere a 4snort%snort5
Yello! su%&arine
,n the ton here , as born
Li&ed a man ho sailed to sea
And he told us of his life
,n the land of submarines
0o e sailed u$ to the sun
Till e found the sea of green
And e li&ed beneath the a&es
,n our yello submarine
We all li&e in our yello submarine"
7ello submarine" yello submarine
And our friends are all on board
Many more of them li&e ne+t door
And the band begins to $lay
As e li&e a life of ease
6&eryone of us has all e need
0ky of blue and sea of green
,n our yello submarine2
Susanna
, come from Alabama
With my ban)o on my knee
,'m going to Louisiana"
My true lo&e for to see
,t rained all night
The day , left
The eather it as dry
The sun so hot"
, fro;e to death
0usanna" don't you cry
/h" 0usanna"
/h don't you cry for me
For , come from Alabama
, had a dream the other night
When e&erything as still
, thought , sa 0usanna
A%coming don the hill
The buckheat cake
Was in her mouth
The tear as
,n her eye
0ays ," ,'m coming from the south
0usanna" don't you cry
/h" 0usanna"
/h don't you cry for me
For , come from Alabama
Birthday
by Lennon%McCartney
7ou say it's your birthday
,t's my birthday too" yeah
They say it's your birthday
We're gonna ha&e a good time
,'m glad it's your birthday
(a$$y birthday to you
7es e're going to a $arty $arty
7es e're going to a $arty $arty
7es e're going to a $arty $arty2
, ould like you to dance
4!irthday5
Take a cha%cha%cha%chance
4!irthday5
4!irthday5
.ance
4!irthday5
Take a cha%cha%cha%chance
4!irthday5
4!irthday5
.ance
7ou say it's your birthday
,t's my birthday too" yeah
They say it's your birthday
We're gonna ha&e a good time
,'m glad it's your birthday
(a$$y birthday to you
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Li+ing
by 1ohn Lennon5
,magine there's no hea&en
,t's easy if you try
'ohere belo us
Abo&e only sky
,magine all the $eo$le
Li&ing for today222
,magine there's no countries
,t isn't hard to do
'othing to kill or die for
And no religion too
Li&ing life in $eace222
7ou may say ,'m a dreamer
!ut ,'m not the only one
, ho$e someday you'll )oin us
And the orld ill be as one
,magine no $ossessions
, onder if you can
'o need for greed or hunger
A brotherhood of man
0haring all the orld222
7ou may say ,'m a dreamer
!ut ,'m not the only one
, ho$e someday you'll )oin us
And the orld ill be as one
Beautiful
by 1ohn Lennon
Close your eyes" (a&e no fear"
The monsters gone" he's on the run
and your daddy's here2
!eautiful" beautiful" beautiful" beautiful !oy"
!efore you go to slee$"
0ay a little $rayer"
6&ery day in e&ery ay" it's getting better and better"
/ut on the ocean" shi$ sailing aay
, can hardly ait
To see you come of age
!ut , guess e'll )ust ha&e to be $atient
Cause it's a long ay to go" a hard ro to hoe
7es it's a long ay to go" but in the meantime"
!efore you cross the street"
Take my hand"
Life is )ust hat ha$$ens to you hile you're busy making
other $lans"
!efore you go to slee$"
0ay a little $rayer"
6&ery day in e&ery ay" it's getting better and better"
.arling" darling" darling" darling 0ean2
3oodnight 0ean" see you in the morning2
All you need is lo+e,
4LennonAMcCartney5
Lo&e" Lo&e" Lo&e2
Lo&e" Lo&e" Lo&e2
Lo&e" Lo&e" Lo&e2
There's nothing you can do that can't be done2
'othing you can sing that can't be sung2
'othing you can say but you can learn ho to $lay the
game2
,t's easy2
'othing you can make that can't be made2
'o one you can sa&e that can't be sa&ed2
'othing you can do but you can learn ho to be you in time2
,t's easy2
All you need is lo&e2
All you need is lo&e" lo&e2
Lo&e is all you need2
'othing you can kno that isn't knon2
'othing you can see that isn't shon2
'ohere you can be that isn't here you're meant to be2
,t's easy2
All you need is lo&e 4All together" no-5
All you need is lo&e2 46&erybody-5
Lo&e is all you need 4lo&e is all you need52
7ee%hai-
7esterday2
/h
/h yeah-
0he lo&es you" yeah yeah yeah2
0he lo&es you" yeah yeah yeah2
You are so %eautiful
7ou are so beautiful
To me
To me
Can't you see
7ou're e&erything , ho$ed for
7ou're e&erything , need
To me
7ou are so onderful
To me
7ou are so onderful
To me
Can't you see
7ou are so onderful
To me
To me
To me
Can't you see
To me
Young &an
7oung man" there's no need to feel don
, said" young man" $ick yourself off the ground
, said" young man" 'cause you're in a ne ton
There's no need to be unha$$y
7oung man" there's a $lace you can go
, said" young man" hen you're short on your dough
7ou can stay there" and ,'m sure you ill find
Many ays to ha&e a good time2
,t's fun to stay at the 72M2C2A2
They ha&e e&erything for young men to en)oy2
7ou can hang out ith all the boys2
7ou can get yourself clean
7ou can ha&e a good meal
7ou can do hate&er you feel2
7oung man" Are you listening to me
, said" young man" hat do you ant to be
, said" young man" you can make real your dreams"
but you'&e got to kno this one thing2
'o man" does it all by himself
, said" young man" $ut your $ride on the shelf
And )ust go there" to the 72M2C2A2
,'m sure they can hel$ you today
7ou can get yourself clean
7ou can ha&e a good meal
7ou can do hate&er you feel2
7oung Man" , as once in your shoes"
, said" , as don and out ith the blues
, felt" no man cared if , ere ali&e
, felt the hole orld as so )i&e
That's hen someone came u$ to me
and said young man take a alk u$ the street
There's a $lace there called the 72M2C2A2
They can start you back on your ay2
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7oung man" 7oung man" there's no need to feel don
7oung man" 7oung man" $ick yourself off the ground
72M2C2A2
)ust go to the 72M2C2A2
7oung Man" 7oung Man" , as once in your shoes"
7oung Man" 7oung Man" , as out ith the blues
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Yanee )oodle
4by Richard 0huckburgh? co$yright unknon? midi arranged by Thomas Thurston5
7ankee .oodle ent to ton
A%riding on a $ony
0tuck a feather in his hat
And called it macaroni2
7ankee .oodle" kee$ it u$
7ankee .oodle dandy
Mind the music and the ste$
And ith the girls be handy2
Father and , ent don to cam$
Along ith Ca$tain 3ooding
And there e sa the men and boys
As thick as hasty $udding2
7ankee .oodle dandy
And ith the girls be handy
There as Ca$tain Washington
8$on a sla$$ing stallion
A%gi&ing orders to his men
, guess there as a million2
7ankee .oodle dandy
And ith the girls be handy2
"e go a party
,t's late in the e&ening
0he's ondering hat clothes to ear
0he $uts on her make u$
And brushes her long blonde hair
And then she asks me
.o , look all right"
And , say yes" you look onderful tonight
We go a $arty
And e&eryone turns to see
This beautiful lady
That's alking around ith me
And then she asks me
.o you feel alright
And , say yes" , feel onderful tonight
, feel onderful
!ecause , see the lo&e light in your eyes
And the onder of it all
,s that you )ust don't reali;e
(o much , lo&e you
,t's time to go home no
And ,'&e got an aching head
0o , gi&e her the car keys
0he hel$s me to bed
And then , tell her
As , turn out the light
, say my darling" you ere onderful tonight
/h my darling" you ere onderful tonight
I need so&e%ody to lo+e
4by the !eatles" 0gt2 Pe$$er's Lonely (earts Club !and5
What ould you think if , sang out of tune"
Would you stand u$ and alk out on me #
Lend me your ears and ,'ll sing you a song
And ,'ll try not to sing out of key2
/h" , get by ith a little hel$ from my friends
Mm" , get high ith a little hel$ from my friends
Mm" gonna try ith a little hel$ from my friends
What do , do hen my lo&e is aay
4.oes it orry you to be alone #5
(o do , feel by the end of the day"
4Are you sad because you're on your on #5
'o" , get by ith a little hel$ from my friends
.o you need anybody
, need somebody to lo&e
Could it be anybody
, ant somebody to lo&e2
Would you belie&e in a lo&e at first sight
7es" ,'m certain that it ha$$ens all the time
What do you see hen you turn out the light
, can't tell you but , kno it's mine"
.o you need anybody
, )ust need someone to lo&e
Could it be anybody
, ant somebody to lo&e2
ith a little hel$ from my friends2
#other #ary $o&es to &e
by the !eatles
When , find myself in times of trouble
Mother Mary comes to me
0$eaking ords of isdom" let it be
And in my hour of darkness
0he is standing right in front of me
Let it be" let it be
Whis$er ords of isdom" let it be
And hen the broken hearted $eo$le
Li&ing in the orld agree
There ill be an anser" let it be
For though they may be $arted
There is still a chance that they ill see
7eah" there ill be an anser" let it be
Let it be" yeah" let it be
And hen the night is cloudy
There is still a light that shines on me
0hine on until tomorro" let it be
, ake u$ to the sound of music
Mother Mary comes to me
"iggly "oo
Author and co$yright status unknon
There's a orm at the bottom of the garden
And his name is Wiggly Woo
And all that he can do
,s iggle all night
And iggle all day
Whate&er else the $eo$le do say
And all that he can do
,s iggle all night
And iggle all day
Whate&er else the $eo$le do say
"hen you !ish upon a star
Writer: Leigh (arline? Lyrics: 'ed Washington
When you ish u$on a star" makes no difference ho you are
Anything your heart desires ill come to you
,f your heart is in your dreams" no re:uest is too e+treme
When you ish u$on a star as dreamers do
4Fate is kind" she brings to those ho lo&e
The seet fulfillment of their secret longing5
Like a bolt out of the blue" fate ste$s in and sees you thru
When you ish u$on a star" your dreams come true
"ipers
c5BCCD" Ada$ted by 1udy and .a&id 3ershon 40/CA'5
The heels on the bus go round and round"
round and round"
round and round2
The heels on the bus go round and round"
all through the ton2
The i$ers on the bus go 0ish" sish" sish?
0ish" sish" sish?
0ish" sish" sish2
The i$ers on the bus go 0ish" sish" sish"
The horn on the bus goes !ee$" bee$" bee$?
!ee$" bee$" bee$?
!ee$" bee$" bee$2
The horn on the bus goes !ee$" bee$" bee$"
The money on the bus goes" Clink" clink" clink?
Clink" clink" clink?
Clink" clink" clink2
The money on the bus goes" Clink" clink" clink"
The .ri&er on the bus says *Mo&e on back"
mo&e on back" mo&e on back?*
The .ri&er on the bus says *Mo&e on back*"
The baby on the bus says *Wah" ah" ah?
Wah" ah" ah?
Wah" ah" ah*2
The baby on the bus says *Wah" ah" ah*"
The mommy on the bus says *0hush" shush" shush?
0hush" shush" shush?
0hush" shush" shush2*
The mommy on the bus says *0hush" shush" shush*
0ubstitute these also:
The doors on the bus go o$en and shut2
The bell on the bus goes ding%ding%ding2
The lady on the bus says" *3et off my feet*222
The $eo$le on the bus say" *We had a nice ride*222
*7our name* on the bus says Let Me /ff-
Goes the !easel
Round and round the cobbler's bench
The monkey chased the easel"
The monkey thought 'tas all in fun
Po$- 3oes the easel2 A $enny for a s$ool of thread
A $enny for a needle"
That's the ay the money goes"
Po$- 3oes the easel2
A half a $ound of tu$enny rice"
A half a $ound of treacle2
Mi+ it u$ and make it nice"
8$ and don the London road"
,n and out of the 6agle"
That's the ay the money goes"
,'&e no time to $lead and $ine"
,'&e no time to heedle"
@iss me :uick and then ,'m gone
-o&edy Song
by Carson Robison BCDE
There's a $lace here the birds sing bass 4base5
Rabbits laugh in a bulldog's face
Trains don't sto$ at my home ton
'Cause ood$eckers knocked the de$ot don
There the girls gro tall and slim"
The boys gro hiskers on their chin"
Their ears gro out and their toes turn in"
/ut in that Western ton
Folks don't stay out &ery late
Way out West in @ansas"
They take the sidealks in at eight
Way out West in @ansas
,t's some ton" by heck" ,'ll sear"
7ou can stand in the old ton s:uare
And knock on e&22er222y front door
Way out West in @ansas
Additional <erses
, kno a cou$le" man and ife
Way out est in @ansas
They sit out on their $orch at night
They sit out on the $orch at night
And hold each others' hands so tight
,f one turns loose they start to fight
The sun's so hot that eggs ill hatch"
ay out est in @ansas?
,t $o$$ed the corn in a $o$corn $atch"
ay out est in @ansas2
An old mule coming don the $ath"
0a the corn and lost his breath2
Thought it as sno and fro;e to death"
Way out est in @ansas2
.es$ite the humor intended by these song lyrics" domestic &iolence is a &ery real $roblem2
I !ant a dog,
, ant a dog2
, ant a dog2
A dog , can $lay ith" this is my one
ish"
and that's hy , ant a dog2
, ant a dog2
, ant a dog2
A dog that ill lick my face"
e'll run and laugh and chase"
,'ll teach him to do some tricks"
like sit and fetching sticks"
, ant a $u$$y"
one ho ill lo&e me"
, ant a $u$$y of my &ery &ery on2
, ant a dog2
, ant a dog2
A dog , can cuddle"
he on't be trouble"
, ant a $u$$y"
one ho ill lo&e me"
, ant a $u$$y of my &ery &ery on2
)o!n in the +alley
48nknon author5
0im$le <ersion:
.on in the &alley" &alley so lo
(ang your head o&er" hear the ind blo
(ear the ind blo" dear" hear the ind blo
(ang your head o&er" hear the ind blo2
Roses lo&e sunshine" &iolets lo&e de
Angels in hea&en kno , lo&e you
@no , lo&e you" dear" kno , lo&e you
Angels in hea&en" kno , lo&e you2
Writing this letter" containing three lines
Anser my :uestion" *Will you be mine#*
*Will you be mine" dear" ill you be mine#*
.on in the &alley" &alley so lo
(ang your head o&er" hear the ind blo
(ear the ind blo" dear" hear the ind blo
0cout <ersion:
.on in the &alley" the &alley so lo
(ang your head o&er" hear the inds blo
(ear the inds blo" dear" hear the inds blo
(ang your head o&er" hear the inds blo
.on in the &alley" alking beteen
Telling our story" here's hat it means
(ere's hat it means" dear" here's hat it means
Telling our story" here's hat it means
Roses lo&e sunshine" &iolets lo&e de
@no , lo&e you" dear" kno , lo&e you
!uild me a castle forty feet high
0o , can see him as he rides by
As he rides by" dear" as he rides by
0o , can see him as he rides by
Writing this letter" containing three lines
*Will you be mine" dear" ill you be mine*
,f you don't lo&e me" lo&e hom you $lease
Thro your arms round me" gi&e my heart ease
3i&e my heart ease" dear" gi&e my heart ease
Thro your arms round me" gi&e my heart ease
Thro your arms round me" before it's too late
Thro your arms round me" feel my heart break
Feel my heart break" dear" feel my heart break
Thro your arms round me" feel my heart break
Life under the sea is %etter than anything they got up there,.
(oard Ashman" Alan Menken2 From the mo&ie *Little Mermaid*" F .isney2 All rights reser&ed25
4Ariel" listen to me2 The human orld" it's a mess2
The seaeed is alays greener
,n somebody else's lake
7ou dream about going u$ there
!ut that is a big mistake
1ust look at the orld around you
Right here on the ocean floor
0uch onderful things surround you
What more is you lookin' for#
8nder the sea" under the sea
.arling it's better don here it's etter
Take it from me
8$ on the shore they ork all day
/ut in the sun they sla&e aay
While e're de&oting full time to floating
8nder the sea" ha ha222
.on here all the fish is ha$$y
As after the a&es they roll
The fish on the land ain't ha$$y
They sad 'cause they in the bol-
!ut fish in the bol is lucky
They in for a orser fate
/ne day hen the boss get hungry
3uess ho goin' be on the $late#
Wo%no" under the sea
8nder the sea
'obody beat us" fry us and eat us
,n fricka;ee
We hat the land folks lo&es to cook
8nder the sea e off the hook
We'&e got no troubles" life is the bubbles
8nder the sea 4under the sea5
8nder the sea 4under the sea5
0ince life is seet here" e got the beat here
'aturally 4naturally%ee%ee%ee5
6&en the sturgeon and the ray
They get the urge and start to $lay
We'&e got the s$irit" you'&e got to hear it
8nder the sea
The lute $lay the flute
The car$ $lay the har$
The $laice $lay the bass and they soundin' shar$
The bass $lay the brass
The chub $lay the tub
The fluke is the duke of soul 4yeah5
The ray" he can $lay the lings on the strings
The trout acting out
The blackfish he sings
The smelt and the s$rat
They kno here it's at
And oh" that blofish blo-
7eah" under the sea
8nder the sea
When the sardine begin the beguine
,t's music to me 4music is to me5
What do they got" a lot of sand#
We'&e got a hot crustacean band
6ach little clam here kno ho to )am here
8nder the sea
6ach little slug here cutting a rug here
8nder the sea
6ach little snail here kno ho to ail here
That's hy it's hotter under the ater
7eah" e in luck here don under the muck here
8nder the sea
I need your lo+e*
Lyrics by (y Garet" Music by Ale+ 'orth
/h" my lo&e" my darling"
,'&e hungered for your touch
a long" lonely time2
And time goes by so sloly
and time can do so much"
are you still mine#
, need your lo&e"
, need your lo&e"
3od s$eed your lo&e 22222 to me-
Lonely ri&ers flo
to the sea" to the sea"
To the o$en arms of the sea2
Lonely ri&ers sigh"
*Wait for me" ait for me-*
,'ll be coming home" ait for me-
,'&e hungered" for your touch
are you still mine#
, need your lo&e
, need your lo&e"
3od s$eed your lo&e222222 to me-
Additional &erse:
Lonely mountains ga;e
at the stars" at the stars"
Waiting for the dan of the day2
All alone" , ga;e
at the stars" at the stars"
.reaming of my lo&e far aay2
,'&e hungered for your touch
are you still mine#
, need your lo&e"
, need your lo&e"
3od s$eed your lo&e to me-
T!inle* t!inle* little star*
1ane Taylor rote the lyrics in BHIJ2
Tinkle" tinkle" little star"
(o , onder hat you are2
8$ abo&e the orld so high"
Like a diamond in the sky2
(o , onder hat you are-
When the bla;ing sun is gone"
When he nothing shines u$on"
Then you sho your little light"
Tinkle" tinkle" all the night2
Then the tra&eler in the dark
Thanks you for your tiny s$ark?
(e could not see hich ay to go"
,f you did not tinkle so2
,n the dark blue sky you kee$"
While you thro' my indo $ee$"
And you ne&er shut your eye"
Till the sun is in the sky"
4and here is ne &erse ritten by one of our &isitors" Mr2 1oel (ebets5
0oftly shining sil&er moon"
Peaking at me in my room"
When you're in the sky at night"
The orld around me glos so brightly"
0oftly shining sil&er moon"
,f you go" $lease come back soon2
6ighteenth%Century French Folk 0ong: Ah- <ous dirai%)e" Maman
Many years before the lyrics to *Tinkle Tinkle" Little 0tar* ere ritten" children across France sang the ords to *Ah- <ous
dirai%)e" Maman* 4@2 DJK5" $resented belo" to a similar tune2 0e&enteen%year%old Wolfgang Amadeus Mo;art used the melody in
his $iano &ariation2 Pleasing" organi;ed melodies such as this one ha&e great &alue for children and adults alike2 Music s$eaks in a
language that children instincti&ely understand" and it hel$s mold a child's mental" emotional" social" and $hysical de&elo$ment2
The original ords belo are not about stars" they are about a child's desire for candy-
Ah- <ous dirai%)e" Maman"
Ce :ui cause mon tournment#
Pa$a &eut :ue )e raisonne"
Comme une grande $ersonne?
Moi" )e dis :ue les bonbons
<alent mieu+ :ue la raison2
Ah- Let me tell you" Mother"
What's the cause of my torment#
Pa$a ants me to reason
Like a gron%u$2
Me" , say that candy has
3reater &alue than reason2
Turey
As , as a%goin'
/n don the road
With a tired team
And a hea&y load
, cracked my hi$
And the leader s$rung
, says day%day
To the agon tongue
in the stra
Turkey in the stra
Roll 'em u$ and tist 'em u$
A high tuck a%ha
And hit 'em u$ a tune called
Turkey in the 0tra
Went out to milk
And , didn't kno ho
, milked the goat
,nstead of the co
A monkey sittin'
/n a $ile of stra
A inkin' at
(is mother%in%la
Turkey in the stra
Turkey in the stra
A high tuck a%ha
Turkey in the 0tra
, came to the ri&er
And , couldn't get across
0o , $aid fi&e dollars
For a big bay hoss
Well" he ouldn't go ahead
And he ouldn't stand still
0o he ent u$ and don
Like an old sa mill
Turkey in the stra
Turkey in the stra
A high tuck a%ha
Turkey in the 0tra
.id you e&er go fishin'
/n a arm summer day
When all the fish
Were simmin' in the bay
<isit our 0im ith the 3oldfish acti&ity-
With their hands in their $ockets
And their $ockets in their $ants
.id you e&er see a fishie
.o the (ootchy%@ootchy .ance#
Turkey in the stra
Turkey in the stra
A high tuck a%ha
Turkey in the 0tra
There are ti&es
Artist: 1anet 1ackson
There are times hen , look abo&e and beyond"
There are times hen , feel your lo&e around me" baby2
,'ll ne&er forget you222
There are times hen , look abo&e and beyond"
There are times hen , feel your lo&e around me" baby2
,'ll ne&er forget my baby2
When , feel that , don't belong"
.ra my strength from the ords you said"
*(ey it's about you baby2 Look dee$er inside you baby2
.ream about us together again"
hat , ant" us together again" baby2*
, kno e'll be together again 'cause222
6&eryhere , go" e&ery smile , see?
, kno you are there" smilin' back at me2
.ancin' in moonlight" , kno you are free"
Cause , can see your star shinin' don on me2
3ood times e'll share again? makes me anna dance2
0ay it loud and $roud" all my lo&e's for you-
Alays been a true angel to me" no abo&e"
, can't ait for you to ra$ your ings around me" baby2
0ometimes hear you his$erin' no more $ain2
'o orries ill you e&er see no" baby2
.ream about us together again"
hat , ant" us together again" baby2
, kno e'll be together again cause222
3ood times e'll share again? makes me anna dance2
0ay it loud and $roud" all my lo&e's for you-
There are times hen , look abo&e and beyond2
There are times hen , feel your smile u$on me baby"
,'ll ne&er forget my baby2
What ,'d gi&e )ust to hold you close2
As on 6arth" in (ea&en" e ill be together" baby2
Together again my baby" cause222
On$e upon a ti&e
Music L Lyrics: 3ene Raskin? $erformed by Mary (o$kins5
/nce u$on a time there as a ta&ern
Where e used to raise a glass or to
Remember ho e laughed aay the hours
And dreamed of all the great things e ould do
Those ere the days my friend
We thought they'd ne&er end
We'd sing and dance fore&er and a day
We'd li&e the life e choose
We'd fight and ne&er lose
For e ere young and sure to ha&e our ay2
La la la la222
Those ere the days" oh yes those ere the days
Then the busy years ent rushing by us
We lost our starry notions on the ay
,f by chance ,'d see you in the ta&ern
We'd smile at one another and e'd say
La la la la222
1ust tonight , stood before the ta&ern
'othing seemed the ay it used to be
,n the glass , sa a strange reflection
Was that lonely oman really me
La la la la222
Through the door there came familiar laughter
, sa your face and heard you call my name
/h my friend e're older but no iser
For in our hearts the dreams are still the same
La la la la222
Those ere the days" oh yes" those ere the days
Old &an
This old man" he $layed one
(e $layed knick%knack on my thumb
@nick%knack $addyhack" gi&e your dog a bone
This old man came rolling home
This old man" he $layed to
(e $layed knick%knack on my shoe
This old man" he $layed three
(e $layed knick%knack on my knee
This old man" he $layed four
(e $layed knick%knack on my door
This old man" he $layed fi&e
(e $layed knick%knack on my hi&e
This old man" he $layed si+
(e $layed knick%knack on my sticks
This old man" he $layed se&en
(e $layed knick%knack u$ in hea&en
This old man" he $layed eight
(e $layed knick%knack on my gate
This old man" he $layed nine
(e $layed knick%knack on my s$ine
This old man" he $layed ten
(e $layed knick%knack once again
There's
Written !y: 8nknon Co$yright 8nknon
There's a hole in the middle of the sea
There's a hole" there's a hole
There's a log in the hole in the middle of the sea
There's a log" there's a log
There's a bum$ on the log in the hole
,n the middle of the sea
There's a bum$" there's a bum$
There's a frog on the bum$ on the log
,n the hole in the middle of the sea
There's a frog" there's a frog
There's a fly on the frog on the bum$ on the log
There's a fly" there's a fly
There's a ing on the fly on the frog
/n the bum$ on the log in the hole
There's a ing" there's a ing
There's a flea on the ing on the fly
/n the frog on the bum$ on the log
There's a flea" there's a flea
,n the hole in the middle of the sea#
Old lady
There as an old lady ho salloed a fly2
, dunno hy she salloed that fly"
Perha$s she'll die2
There as an old lady ho salloed a s$ider"
That riggled and )iggled and iggled inside her2
0he salloed the s$ider to catch the fly2
!ut , dunno hy she salloed that fly %
Perha$s she'll die2
There as an old lady ho salloed a bird?
(o absurd" to sallo a bird-
0he salloed the bird to catch the s$ider
!ut , dunno hy she salloed that fly %
Perha$s she'll die
There as an old lady ho salloed a cat2
,magine that" she salloed a cat2
0he salloed the cat to catch the bird 222
!ut , dunno hy she salloed that fly
Perha$s she'll die
There as an old lady ho salloed a dog2
What a hog- To sallo a dog-
0he salloed the dog to catch the cat222
Perha$s she'll die2
There as an old lady ho salloed a goat2
1ust o$ened her throat and salloed a goat-
0he salloed the goat to catch the dog 222
Perha$s she'll die2
There as an old lady ho salloed a co2
, don't kno ho she salloed a co-
0he salloed the co to catch the goat222
0he salloed the goat to catch the dog222
Perha$s she'll die2
There as an old lady ho salloed a horse %
0he's dead" of course2
Stand %y &e
by !en 62 @ing5
When the night has come
And the land is dark"
And the moon is the only light e'll see2
'o , on't be afraid"
/h , on't be afraid"
1ust as long as you stand" stand by me
0o darlin' darlin' stand by me"
/h stand by me"
/h stand" stand by me" stand by me2
,f the sky that e look u$on
0hould tumble and fall"
/r the mountain should crumble to the sea2
, on't cry" , on't cry"
'o , on't shed a tear"
1ust as long as you stand" stand by me2
And darlin' darlin' stand by me"
/h stand by me"
Whoa stand no" stand by me" stand by me2
.arlin' darlin' stand by me"
/h stand by me"
/h stand no" stand by me" stand by me2
Whene&er you're in trouble )ust stand by me"
/h stand by me"
Whoa stand no" oh stand" stand by me2
I !ant to spend &y lifeti&e lo+ing you
by Will 1ennings" $erformed by Marc Anthony
and Tina Arena for the Mask of Gorro soundtrack
Moon so bright" night so fine"
@ee$ your heart here ith mine
Life's a dream e are dreaming
Race the moon" catch the ind"
Ride the night to the end"
0ei;e the day" stand u$ for the light
, ant to s$end my lifetime lo&ing you
,f that is all in life , e&er do
(eroes rise" heroes fall"
Rise again" in it all"
,n your heart" can't you feel the glory#
Through our )oy" through our $ain"
We can mo&e orlds again
Take my hand" dance ith me
, ill ant nothing else to see me through
,f , can s$end my lifetime lo&ing you
Though e kno e ill ne&er come again
Where there is lo&e" life begins
/&er and o&er again
0a&e the night" sa&e the day"
0a&e the lo&e" come hat may"
Lo&e is orth e&erything e $ay
, ill ant nothing else to see me through
,f , can s$end my lifetime lo&ing you2
Oh -hrist&as tree
/ Tannenbaum" o Tannenbaum" M/h Christmas tree" /h Christmas treeN
du kannst mir sehr gefallen- M/f all the trees most lo&elyN
The nes had come out in the First World War
The bloody Red !aron as flying once more
The Allied command ignored all of its men
And called on 0noo$y to do it again2
Tas the night before Christmas" EI belo
When 0noo$y ent u$ in search of his foe
(e s$ied the Red !aron" fiercely they fought
With ice on his ings 0noo$y kne he as caught2
Christmas bells those Christmas bells
Ring out from the land
Asking $eace of all the orld
And good ill to man
The !aron had 0noo$y dead in his sights
(e reached for the trigger to $ull it u$ tight
Why he didn't shoot" ell" e'll ne&er kno
/r as it the bells from the &illage belo2
Ringing through the land
!ringing $eace to all the orld
And good ill to man
The !aron made 0noo$y fly to the Rhine
And forced him to land behind the enemy lines
0noo$y as certain that this as the end
When the !aron cried out" *Merry Christmas" my friend*
The !aron then offered a holiday toast
And 0noo$y" our hero" saluted his host
And then ith a roar they ere both on their ay
6ach knoing they'd meet on some other day2
Ringing through the land
!ringing $eace to all the orld
And good ill to man
It's a s&all !orld after all
,t's a orld of laughter
A orld of tears
,t's a orld of ho$es
And a orld of fears
There's so much that e share
That it's time e're aare
,t's a small orld after all
There is )ust one moon
And one golden sun
And a smile means
Friendshi$ to e&'ryone
Though the mountains di&ide
And the oceans are ide
,t's a small" small orld
#y Lou
4author unknon5
<6R0,/' B
Fly's in the buttermilk"
0hoo" fly" shoo"
0hoo" fly" shoo"
0hoo" fly" shoo"
0ki$ to my Lou" my darlin'2
0ki$" ski$" ski$ to my Lou"
Cat's in the cream )ar"
/oh" ooh" ooh"
/oh" ooh" ooh"
/oh" ooh" ooh"
/ff to Te+as"
To by to"
/ff to Te+as"
To by to"
/ff to Te+as"
To by to"
<6R0,/' D
Lost my $artner"
What'll , do#
Lost my $artner"
What'll , do#
Lost my $artner"
What'll , do#
0ki$ to my lou" my darlin'2
,'ll get another one
Prettier than you"
Prettier than you"
Prettier than you"
0ki$ to my Lou" my darlin'
Can't get a red bird"
1ay bird'll do"
1ay bird'll do"
1ay bird'll do"
Si/ Little )u$s
/riginal Author 8nknon %% 0ung to the tune of 0i+ Little .ucks
0i+ little dogs that , once kne"
fat ones" skinny ones" fair ones too2
!ut the one little dog ith the bron curly fur"
(e led the others ith a grr" grr" grr2
3rr" grr" grr
3rr" grr" grr
(e led the others ith a grr" grr" 3RR-
'ast Side* "est Side* all around the to!n
Lyrics: 1ames W2 !lake and Charles 62 Lalor
Music: 1ames W2 !lake and Charles 62 Lalor
The song as originally ritten in the BHCI's" and as used as a Presidential cam$aign theme in the BCDI's2 (ere are to &ersions
of the lyrics2 The first is as $erformed by Mel Torme2 The second from the .igital Traditions lyrics database2
Torme &ersion %% easy to sing ith the music2
6ast 0ide" West 0ide" all around the ton
The kids sang *ring around rosie*" *London !ridge is falling don*
!oys and girls together" me and Mamie /'Rourke
We tri$$ed the light fantastic on the sidealks of 'e 7ork
0eet Mamie gre u$ and bough herself a seet little Alice%blue gon
All the fellas dug her" you should ha&e heard them s:uark
When , escorted Mamie round the sidealks of 'e 7ork
6ast 0ide" West 0ide" riding through the $arks
We started singing at 1illy's then e s$lit to P212Clark's
/n to Chuck's Com$osite" then a drink at The 0tork
We on't get home until morning 'cause e're going to take a alk
/n the sidealks of 'e 7ork
.igital Traditions <ersion %%
.on in front of Casey's old bron ooden stoo$
/n a summer's e&ening e formed a merry grou$
!oys and girls together e ould sing and alt;
While Tony $layed the organ on the sidealks of 'e 7ork
The tots sang *ring%around%rosie"* *London !ridge is falling don*
!oys and girls together" me and Mamie /'Rourke
Tri$$ed the light fantastic on the sidealks of 'e 7ork
That's here 1ohnny Casey" little 1immy Croe
1akey @rause" the baker" ho alays had the dough
Pretty 'ellie 0hannon ith a dude as light as cork
0he first $icked u$ the alt; ste$ on the sidealks of 'e 7ork
Things ha&e changed since those times" some are u$ in *3*
/thers they are and'rers but they all feel )ust like me
They'd $art ith all they'&e got" could they once more alk
With their best girl and ha&e a tirl on the sidealks of 'e 7ork
don't %other &e
Written !y: 8nknon Co$yright 8nknon
0hoo" fly" don't bother me"
For , belong to somebody2
, feel" , feel"
, feel like a morning star"
, feel" , feel"
, feel like a morning star
(u%%er )u$y
4From 0esame 0treet5
Rubber .ucky" you're the one"
7ou make bathtime lots of fun"
Rubber .ucky" ,'m afully fond of you?
Woo oo be doo
Rubber .ucky" )oy of )oys"
When , s:uee;e you" you make noise-
Rubber .ucky" you're my &ery best
friend" it's true-
.oo doo doo doo" doo doo
6&ery day hen ,
Make my ay to the tubby
, find a little fella ho's
Cute and yello and chubby
Rub%a%dub%a%dubby-
Rubber .ucky" you're so fine
And ,'m lucky that you're mine
Rubber ducky" ,'m afully fond of you2
6&ery day hen ,
Make my ay to the tubby
, find a little fella ho's
Cute and yello and chubby
Rubber .ucky" you're so fine
And ,'m lucky that you're mine
Rubber ducky" ,'m afully fond of %
Rubber ducky" ,'d like a hole $ond of %
Rubber ducky ,'m afully fond of you-
.oo doo" be doo
o" ro" ro your boat
3ently don the stream2
Merrily" merrily" merrily" merrily"
Life is but a dream2
(o$-a-%ye* %a%y
author unknon5
Rock%a%bye" baby
,n the treeto$
When the ind blos
The cradle ill rock
When the bough breaks
The cradle ill fall
And don ill come baby
Cradle and all
!aby is drosing
Cosy and fair
Mother sits near
,n her rocking chair
Forard and back
The cradle she sings
And though baby slee$s
(e hears hat she sings
From the high roofto$s
.on to the sea
'o one's as dear
As baby to me
Wee little fingers
6yes ide and bright
'o sound aslee$
8ntil morning light
(ed (i+er 0alley
From this &alley they say you are going
We ill miss your bright eyes and seet smile
For they say you are taking the sunshine
That has brightened our $ath for a hile
Come and sit by my side if you lo&e me
.o not hasten to bid me adieu
!ut remember the Red Ri&er <alley
And the coboy ho lo&ed you so true
Won't you think of the &alley you're lea&ing
/h ho lonely" ho sad it ill be#
/h think of the fond heart you're breaking
And the grief you are causing to me
As you go to your home by the ocean
May you ne&er forget those seet hours
That e s$ent in the Red Ri&er <alley
And the lo&e e e+changed mid the floers
Little raindrops
Written !y: 8nknon
,f all the little raindro$s
Were lemondro$s and lolli$o$s
/h" if all the little raindro$s
Were lemondro$s and lolli$o$s
/h" hat a rain that ould be-
0tanding outside" ith my mouth o$en ide
0inging La la la la" la la la"
La la la" la la la
La la la la" la la la"
La la la" la
,f all the little snoflakes
Were candy bars and milkshakes
/h" if all the little snoflakes
/h" hat a sno that ould be-
La la la" la la la
La la la" la
,f all the little sunbeams
Were bubblegum and ice cream
/h" if all the little sunbeams
/h" hat a sun that ould be-
La la la" la la la
La la la" la
4<ersion D5
Written !y: 8nknon
,f all the raindro$s
Were lemondro$s and gumdro$s
Ah" ah" ah" ah" ah" ah" ah" ah" ah" ah
,f all the raindro$s
Were lemondro$s and gumdro$s
,f all the snoflakes
,f all the snoflakes
,f all the sunbeams
,f all the sunbeams
The railroad
Co$yrighted" BCOJ" by Calumet Music Co2" Chicago" ,LL
,'&e been orkin' on the railroad"
All the li&e long day2
,'&e been orkin' on the railroad"
1ust to $ass the time aay2
.on't you hear the histle bloing#
Rise u$ so early in the morn2
.on't you hear the ca$tain shouting
*.inah" blo your horn#*
.inah" on't you blo"
.inah" on't you blo your horn#
.inah" on't you blo your horn#
0omeone's in the kitchen ith .inah2
0omeone's in the kitchen" , kno2
0omeone's in the kitchen ith .inah
0trumming on the old ban)o2
(agti&e -o!%oy 1oe
Lyrics by: Leis F2 Muir and Maurice Abrahams?
music by: 3rant Clarke
/ut in Ari;ona
Where the bad men are"
And the only friend to guide you
,s an e&ening star"
The roughest" toughest man by far
,s Ragtime Coboy 1oe2
3ot his name from singing
To the cos and shee$
6&ery night they say
(e sings the herd to slee$
,n a basso rich and dee$"
Crooning soft and lo2
(o he sings"
Raggy music to his cattle
As he sings
!ack and forard in his saddle
/n his horse
4A $retty good horse5"
Who is synco$ated gaited"
And ith such a funny meter
To the roar of his re$eater2
(o they run"
When they hear the fellerPs gun"
!ecause the estern folks all kno:
(ePs a hifalootinP" scootinP" shootinP
0on%of%a%gun from Ari;ona"
Ragtime Coboy
4Talk about your coboy5"
Ragtime Coboy 1oe2
.ressed u$ e&Pry 0unday
,n his 0unday clothes
(e beats it for the &illage
Where he alays goes"
And e&Pry girl in ton is 1oePs
QCause hePs a ragtime bear?
When he starts a%s$ieling
/n the dance hall floor"
'o one but a lunatic
Would start a ar
Wise men kno his forty%four
Makes men dance for fair2
(o he sings"
Raggy music to his cattle
As he sings
!ack and forard in his saddle
/n his horse
4A $retty good horse5"
Who is synco$ated gaited"
And ith such a funny meter
To the roar of his re$eater2
Popeye the Sailor #an
Written by 0ammy Lerner" :uoted in Po$eye: The First Fifty 7ears by !ud 0agendorf2
,'m Po$eye the 0ailor Man
,'m Po$eye the 0ailor Man
,'m strong to the *Finich*
'Cause , eats me s$inach
,'m Po$eye the 0ailor Man2
,'m one tough 3a;ookus
Which hates all Palookas
Wot ain't on the u$ and s:uare
, biffs 'em and buffs 'em
An' alays out%roughs 'em
an' none of 'em gits no%here2
,f anyone dasses to risk
My *Fisk* it's *!off* an'
,t's *Wham* un 'erstan'#
0o" kee$ *3ood !eha&or*
That's your one life sa&er
With Po$eye the 0ailor Man2
Pony Boy
/riginal <ersion by !obby (eath and Music by Charley /'.onnell" BCIC: With the ad&ent of the mo&ies" or *flickers*" hich
ere not yet firmly established in (ollyood" *esterns* ere clearly gaining in $o$ularity2 Floren; Giegfeld had this song
inter$olated into one of his shos2 The &erse is )ust short of a tongue tister" but the chorus is so sim$le that it :uickly became a
children's fa&orite-
4Thanks to *Perfessor* !ill 6dards for the midi and the research on this song's original ords and origin5
Way out est" in a nest from the rest" delt the bestest little !ronco !oy
(e could ride" he could glide o'er the $rairies like an arro2
6&ery maid in the glade as afraid he ould trade his little heart aay"
0o each little $each made a nice little s$eech of lo&e to him?
Pony !oy" Pony !oy" on't you be my Tony !oy#
.on't say no2 (ere e go off across the $lains2
Marry me" carry me right aay ith you2
3iddy u$" giddy u$" giddy u$" hoa- My Pony !oy2
Till one day" out that ay" so they say" came to stay a fluffy ruffle girl2
0he made eyes" she sur$rised" and he found his heart as lassoed2
When he thought he as caught" ho he fought" but she taught this $ony boy to lo&e2
!ut he balked hen she talked of a tri$ to 'e 7ork" so she sang to him?
Pony !oy" Pony !oy" on't you be my Tony !oy#
.on't say no2 (ere e go off across the $lains2
Marry me" carry me right aay ith you2
3iddy u$" giddy u$" giddy u$" hoa- My Pony !oy2
3iddy u$" giddy u$" giddy u$" hooooooa- My Pony !oy
Another *$o$ular* &ersion $erformed by !ruce 0$ringsteen:
Pony boy" $ony boy
Won't you be my $ony boy
3iddy%u$ giddy%u$ giddy%u$ hoo
My $ony boy
Ride ith me ride ith me
Won't you take a ride ith me
8nderneath the starry sky
My $ony boy
/'er the hills and through the trees
We'll go ridin' you and me
3iddy%u$ giddy%u$ giddy%aay
My $ony boy
.on into the &alley dee$
''eath the ea&es e ill slee$
0ky of dreams u$ abo&e
My $ony boy
And finally" another &ersion that you might ha&e heard:
Pony !oy" Pony !oy"
on't you be my Pony !oy#
.on't say" *'o*" here e go" off across the $lains2
Marry me" carry me
right aay ith you2
3iddy u$" giddy u$" giddy u$" hoa-
My Pony !oy
3iddy u$" giddy u$" giddy u$" hooooooa-
My Pony !oy
Polly
Polly $ut the kettle on
We'll all ha&e tea
0uki take it off again
We'll all ha&e none
Polly $ut it back again
We'll all ha&e tea
Sing Polly !olly
author unknon5
/h" , ent don 0outh
For to see my 0al
0ing Polly olly doodle all the day
My 0al" she is A s$unky gal
Fare thee ell" Fare thee ell"
Fare thee ell my fairy fay
For ,'m going to Lou'siana
For to see my 0usyanna
/h" my 0al" she is A maiden fair
With curly eyes And laughing hair
!ehind the barn"
.on on my knees
, thought , heard A chicken snee;e
(e snee;ed so hard
With the hoo$ing cough
(e snee;ed his head And the tail right off
/h" a grassho$$er sittin'
/n a railroad track
A%$ickin' his teeth
With a car$et tack
Fare thee ell"
Fare thee ell"
/h" , ent to bed !ut it asn't any use
My feet stuck out Like a chicken roost
!here is pretty little Susie2
4Traditional &ersion5
Where" oh here is $retty little 0usie#
Way don yonder in the $a%$a $atch2
Come on" boysAgirlsAkids" let's go find her"
Way don yonder in the $a%$a $atch2
Pickin' u$ $a%$as" $uttin' 'em in her $ockets"
Way don yonder in the $a%$atch2
O+er the ri+er
Written !y: Lydia Maria Child? Music !y: 8nknon
/&er the ri&er and thru the ood" To grandfather's house e go?
The horse knos the ay to carry the sleigh"
Thru the hite and drifted sno" oh-
/&er the ri&er and thru the ood"
/h" ho the ind does blo-
,t stings the toes and bites the nose"
As o&er the ground e go2
To ha&e a first%rate $lay?
/h" hear the bell ring" *Ting%a%ling%ling-*
(urrah for Thanksgi&ing .ay%ay-
Trot fast my da$$le gray-
0$ring o&er the ground"
Like a hunting hound-
For this is Thanksgi&ing .ay2
/&er the ri&er and through the ood"
And straight through the barnyard gate2
We seem to go e+tremely slo
,t is so hard to ait-
/&er the ri&er and through the ood %%
'o 3randmother's ca$ , s$y-
(urrah for fun- ,s the $udding done#
(urrah for the $um$kin $ie-
O+er in the &eado!
Written !y: /li&e A2 Wadsorth 4BHIIs5
/&er in the meado"
,n the sand in the sun
Li&ed an old mother toadie
And her little toadie one
*Wink-* said the mother?
*, ink-* said the one"
0o they inked and they blinked
,n the sand in the sun
/&er in the meado"
Where the stream runs blue
Li&ed an old mother fish
And her little fishes to
*0im-* said the mother?
*We sim-* said the to"
0o they sam and they lea$ed
Where the stream runs blue
/&er in the meado"
,n a hole in a tree
Li&ed an old mother bluebird
And her little birdies three
*0ing-* said the mother?
*We sing-* said the three
0o they sang and ere glad
,n a hole in the tree
/&er in the meado"
,n the reeds on the shore
Li&ed an old mother muskrat
And her little ratties four
*.i&e-* said the mother?
*We di&e-* said the four
0o they di&ed and they burroed
,n the reeds on the shore
/&er in the meado"
,n a snug beehi&e
Li&ed a mother honey bee
And her little bees fi&e
*!u;;-* said the mother?
*We bu;;-* said the fi&e
0o they bu;;ed and they hummed
,n the snug beehi&e
/&er in the meado"
,n a nest built of sticks
Li&ed a black mother cro
And her little cros si+
*Ca-* said the mother?
*We ca-* said the si+
0o they caed and they called
,n their nest built of sticks
/&er in the meado"
Where the grass is so e&en
Li&ed a gay mother cricket
And her little crickets se&en
*Chir$-* said the mother?
*We chir$-* said the se&en
0o they chir$ed cheery notes
,n the grass soft and e&en
/&er in the meado"
!y the old mossy gate
Li&ed a bron mother li;ard
And her little li;ards eight
*!ask-* said the mother?
*We bask-* said the eight
0o they basked in the sun
/n the old mossy gate
/&er in the meado"
Where the :uiet $ools shine
Li&ed a green mother frog
And her little froggies nine
*Croak-* said the mother?
*We croak-* said the nine
0o they croaked and they s$lashed
Where the :uiet $ools shine
/&er in the meado"
,n a sly little den
Li&ed a gray mother s$ider
And her little s$iders ten
*0$in-* said the mother?
*We s$in-* said the ten
0o they s$un lacy ebs
,n their sly little den
Only you
by the Platters
/nly you can make this orld seem right
/nly you can make the darkness bright
/nly you and you alone
Can thrill me like you do
And fill my heart ith lo&e for only you
/nly you can make this change in me
For it's true" you are my destiny
When you hold my hand
, understand the magic that you do
7ou're my dream come true
My one and only you
/nly you can make this change in me
For it's true" you are my destiny
When you hold my hand
, understand the magic that you do
7ou're my dream come true
My one and only you
!ho $an say
by 6nya
ho can say here the road goes
here the day flos" only time
and ho can say if your lo&e gros
as your heart shos" only time
ho can say hy your heart sighs
as your lo&e flies" only time
and ho can say hy your heart cries
hen your lo&e lies" only time
ho can say hen the roads meet
that they might beat" in your heart
and ho can say hen the day slee$s
if the night kee$s" all your heart
night kee$s" all your heart
ho can say if your lo&e gros
as your heart shos" only time
and ho can say here the road goes
here the day flos" only time
ho knos" only time22
ho knos" only time22
I no! you're shining do!n on &e fro& hea+en
Mariah Carey
0orry , ne&er told you all , anted to say
And no it's too late to hold you
'cause you'&e flon aay" so far aay
'e&er had , imagined li&ing ithout your smile
Feeling and knoing you hear me" it kee$s me ali&e" ali&e
And , kno you're shining don on me from hea&en
Like so many friends e'&e lost along the ay
And , kno e&entually e'll be together" one seet day
.arling" , ne&er shoed you" assumed you'd alays be there
And , took your $resence for granted" but , alays cared
And , miss the lo&e e shared
Although the sun ill ne&er shine the same
,'ll alays look to a brighter day
Lord" , kno hen , lay me don to slee$
7ou ill alays listen as , $ray
0orry , ne&er told you
all , anted to say
so&e si&ple &ath
Co$yright F BCCR 1ack Will % All rights reser&ed2
When you're feeling sad" and things are going bad"
(ere's some sim$le math that you can do222
Find somebody ho ill hel$ you make it through"
and before you kno it you'll be on your ay"
!ecause B S B T friendshi$ fore&er T friendshi$ fore&er" that's the ay2
7ah" B S B T friendshi$ fore&er T friendshi$ fore&er" that's the ay2
A friend can hel$ you out" if your $lans aren't orking out"
a cheerful smile can brighten u$ your day2
1ust take them by the hand" , kno they'll understand
hen your lost and troubled they'll hel$ you find you ay2
Laughing ith a friend is the &ery best medicine"
hen your feeling gloomy and the sky is grey"
find that s$ecial one" and together bring back the sun
/h" the clouds ill clear u$ and you can go out and $lay222
H !ar ,nterlude
'o" if you ha&e a fight" and things aren't going right"
talk it o&er and you'll fi+ it right aay2
.on't $inch or bite or sho&e" but )ust shoer them ith your lo&e"
if you stand together nothing e&er gets in your ay2
Re$eat and Fade
I'& still all alone
!y Michael 1ackson?
Written and Com$osed by R2 @elly2
Produced by R2 @elly and Michael 1ackson2
Another day has gone
,'m still all alone
(o could this be
7ou're not here ith me
7ou ne&er said goodbye
0omeone tell me hy
.id you ha&e to go
And lea&e my orld so cold
6&eryday , sit and ask myself
(o did lo&e sli$ aay
0omething his$ers in my ear and says
That you are not alone
For , am here ith you
Though you're far aay
, am here to stay
7ou are not alone
, am here ith you
Though e're far a$art
7ou're alays in my heart
7ou are not alone
All alone
Why" oh
1ust the other night
, thought , heard you cry
Asking me to come
And hold you in my arms
, can hear your $rayers
7our burdens , ill bear
!ut first , need your hand
0o fore&er can begin
6&eryday , sit and ask myself
(o did lo&e sli$ aay
Then something his$ers in my ear and says
That you are not alone
, am here to stay
For you are not alone
, am here ith you
And you are not alone
Whis$er three ords and ,'ll come runnin'
And girl you kno that ,'ll be there
,'ll be there
7ou are not alone
, am here ith you
, am here to stay
7ou are not alone
, am here ith you
7ou are not alone
, am here to stay
4Ne! Yor* Ne! Yor melody by 6bb%@ander5
0tart s$reading the nes
We're lea&ing today2
We ant to be a $art of
First grade" first grade
We'&e orked &ery hard
/ur teacher is $roud2
0o o$en u$ those doors to
First grade" first grade2
We kno our al$habet
And numbers too2
We all can rite our names
And tie our shoes-
0o hen summer's done
And e're finished ith $lay
/ur mom's ill send us to
,f e can make it here
We'll make it anyhere
0o here e come
M'ote: This is a song sung by @indergarten children to celebrate graduating to First 3rade2 7ou can end it by hooking arms and
kicking your legs like a chorus line hile singing:
da%da%dadada%da%da%dadada%da%da%dadada%da
#usi$ Bo/ )an$er
0ong by Frank Mills: Music !o+ .ancer? Lyric by 'orman Pollack" IO%BR%HB
7ou alk in the room and you're earing a fron"
7ou reach for the shelf and cradle it don
The Music !o+ .ancer" hat does it $ro&e#
/nly that you need to see a statue that mo&es2
A tutu of satin" bordered ith lace"
0lender lines" agile legs" a onderland face2
(er beauty is balanced" an immo&able $ose"
6ternally destined to remain on her toes2
Music !o+ .ancer" she is only a toy"
Pro)ect u$on her your dreams of anting life's )oy?
0he's $erched on her stand" and ne&er ill $art"
A final ga;e u$on her" no the music ill start2
7ou ind the doll u$" it's nostalgic because
7ou'&e been here before" so gi&e one final $ause
To dream of the future" to reflect on the $ast"
Music !o+ .ancer start your hirling at last2
The room fills ith music" such a cute song"
Watching her go 'round and 'round" she's here she belongs?
!ring )oy to the atchers" s$reading a glo"
Whene&er ound u$" she'll $ut on a good sho2
Music !o+ .ancer" do you think or belie&e
0he could ste$ off her bo+ if she anted to lea&e#
0o easy it is" tirl around ith such grace"
0taying in her circle" she remains in one $lace2
0uch a brief moment" a small time to s$end"
The dancing ill slo soon" the music ill end?
,n real life e're $lastic" nature's unfair"
(o can e breathe life" ho can e share
The knoledge and insights hidden in tombs"
We're all Music !o+ .ancers all alone in our rooms?
We sit on our shel&es here ob)ects reside"
We don't allo the music to get right inside2
Music !o+ .ancer's no com$letely alone"
'o inder or no listener" because nobody's home?
(o long before someone ill re%ind the s$ring#
The room ill no be itness? and silence can't sing2
#ul%erry %ush
(ere e go round the mulberry bush
The mulberry bush" the mulberry bush
(ere e go round the mulberry bush
0o early in the morning
This is the ay e ash our clothes
Wash our clothes" ash our clothes
This is the ay e ash our clothes
0o early Monday morning
This is the ay e iron our clothes
,ron our clothes" iron our clothes
This is the ay e iron our clothes
0o early Tuesday morning
This is the ay e mend our clothes
Mend our clothes" mend our clothes
This is the ay e mend our clothes
0o early Wednesday morning
This is the ay e see$ the floor
0ee$ the floor" see$ the floor
This is the ay e see$ the floor
0o early Thursday morning
This is the ay e scrub the floor
0crub the floor" scrub the floor
This is the ay e scrub the floor
0o early Friday morning
This is the ay e bake our bread
!ake our bread" bake our bread
This is the ay e bake our bread
0o early 0aturday morning
This is the ay e go to church
3o to church" go to church
This is the ay e go to church
0o early 0unday morning
round the &ountain
0he'll be coming round the mountain hen she comes
0he'll be coming round the mountain" she'll be coming round the mountain"
0he'll be dri&ing si+ hite horses hen she comes
0he'll be dri&ing si+ hite horses" she'll be dri&ing si+ hite horses"
/h" e'll all go out to meet her hen she comes
/h" e'll all go out to meet her hen she comes
/h" e'll all go out to meet her" e'll all go out to meet her"
We'll all go out to meet her hen she comes
0he'll be earing red $a)amas hen she comes
0he'll be earing red $a)amas" she'll be earing red $a)amas"
0he ill ha&e to slee$ ith 3randma hen she comes
0he ill ha&e to slee$ ith 3randma" she ill ha&e to slee$ ith 3randma"
Train
Words and Music by Mal&ina Reynolds Performed by The 0eekers 4BCJJ5
Train histle bloin'" makes a slee$y noise
8nderneath their blankets go all the girls and boys
Rockin'" Rollin'" Ridin'" out along the bay
All bound for Mornington" many miles a%ay
.ri&er at the engine" Fireman rings the bell
0andman sings the lantern to say that all is ell
Maybe it is raining here our train ill ride
All the little tra&e'lers are arm and snug in%side
0omehere there is sunshine" somehere there is day
0omehere there is Mornington" many miles a%ay
together
Written !y: 8nknon
/h" the more e get together"
Together" together"
The ha$$ier e'll be2
For your friends are my friends"
And my friends are your friends2
The ha$$ier e'll be-
#ore than the greatest lo+e
ritten by Marcello Ciorciolini" R2 /rtolani" '2 /li&iero? 6nglish translation by 'orman 'eell
More than the greatest lo&e the orld has knon
this is the lo&e ,'ll gi&e to you alone2
More than the sim$le ords , try to say
, only li&e to lo&e you more each day222
More than you'll e&er kno
my arms long to hold you so"
my life ill be in your kee$ing
aking22 slee$ing222 laughing222 ee$ing2222
Longer than alays is a long long time
but far beyond fore&er you'll be mine"
, kno , ne&er li&ed before
and my heart is &ery sure
no one else could lo&e you more2
And my heart is &ery sure
'o one else could lo&e you more
And my heart is &ery sure
'o one else could lo&e you more
Little la&%
Written !y: 0arah 1ose$ha (ale" editor of 3odey's Lady's !ook" BHOI's
Co$yright 8nknon
Mary had a little lamb"
Little lamb" little lamb"
Mary had a little lamb"
,ts fleece as hite as sno
And e&eryhere that Mary ent"
Mary ent" Mary ent"
6&eryhere that Mary ent
The lamb as sure to go
,t folloed her to school one day
0chool one day" school one day
,t folloed her to school one day
Which as against the rules2
,t made the children laugh and $lay"
Laugh and $lay" laugh and $lay"
,t made the children laugh and $lay
To see a lamb at school
And so the teacher turned it out"
Turned it out" turned it out"
And so the teacher turned it out"
!ut still it lingered near
And aited $atiently about"
Patiently about" $atiently about"
And aited $atiently about
Till Mary did a$$ear
*Why does the lamb lo&e Mary so#*
Lo&e Mary so# Lo&e Mary so#
*Why does the lamb lo&e Mary so#*
The eager children cry
*Why" Mary lo&es the lamb" you kno2*
Lo&es the lamb" you kno" lo&es the lamb" you kno
*Why" Mary lo&es the lamb" you kno2*
The teacher did re$ly
Loop de Loop
Written !y: 8nknon
4We belie&e *Loo$ de Loo$* is the original &ersion" but many sing it as *Looby Loo* instead5
(ere e go loo$ de loo$
(ere e go loo$ de lie
All on a 0aturday night
7ou $ut your right hand in
7ou take your right hand out
7ou gi&e your hand a shake" shake" shake
And turn yourself about
7ou $ut your left foot in
7ou take your left foot out
7ou gi&e your foot a shake" shake" shake
7ou $ut your right hi$ in
7ou take your right hi$ out
7ou gi&e your right hi$ a shake" shake" shake
7ou $ut your hole self in
7ou take your hole self out
7ou gi&e yourself a shake" shake" shake
London Bridge is falling do!n
London !ridge is falling don"
Falling don" falling don2
London !ridge is falling don"
My fair lady-
!uild it u$ ith iron bars"
,ron bars" iron bars2
!uild it u$ ith iron bars"
My fair lady-
,ron bars ill bend and break"
!end and break" bend and break2
,ron bars ill bend and break"
My fair lady-
!uild it u$ ith needles and $ins"
'eedles and $ins" needles and $ins2
!uild it u$ ith needles and $ins"
My fair lady-
Pins and needles rust and bend"
Rust and bend" rust and bend2
Pins and needles rust and bend"
My fair lady-
!uild it u$ ith $enny loa&es"
Penny loa&es" $enny loa&es2
!uild it u$ ith $enny loa&es"
My fair lady-
Penny loa&es ill tumble don"
Tumble don" tumble don2
Penny loa&es ill tumble don"
My fair lady-
!uild it u$ ith sil&er and gold"
0il&er and gold" sil&er and gold2
!uild it u$ ith sil&er and gold"
My fair lady-
3old and sil&er ,P&e not got"
,P&e not got" ,P&e not got2
3old and sil&er ,P&e not got"
My fair lady-
(ere's a $risoner , ha&e got"
, ha&e got" , ha&e got2
(erePs a $risoner , ha&e got"
My fair lady-
What's the $risoner done to you"
.one to you" done to you#
WhatPs the $risoner done to you"
My fair lady-
0tole my atch and broke my chain"
!roke my chain" broke my chain2
0tole my atch and broke my chain"
My fair lady-
What'll you take to set him free"
0et him free" set him free#
WhatPll you take to set him free"
My fair lady-
/ne hundred $ounds ill set him free"
0et him free" set him free2
/ne hundred $ounds ill set him free"
My fair lady-
/ne hundred $ounds e ha&e not got"
(a&e not got" ha&e not got2
/ne hundred $ounds e ha&e not got"
My fair lady-
Then off to $rison he must go"
(e must go" he must go2
Then off to $rison he must go"
My fair lady-
It's &y %ody
(ead and shoulders" knees and toes"
@nees and toes"
@nees and toes"
(ead and shoulders" knees and toes"
,t's my body
6yes and ears and mouth and nose"
Mouth and nose"
Mouth and nose"
6yes and ears and mouth and nose"
,t's my body
Ankles" elbos" feet and seat"
Feet and seat"
Feet and seat"
Ankles" elbos" feet and seat"
,t's my body
I'd lie to
Written by 1eff Moss
BCRH Festi&al Attractions" ,nc2 4A0CAP5
0ung by 6rnie 41im (enson5
Well" ,'d like to &isit the moon
/n a rocket shi$ high in the air
7es" ,'d like to &isit the moon
!ut , don't think ,'d like to li&e there
Though ,'d like to look don at the earth from abo&e
, ould miss all the $laces and $eo$le , lo&e
0o although , might like it for one afternoon
, don't ant to li&e on the moon
,'d like to tra&el under the sea
, could meet all the fish e&eryhere
7es" ,'d tra&el under the sea
!ut , don't think ,'d like to li&e there
, might stay for a day there if , had my ish
!ut there's not much to do hen your friends are all fish
And an oyster and clam aren't real family
0o , don't ant to li&e in the sea
,'d like to &isit the )ungle" hear the lions roar
3o back in time and meet a dinosaur
There's so many strange $laces ,'d like to be
!ut none of them $ermanently
0o if , should &isit the moon
Well" ,'ll dance on a moonbeam and then
, ill make a ish on a star
And ,'ll ish , as home once again
Though ,'d like to look don at the earth from abo&e
, ould miss all the $laces and $eo$le , lo&e
0o although , may go ,'ll be coming home soon
'Cause , don't ant to li&e on the moon
'o" , don't ant to li&e on the moon
#o&&y told &e so&ething
Written by 0tuart (amblen? Co$yright BCKO by (amblen Music Com$any
Mommy told me something
A little kid should kno
,t's all about the de&il
And ,'&e learned to hate him so
0he said he causes trouble
When you let him in the room"
(e ill ne&er e&er lea&e you
,f your heart is filled ith gloom
0o let the sun shine in
Face it ith a grin
0milers ne&er lose
And froners ne&er in
Face it ith a grin
/$en u$ your heart and let the sun shine in
When you are unha$$y
The de&il ears a grin
!ut oh" he starts to running
When the light comes $ouring in
, kno he'll be unha$$y
'Cause ,'ll ne&er ear a fron
Maybe if e kee$ on smiling
(e'll get tired of hanging 'round2
,f , forget to say my $rayers
The de&il )um$s ith glee
!ut he feels so aful aful
When he sees me on my knees
0o if you're full of trouble
And you ne&er seem to in
1ust o$en u$ your heart and let the sun shine in
Face it ith a grin
0milers ne&er lose
And froners ne&er in
Face it ith a grin
/$en u$ your heart
And let the sun shine in2
iss &e
4Artist: 0i+$ence 'one the Richer5
kiss me" out of the bearded barley
nightly" beside the green green grass
sing sing sing that s$inning ste$
you ear those shoes and , ill ear that dress
oh kiss me" beneath the milky tilight
lead me out on the moonlit floor
lift your o$en hand" strike u$ the band"
and make the fireflies dance
sil&er moon's s$arkling" so kiss me
kiss me" don by the broken treehouse
sing me u$ on its hanging tire
bring bring bring your floered hat
e'll take the trail marked don your father's ma$
oh kiss me" beneath the milky tilight
lead me out on the moonlit floor
lift your o$en hand" strike u$ the band"
and make the fireflies dance
sil&er moon's s$arkling" so kiss me
you and &e
Me and my ife li&e all alone
,n a little log hut e call our on?
0he lo&es gin and , lo&e rum"
And don't e ha&e a lot of fun-
(a" ha" ha" you and me"
Little bron )ug" don't , lo&e thee-
When , go toiling on the farm
, take the little )ug under my arm?
Place it under a shady tree"
Little bron )ug"'tis you and me2
'Tis you that makes me friends and foes"
'Tis you that makes me ear old clothes?
!ut" seeing you're so near my nose"
Ti$ her u$ and don she goes2
,f all the folks in Adam's race
Were gathered together in one $lace"
,'d let them go ithout a tear
!efore ,'d $art from you" my dear2
,f ,'d a co that ga&e such milk"
,'d dress her in the finest silk?
Feed her u$ on oats and hay"
And milk her tenty times a day2
, bought a co from Farmer 1ones"
And she as nothing but skin and bones?
, fed her u$ as fine as silk"
0he )um$ed the fence and strained her milk2
And hen , die don't bury me at all"
1ust $ickle my bones in alcohol?
Put a bottle o' boo;e at my head and feet
And then , kno that , ill kee$2
The rose is red" my nose is too"
The &iolet's blue and so are you?
And yet" , guess" before , sto$"
We'd better take another dro$2
There goes 1ohn
1ohn 1acob 1ingleheimer 0chmidt
(is name is my name" too-
Whene&er e go out"
The $eo$le alays shout
There goes 1ohn 1acob 1ingleheimer 0chmidt-
.a da da da da da da
4Re$eat &erse again but not as loud"
and then shout the *There goes 1ohn222* line5
4Re$eat &erse again" his$ering"
but shout the *There goes 1ohn222* line5
'ensy "eensy Spider
4Also called 6ensy Weensy 0$ider52 .o you e&er onder hy the s$ider craled u$ the ater s$out# And hy does the author
tell us that it as an *itsy%bitsy s$ider*# All s$iders are $retty small" e&en the big ones- 0o hat is this song about#
The song as $robably intended to e+$lain that many s$iderlings 4baby s$iders5 climb tall things 4like the ater s$out5 and then
*balloon* aay from the s$out by using their on silk to ride the ind" sometimes for thousands of feet2 This hel$s them mo&e
aay from their brothers and sisters to a&oid from fighting for food2 .ean 'aston" a re$resentati&e of the 'atural (istory Museum
of Los Angeles County and the Los Angeles 3riffith /bser&atory rote to $ro&ide this information and an ending to the song that
he has ritten for all you future scientists out there2 -
The eensy eensy s$ider
Craled u$ the ater s$out
.on came the rain
And ashed the s$ider out
/ut came the sun
And dried u$ all the rain
And the eensy eensy s$ider
Craled u$ the s$out again2
'e &erse:
The itsy%bitsy s$ider
0tuck out to s$innerets
/ut came a eb
made%u$ of tiny threads
Along came the ind
That ble so far aay
Where the itsy%bitsy s$ider found
A brand ne $lace to $lay-
hush no!* don't you $ry!
/&er in @illarney
Many years ago"
Me Mither 4My Mother5 sang a song to me
,n tones so seet and lo2
1ust a sim$le little ditty"
,n her good 'ould' 4old5 ,rish ay"
And ,'d gi&e the orld if she could sing
That song to me this day2
*Too%ra%loo%ra%loo%ral" Too%ra%loo%ra%li"
Too%ra%loo%ra%loo%ral" hush no" don't you cry-
Too%ra%loo%ra%loo%ral" Too%ra%loo%ra%li"
Too%ra%loo%ra%loo%ral" that's an ,rish lullaby2*
/ft in dreams , ander
To that cot again"
, feel her arms a%huggin' me
As hen she held me then2
And , hear her &oice a%hummin'
To me as in days of yore"
When she used to rock me fast aslee$
/utside the cabin door2
Too%ra%loo%ra%loo%ral"
Too%ra%loo%ra%li"
(ush" no don't you cry-
Too%ra%loo%ra%li"
That's an ,rish lullaby2
I a& your angel,
Words and Music by R2 @elly
'o mountain's too high for you to climb2
All you ha&e to do is ha&e some climbing faith" oh" yeah2
'o ri&er's too ide for you to make it across2
All you ha&e to do is belie&e it hen you $ray2
And then you ill see" the morning ill come" and
e&ery day ill be bright as the sun2
All of your fears" cast them on me2
, )ust ant you to see2
,'ll be your cloud u$ in the sky
,'ll be your shoulder hen you cry2
,'ll hear your &oices hen you call me2
, am your angel2
And hen all ho$e is gone" ,'m here2
'o matter ho far you are" ,'m near2
,t makes no difference here you are"
, am your angel2
,'m your angel2
, sa your teardro$s and , heard you cry2
All you need is time" 0eek me and you shall find2
7ou ha&e e&'rything and you're still lonely2
,t don't ha&e to be this ay2
Let me sho you a better day2
And then you ill see" the morning ill come"
and all of your days ill be bright as the sun2
0o all of your fears" )ust cast them on me2
(o can , made you see#
, am your angel2
And hen it's time to face the storm"
,'ll be right by your side2
3race ill kee$ us safe and arm"
and , kno e ill sur&i&e2
And hen it seems as if your end is draing near"
don't you dare gi&e u$ the fight2
1ust $ut your trust beyond the sky2
,'ll be your angel2
, am your angel2
, am your angel2
,'m your angel2
Words and Music by R2 @elly
'o mountain's too high for you to climb2
All you ha&e to do is ha&e some climbing faith" oh" yeah2
'o ri&er's too ide for you to make it across2
All you ha&e to do is belie&e it hen you $ray2
And then you ill see" the morning ill come" and
e&ery day ill be bright as the sun2
All of your fears" cast them on me2
, )ust ant you to see2
, am your angel2
, am your angel2
,'m your angel2
, sa your teardro$s and , heard you cry2
All you need is time" 0eek me and you shall find2
7ou ha&e e&'rything and you're still lonely2
,t don't ha&e to be this ay2
Let me sho you a better day2
And then you ill see" the morning ill come"
and all of your days ill be bright as the sun2
0o all of your fears" )ust cast them on me2
(o can , made you see#
, am your angel2
And hen it's time to face the storm"
,'ll be right by your side2
3race ill kee$ us safe and arm"
and , kno e ill sur&i&e2
And hen it seems as if your end is draing near"
don't you dare gi&e u$ the fight2
1ust $ut your trust beyond the sky2
,'ll be your angel2
, am your angel2
, am your angel2
,'m your angel2
I lo+e you
Lyrics by Lee !ernstein M!M,N5
, lo&e you
7ou lo&e me
We're a ha$$y family
With a great big hug
And a kiss from me to you
Won't you say you lo&e me too#
, lo&e you
7ou lo&e me
We're best friends
Like friends should be
With a great big hug
And a kiss from me to you
Won't you say you lo&e me too#
I'll %e there
$erformed by Michael 1ackson
7ou and , must make a $act"
e must bring sal&ation back
Where there is lo&e" ,'ll be there
,'ll reach out my hand to you"
,'ll ha&e faith in all you do
1ust call my name and ,'ll be there
And oh % ,'ll be there to comfort you"
!uild my orld of dreams around you"
,'m so glad that , found you
,'ll be there ith a lo&e that's strong
,'ll be your strength"
,'ll kee$ holding on % yes , ill" yes , ill
Let me fill your heart ith )oy and laughter
Togetherness" ell that's all ,'m after
Whene&er you need me" ,'ll be there
,'ll be there to $rotect you"
ith an unselfish lo&e , res$ect you
1ust call my name and ,'ll be there
And oh % ,'ll be there to comfort you"
!uild my orld of dreams around you"
,'m so glad that , found you
,'ll be there ith a lo&e that's strong
,'ll be your strength"
,'ll kee$ holding on % yes , ill" yes , ill
,f you should e&er find someone ne"
, kno he'd better be good to you
'Cos if he doesn't" ,'ll be there
.on't you kno" baby" yeah yeah
,'ll be there" ,'ll be there" )ust call my name" ,'ll be there
41ust look o&er your shoulders" honey % ooh5
,'ll be there" ,'ll be there" hene&er you need me" ,'ll be there
.on't you kno" baby" yeah yeah
,'ll be there" ,'ll be there" )ust call my name" ,'ll be there222
I %elie+e
Words and music by 6rin .rake" ,r&in 3raham" 1immy 0hirl" Al 0tillman5
, belie&e" for e&ery dro$ of rain that falls"
A floer gros222
, belie&e that somehere in the darkest night"
A candle glos222
, belie&e for e&eryone ho goes astray"
0omeone ill come" to sho the ay"
, belie&e" , belie&e222
, belie&e" abo&e the storm the smallest $rayer"
Will still be heard222
, belie&e" that someone in the great somehere"
(ears e&ery ord222
6&erytime , hear a neborn baby cry"
/r touch a leaf" or see the sky"
Then , kno hy" , belie&e-
, belie&e" abo&e the storm the smallest $rayer"
Will still be heard222
, belie&e" that someone in the great somehere"
(ears e&ery ord222
6&erytime , hear a neborn baby cry"
/r touch a leaf" or see the sky"
Then , kno hy" , belie&e-
3ush* little %a%y* don't say a !ord
(ush" little baby" don't say a ord"
Mama's going to buy you a mockingbird2
And if that mockingbird don't sing"
Mama's going to buy you a diamond ring2
And if that diamond ring turns brass"
Mama's going to buy you a looking glass2
And if that looking glass gets broke"
Mama's going to buy you a billy goat2
And if that billy goat on't $ull"
Mama's going to buy you a cart and bull2
And if that cart and bull turn o&er"
Mama's going to buy you a dog named Ro&er2
And if that dog named Ro&er on't bark"
Mama's going to buy you a horse and cart2
And if that horse and cart fall don"
7ou'll still be the seetest little baby in ton2
3u&pty du&pty
(um$ty dum$ty sat on a all
(um$ty dum$ty had a great fall
All the @ing's horses
And all the @ing's men
Couldn't $ut (um$ty together again
Old #other Leary
/riginal &ersion? ritten by: 8nknon" co$yright unknon
Late one night
When e ere all in bed
/ld Mother Leary
Left a lantern in the shed
And hen the co kicked it o&er"
0he inked her eye and said"
*TherePll be a hot time
,n the old ton" tonight2*
0$oken:
*F,R6" F,R6" F,R6-*
6+$anded &ersion" most familiar in Chicago:
K nights ago"
hen e ere all in bed
/ld Mrs2 Leary left the lantern in the shed
and hen the co kicked it o&er"
she inked her eye and said
it'll be a hot time" in the old ton" tonight-
F,R6 F,R6 F,R6-
E nights ago"
F,R6 F,R6 F,R6-
O nights ago"
F,R6 F,R6 F,R6-
D nights ago"
F,R6 F,R6 F,R6
B night ago"
F,R6 F,R6 F,R6-
3oey-Poey
Written !y: Roland Larence LaPrise" concocted the song along ith to fello musicians in the late BCEIs for the ski crod in
0un <alley" ,daho2 The grou$" the Ram Trio" recorded the song in BCEC2 ,n BCKO" bandleader Ray Anthony bought the rights and
recorded The (okey Pokey on the !%side of another no&elty record" The !unny (o$2 After the Ram Trio disbanded in the BCJIs"
country star Roy Acuff's $ublishing com$any bought the rights to The (okey Pokey2 Co$yright BCKI" Acuff%Rose Music ,nc2
7ou $ut your right foot in"
7ou $ut your right foot out?
And you shake it all about2
7ou do the (okey%Pokey"
And you turn yourself around2
That's hat it's all about-
7ou $ut your left foot in"
7ou $ut your left foot out?
7ou $ut your right hand in"
7ou $ut your right hand out?
7ou $ut your left hand in"
7ou $ut your left hand out?
7ou $ut your right side in"
7ou $ut your right side out?
7ou $ut your left side in"
7ou $ut your left side out?
7ou $ut your nose in"
7ou $ut your nose out?
7ou $ut your backside in"
7ou $ut your backside out?
7ou $ut your head in"
7ou $ut your head out?
7ou $ut your hole self in"
7ou $ut your hole self out?
That's hat it's all aboutWritten !y: Roland Larence LaPrise" concocted the song along ith to fello musicians in the late
BCEIs for the ski crod in 0un <alley" ,daho2 The grou$" the Ram Trio" recorded the song in BCEC2 ,n BCKO" bandleader Ray
Anthony bought the rights and recorded The (okey Pokey on the !%side of another no&elty record" The !unny (o$2 After the
Ram Trio disbanded in the BCJIs" country star Roy Acuff's $ublishing com$any bought the rights to The (okey Pokey2 Co$yright
BCKI" Acuff%Rose Music ,nc2
7ou $ut your right foot out?
7ou $ut your left foot out?
7ou $ut your right hand out?
7ou $ut your left hand out?
7ou $ut your right side out?
7ou $ut your left side out?
7ou $ut your nose out?
7ou $ut your backside out?
7ou $ut your head out?
7ou $ut your hole self out?
That's hat it's all about
I !ant a hippopota&us for -hrist&as
, ant a hi$$o$otamus for Christmas
/nly a hi$$o$otamus ill do
.on't ant a doll" no dinky Tinker Toy
, ant a hi$$o$otamus to $lay ith and en)oy
, don't think 0anta Claus ill mind" do you#
(e on't ha&e to use our dirty chimney flue
1ust bring him through the front door"
that's the easy thing to do
, can see me no on Christmas morning"
cree$ing don the stairs
/h hat )oy and hat sur$rise
hen , o$en u$ my eyes
to see a hi$$o hero standing there
'o crocodiles" no rhinoceroses
, only like hi$$o$otamuses
And hi$$o$otamuses like me too
Mom says the hi$$o ould eat me u$" but then
Teacher says a hi$$o is a &egeterian2
40hort Music ,nterlude5
There's lots of room for him in our to%car garage
,'d feed him there and ash him there and gi&e him his massage
, can see me no on Christmas morning"
cree$ing don the stairs
/h hat )oy and hat sur$rise
hen , o$en u$ my eyes
to see a hi$$o hero standing there
'o crocodiles or rhinoceroseses
, only like hi$$o$otamuseses
And hi$$o$otamuses like me too-
3ello* )olly
(ello" .olly" ell" hello" .olly2
,t's so nice to ha&e you back here you belong2
7ou're looking sell" .olly"
e can tell" .olly"
you're still gloin'" you're still croin'"
you're still goin' strong2
We feel the room sayin
for the band's $layin
one of your old fa&%rite songs from ay back hen2
0o" take her ra$" fellas"
find her an em$ty la$" fellas2
.olly'll ne&er go aay again2
(ello" .olly" ell" hello" .olly2
,t's so nice to ha&e you back here you belong2
7ou're looking sell" .olly"
e can tell" .olly"
you're still gloin" you're croin'"
you're still goin' strong2
We feel the room sayin
for the band's $layin
one of your old fa&%rite songs from ay back hen2
0o" golly gee" fellas"
find her a &acant knee" fellas2
.olly'll ne&er go aay"
.olly'll ne&er go aay"
.olly'll ne&er go aay again2
3eart and soul
ords by Frank Loesser" music by (oagy Carmichael5
(eart and soul" , fell in lo&e ith you
(eart and soul" the ay a fool ould do"
madly
!ecause you held me tight
And stole a kiss in the night
(eart and soul" , begged to be adored
Lost control" and tumbled o&erboard"
gladly
That magic night e kissed
There in the moon mist
/h- but your li$s ere thrilling" much too thrilling
'e&er before ere mine so strangely illing
!ut no , see" hat one embrace can do
Look at me" it's got me lo&ing you
madly
That little kiss you stole
(eld all my heart and soul
Gy&
<ersion ,:
(ead" 0houlders" @nees and Toes"
@nees and Toes
(ead" 0houlders" @nees and Toes"
@nees and Toes
And 6yes and 6ars and Mouth and 'ose
(ead" 0houlders" @nees and Toes
MThis is an action song" good for arming u$2 While singing" touch both hands to the head" then the shoulders" then the knees" and
then the toes" in time ith the ords2 Then on the second &erse" miss out the ord *(ead*" but still do the actions2 /n the third
&erse" miss out the ord *0houlders*" and so on2 Finish ith all the ords back in" but singing as fast as $ossible-N
The Turtles
The Turtles
,magine me and you" , do
, think about you day and night" it's only right
To think about the girl you lo&e and hold her tight
0o ha$$y together
,f , should call you u$" in&est a dime
And you say you belong to me and ease my mind
,magine ho the orld could be" so &ery fine
0o ha$$y together
, can't see me lo&in' nobody but you
For all my life
When you're ith me" baby the skies'll be blue
For all my life
Me and you and you and me
'o matter ho they toss the dice" it has to be
The only one for me is you" and you for me
0o ha$$y together
, can't see me lo&in' nobody but you
For all my life
When you're ith me" baby the skies'll be blue
For all my life
0o ha$$y together
!a%ba%ba%ba ba%ba%ba%ba ba%ba%ba ba%ba%ba%ba
!a%ba%ba%ba ba%ba%ba%ba ba%ba%ba ba%ba%ba%ba
0o ha$$y together
0o ha$$y together
(o is the eather
0o ha$$y together
We're ha$$y together
0o ha$$y together
(a$$y together
0o ha$$y together
0o ha$$y together 4ba%ba%ba%ba ba%ba%ba%ba5
Ti$* to$* ti$* to$*
Music !y: (enry Clay Work? it is re$orted that 1ames P2 Christian oned the old U3randfatherPs ClockV hich ins$ired C2 Russel
Christian to rite the famous $oem by that name2 Co$yright 8nknon
My grandfather's clock
Was too large for the shelf"
0o it stood ninety years on the floor?
,t as taller by half
Than the old man himself"
Though it eighed not a $ennyeight more2
,t as bought on the morn
/f the day that he as born"
And as alays his treasure and $ride?
!ut it sto$$ed short
'e&er to go again"
When the old man died2
'inety years ithout slumbering"
Tick" tock" tick" tock"
(is life seconds numbering"
,t sto$$ed short
'e&er to go again"
,n atching its $endulum
0ing to and fro"
Many hours had he s$ent hile a boy?
And in childhood and manhood
The clock seemed to kno"
And to share both his grief and his )oy2
For it struck tenty%four
When he entered at the door"
With a blooming and beautiful bride?
'e&er to go again"
,t sto$$ed short
'e&er to go again"
My grandfather said
That of those he could hire"
'ot a ser&ant so faithful he found?
For it asted no time"
And had but one desire"
At the close of each eek to be ound2
And it ke$t in its $lace"
'ot a fron u$on its face"
And its hand ne&er hung by its side2
'e&er to go again"
,t sto$$ed short
'e&er to go again"
,t rang an alarm
,n the dead of the night"
An alarm that for years had been dumb?
And e kne that his s$irit
Was $luming his flight"
That his hour of de$arture had come2
0till the clock ke$t the time"
With a soft and muffled chime"
As e silently stood by his side2
'e&er to go again"
,t sto$$ed short
'e&er to go again"
Listen* listen* e$hoes sound afar!
0ome think the orld is made for fun and frolic"
And so do ,- And so do ,-
0ome think it ell to be all melancholic"
To $ine and sigh? to $ine and sigh?
!ut ," , lo&e to s$end my time in singing"
0ome )oyous song" some )oyous song"
To set the air ith music bra&ely ringing
,s far from rong- ,s far from rong-
Listen" listen" echoes sound afar-
Listen" listen" echoes sound afar-
Funiculi" funicula" funiculi" funicula-
6choes sound afar" funiculi" funicula-
Ah me- 'tis strange that some should take to sighing"
And like it ell- And like it ell-
For me" , ha&e not thought it orth the trying"
0o cannot tell- 0o cannot tell-
With laugh" ith dance and song the day soon $asses
Full soon is gone" full soon is gone"
For mirth as made for )oyous lads and lasses
To call their on- To call their on-
Listen" listen" hark the soft guitar-
Listen" listen" hark the soft guitar-
Funiculi" funicula" funiculi" funicula-
(ark the soft guitar" funiculi" funicula-
4riends
Music by 6lton 1ohn
Lyrics by !ernie Tau$in
A&ailable on the soundtrack Friends
, ho$e the day ill be a lighter highay
For friends are found on e&ery road
Can you e&er think of any better ay
For the lost and eary tra&ellers to go
Making friends for the orld to see
Let the $eo$le kno you got hat you need
With a friend at hand you ill see the light
,f your friends are there then e&erything's all right
,t seems to me a crime that e should age
These fragile times should ne&er sli$ us by
A time you ne&er can or shall erase
As friends together atch their childhood fly
little %itty pool
.on in the meado in a little bitty $ool
0am three little fishies and a mama fishie too
*0im* said the mama fishie" *0im if you can*
And they sam and they sam all o&er the dam
!oo$ boo$ dit%tem dat%tem hat%tem Chu-
And they sam and they sam all o&er the dam
*0to$* said the mama fishie" *or you ill get lost*
The three little fishies didn't anna be bossed
The three little fishies ent off on a s$ree
And they sam and they sam right out to the sea
And they sam and they sam right out to the sea
*Whee-* yelled the little fishies" *(ere's a lot of fun
We'll sim in the sea till the day is done*
They sam and they sam" and it as a lark
Till all of a sudden they sa a shark-
Till all of a sudden they sa a shark-
*(el$-* cried the little fishies" *3ee- look at all the hales-*
And :uick as they could" they turned on their tails
And back to the $ool in the meado they sam
And they sam and they sam back o&er the dam
And they sam and they sam back o&er the dam2
The far&er
Traditional <ersion
Written !y: 8nknon
Co$yright 8nknon
The farmer in the dell
(i%ho"The derry%o
The farmer takes a ife
(i%ho"The derry%o
The ife takes a child
(i%ho"The derry%o
The child takes a nurse
(i%ho"The derry%o
The nurse takes a co
(i%ho"The derry%o
The co takes a dog
The co takes a dog
(i%ho"The derry%o
The co takes a dog
The dog takes a cat
The dog takes a cat
(i%ho"The derry%o
The dog takes a cat
The cat takes a rat
The cat takes a rat
(i%ho"The derry%o
The cat takes a rat
The rat takes the cheese
(i%ho"The derry%o
The cheese stands alone
(i%ho"The derry%o
Circle 3ame:
Ten children 4or more5 )oin hands and dance around the FARM6R" ho stands in the center of the circle as they sing2 At the end
of the first &erse"the FARM6R chooses his W,F6" ho )oins him inside the circle2 At the end of the ne+t &erse" the W,F6 takes a
C(,L." and so on" until the last &erse hen e&eryone is in the circle e+ce$t the C(6606" ho stands alone2 Whoe&er ends u$
being the C(6606 becomes the FARM6R for the ne+t round2
'+eryday
by !uddy (olly
6&eryday" it's a gettin' closer"
3oin' faster than a roller coaster"
Lo&e like yours ill surely come my ay" 4hey" hey" hey5
6&eryday" it's a gettin' faster"
6&eryone says" go ahead and ask her"
6&eryday seems a little longer"
6&ery ay" lo&e's a little stronger"
Come hat may" do you e&er long for
True lo&e from me#
6&eryday" it's a gettin' faster"
6&eryone says" go ahead and ask her"
6&eryday seems a little longer"
6&ery ay" lo&e's a little stronger"
Come hat may" do you e&er long for
True lo&e from me#
Lo&e like yours ill surely come my ay2
Beautiful drea&er
Words L Music !y 0te$hen Foster
!eautiful dreamer" ake unto me"
0tarlight and dedro$s are aiting for thee?
0ounds of the rude orld" heard in the day"
Lull'd by the moonlight ha&e all $ass'd aay-
!eautiful dreamer" :ueen of my song"
List hile , oo thee ith soft melody?
3one are the cares of life's busy throng"
!eautiful dreamer" aake unto me-
!eautiful dreamer" out on the sea
Mermaids are chanting the ild lorelie?
/&er the streamlet &a$ors are borne"
Waiting to fade at the bright coming morn2
!eautiful dreamer" beam on my heart"
6'en as the morn on the streamlet and sea?
Then ill all clouds of sorro de$art"
)o your ears hang lo!2
<ersion B
.o your ears hang lo#
.o they obble to and fro#
Can you tie them in a knot#
Can you tie them in a bo#
Can you thro them o'er your shoulder
like a continental soldier#
.o your ears hang high#
.o they reach u$ to the sky#
.o they droo$ hen they are et#
.o they stiffen hen they're dry#
Can you sema$hore your neighbour
ith a minimum of labour#
.o your ears hang high#
.o your ears fli$%flo$#
Can you use them for a mo$#
Are they stringy at the bottom#
Are they curly at the to$#
Can you use them for a satter#
Can you use them for a blotter#
.o your ears fli$%flo$#
.o your ears hang out#
Can you aggle them about#
Can you fli$ them u$ and don
as you fly around the ton#
Can you shut them u$ for sure
hen you hear an aful bore#
.o your ears hang out#
<ersion D
.o they obble to and fro#
like a Continental 0oldier#
.oes your tongue hang don#
.oes it flo$ all around#
Can you tie it in a knot#
Can you tie it in a bo#
Can you thro it o'er your shoulder
.oes your tongue hang don#
.oes your nose hang lo#
.oes it iggle to and fro#
Can you tie it in a knot#
Can you tie it in a bo#
Can you thro it o'er your
shoulder like a Continental 0oldier#
.oes your nose hang lo#
.o your eyes $o$ out#
.o they bounce all about#
.o your eyes $o$ out#
.o your eyeballs droo$
do they obble in your sou$
can you tie them in a loo$
can you ind them on a hoo$
do your eyeballs droo$-
MThe folloing &erses are co$yright BCCH by Larence" Ann" !en)amin" and @atherine 0ulkyN
.o your ears stretch ide#
.o they reach from side to side#
Can you use them as a $arachute
or ings that let you glide#
Can you cast a cooling shado
o&er most of Colorado#
.o your ears stretch ide#
Are your ears too big#
Are they hea&y as a $ig#
.o they bruise your cerebellum
hen you dance an ,rish )ig#
Can they function as the anchors
for a fleet of oil tankers#
Are your ears too big#
Are your ears real small#
!arely &isible at all#
.o they look )ust like
to $eanuts stuck onto a boling ball#
Can you store them in a thimble
hen you're feeling rather nimble#
Are your ears real small#
Are your ears :uite clean#
.o they ha&e a lo&ely sheen#
.id you har&est all the &egetables
that gro don in beteen#
.id you ash out all the soil
after all your farming toil#
Are your ears :uite clean#
Are your ears so thin#
.o the bree;es make 'em s$in#
Can you shine a light right
through them like the finest onionskin#
Can you ra$ u$ a salami#
.o they fold like origami#
Are your ears so thin#
The Singing Nun
Alternate Version %% Lyrics from UThe 0inging 'unV 4Mo&ie lyrics5 sung by .ebbie Reynolds
.omini:ue" ni:ue" ni:ue , ill tell of .omini:ue
(is goodness to acclaim
And , $ray the song , sing
Will some sim$le $leasure bring
That the orld shall kno his name-
, ill tell of .omini:ue as , sing this little song
And hen , sing the chorus all the orld ill sing along-
.omini:ue" ni:ue" ni:ue it as good 0aint .omini:ue
(e li&ed for you and me
From his labors long ago
Came a better orld , kno- And his lo&e shall alays be-
UThough ,Pm $oorV" said .omini:ue as he s$oke unto the Lord"
U, ill be your humble ser&ent and your lo&e is my reardV-
.omini:ue" ni:ue" ni:ue , ill follo .omini:ue
(is burdens ill , share
For his courage ill , $ray
(is teachings to obey- (is ords shall be my $rayer-
!y the kindness of his heart and the labor of his hand
(e brought lo&e and understanding as he andered through the land-
.omini:ue" ni:ue" ni:ue , ill tell of .omini:ue
(is goodness to acclaim
And , $ray the song , sing
Will some sim$le $leasure bring- All the orld shall kno his name-
.omini:ue the mighty arrior as a soldier of ther Lord
(is armor as de&otion and the 3os$el as his sord-
.omini:ue" ni:ue" ni:ue it as good 0aint .omini:ue
(e li&ed for you and me
From his labors long ago
Came a better orld , kno- And his lo&e shall alays be-
Through the bla;ing heat of summer and the chill of inter sno
, ill follo .omini:ue- ,n his footste$s , ill go-
.omini:ue" ni:ue" ni:ue , ill follo .omini:ue
(is burdens ill , share
For his courage ill , $ray
(is teachings to obey- (is ords shall be my $rayer-
deep in the heart of Te/as,
The stars at night" are big and bright"
dee$ in the heart of Te+as"
The $rairie sky is ide and high"
dee$ in the heart of Te+as2
The sage in bloom is like $erfume"
Reminds me of" the one , lo&e"
The coyotes ail" along the trail"
The rabbits rush" aroung the brush"
The coboys cry" *@i%yi$%$ee%yi"*
The dogies bal" and bal and bal"
sleepy 1ean
Words and Music !y 1ohn 0teart
/h" , could hide neath the ings
/f the bluebird as she sings"
The si+ o'clock alarm ould ne&er ring"
!ut" it rings and , rise"
Wi$e the slee$ out of my eyes"
My sha&ing ra;or's cold and it stings2
Cheer u$" slee$y 1ean" WMlearn about your *genes*-N
/h" hat can it mean
To a daydream belie&er and a homecoming :ueen#
7ou once thought of me
As a hite knight on his steed"
'o you kno ho ha$$y , can be"
Whoa" and our good times start and end
Without dollar one to s$end"
!ut ho much" baby" do e really need#
Cheer u$" slee$y 1ean"
/h" hat can it mean
/h" hat can it mean
/h" hat can it mean
/h" hat can it mean
/h" hat can it mean
fade out222
)a+y* )a+y -ro$ett
<ersion as $roduced for Walt .isney Records
Lyrics by Tom !lackburn
Music by 3eorge !runs
!orn on a mountain to$ in Tennessee
The greenest state in the land of the free
Raised in the oods so's he kne e&'ry tree
@ilt him a b'ar hen he as only three
.a&y" .a&y Crockett" king of the ild frontier
Fought single%handed through many a ar
Till the enemy as hi$$ed and $eace as in store
And hile he as handlin' this risky chore
(e made himself a legend fore&er more
.a&y" .a&y Crockett" the man ho kne no fear
(e ent off to Congress and ser&ed a s$ell
Fi+in' u$ the 3o&ernment and the las as ell
Took o&er Washington" so , heard tell
And he $atched u$ the crack in the Liberty !ell
.a&y" .a&y Crockett" seeing his duty clear
When he came home his $olitic'ing as done
And the estern march had )ust begun
0o he $acked his gear and his trusty gun
And lit out a%grinnin' to follo the sun
.a&y" .a&y Crockett" leading the $ioneer
)aisy
There is a floer
Within my heart"
.aisy" .aisy-
Planted one day
!y a glancing dart"
Planted by .aisy !ell-
Whether she lo&es me
/r lo&es me not"
0ometimes it's hard to tell?
7et , am longing to share the lot %
/f beautiful .aisy !ell-
.aisy" .aisy"
3i&e me your anser do-
,'m half cra;y"
All for the lo&e of you-
,t on't be a stylish marriage"
, can't afford a carriage
!ut you'll look seet u$on the seat
/f a bicycle made for to2
We ill go 'tandem'
As man and ife"
.aisy" .aisy-
'Peddling' aay
.on the road of life"
, and my .aisy !ell-
When the road's dark
We can both des$ise
P'licemen and 'lam$s' as ell?
There are 'bright lightsP
,n the da;;ling eyes
/f beautiful .aisy !ell-
.aisy" .aisy"
3i&e me your anser do-
,'m half cra;y"
All for the lo&e of you-
,t on't be a stylish marriage"
, can't afford a carriage
!ut you'll look seet u$on the seat
/f a bicycle made for to2
, ill stand by you
,n 'heel' or oe"
.aisy" .aisy-
7ou'll be the bell4e5
Which ,'ll ring you kno-
0eet little .aisy !ell-
7ou'll take the 'lead'
,n each 'tri$' e take"
Then if , don't do ell"
, ill $ermit you to
8se the brake"
My beautiful .aisy !ell-
-le&entine
/riginal <ersion
,n a ca&ern" in a canyon"
6+ca&ating for a mine
.elt a miner forty niner"
And his daughter Clementine
/h my darling" oh my darling"
/h my darling" Clementine-
Thou art lost and gone fore&er
.readful sorry" Clementine
Light she as and like a fairy"
And her shoes ere number nine"
(erring bo+es" ithout to$ses"
0andals ere for Clementine2
.ro&e she ducklings to the ater
6&'ry morning )ust at nine"
(it her foot against a s$linter"
Fell into the foaming brine2
Ruby li$s abo&e the ater"
!loing bubbles" soft and fine"
!ut" alas" , as no simmer"
0o , lost my Clementine2
(o , missed her- (o , missed her"
(o , missed my Clementine"
!ut , kissed her little sister"
, forgot my Clementine2
Children's 4or 0cout's5 <ersion:
,n a ca&ern" in a canyon
6+ca&ating for a mine
Li&ed a miner forty%niner
And his daughter" Clementine
/h" my darling" oh" my darling
/h" my darling Clementine
7ou are lost and gone fore&er
Light she as and like a fairy
And her shoes ere number nine
(erring bo+es ithout to$ses
0andals ere for Clementine
.ro&e her ducklings to the ater
6&ery morning )ust at nine
(it her foot against a s$linter
Fell into the foaming brine
Ruby li$s abo&e the ater
!loing bubbles soft and fine
!ut" alas" , as no simmer"
0o , lost my Clementine
Then the miner" forty%niner
0oon began to $eak and $ine
Thought he oughta )oin his daughter
'o hePs ith his Clementine
TherePs a churchyard on the hillside
Where the floers gro and tine
There gro roses" Qmongst the $osies
Fertili;ed by Clementine
,n my dreams she still doth haunt me
Robed in garments soaked in brine
Though in life , used to hug her
'o shePs dead" , dra the line
'o you kids Mor 0coutsN may learn the moral
/f this little tale of mine
Artificial res$iration
Would ha&e sa&ed my Clementine
(o , missed her" ho , missed her
(o , missed my Clementine
Till , kissed her little sister
And forgot my Clementine
#erry -hris&as to you
Words and music by Mel Torme and R2Wells
Chestnuts roasting on an o$en fire
1ack Frost ni$$ing at your nose
7uletide carols being sung by a choir
And folks dressed u$ like eskimos
6&erybody knos a turkey and some mistletoe
(el$ to make the season bright
Tiny tots ith their eyes all aglo
Will find it hard to slee$ tonight
They kno that 0anta's on his ay
(e's bringing lots of toys and goodies on his sleigh
And e&ery mother's child is gonna s$y
To see if reindeer really kno ho to fly
And so ,'m offering this sim$le $hrase
To kids from one to ninety%to
Although it's been said many times" many ays
Merry Chrismas to you
And so ,'m offering this sim$le $hrase
To kids from one to ninety%to
Although it's been said many times" many ays
Merry Chrismas to you
"ise &en say
Wise men say
/nly fools rush in
!ut , canPt hel$
Falling in lo&e ith you
Wise men say
/nly fools rush in
!ut , canPt hel$
0hall , stay
Would it be a sin
,f , canPt hel$
As a ri&er flos
3ently to the sea
.arling so it goes
0ome things ere meant to be
Take my hand
Take my hole life too
Cause , canPt hel$
As a ri&er flos
3ently to the sea
.arling so e go
0ome things ere meant to be
Take my hand
Take my hole life too
Cause , canPt hel$
/h , canPt hel$
The -a&ppto!n
Written !y: 0te$hen Foster
4$ublished by F2 .2 !enten" !altimore" BHKI5
Co$yright 8nknon
4The original dialect has been remo&ed to make the song easier for children to use hen learning to read5
0hortened Familiar <ersion
The Cam$$ton ladies sing this song"
.oo%da" .oo%da
The Cam$ton racetrack's fi&e miles long
/h" de doo%da day
3oin' to run all night
3oin' to run all day
, bet my money on a bob%tailed nag
0omebody bet on the gray
/h" the long tailed filly and the big black horse"
.oo%da" doo%da
Come to a mud hole and they all cut across"
/h" de doo%da day
, ent don there ith my hat ca&ed in"
.oo%da" doo%da
, came back home ith a $ocket full of tin
/h" de doo%da day
Longer <ersion
The Cam$ton ladies sing this song
.oo%dah- .oo%dah-
The Cam$ton racetrack's fi&e miles long
/h- doo%dah day-
, come don there ith my hat ca&ed in
.oo%dah- doo%dah-
, go back home ith a $ocket full of tin
/h- de doo%dah day-
The long tail filly and the big black hoss
.oo%dah- .oo%dah-
They fly the track and they both cut across
/h- de doo%dah day-
The blind hoss sticken in a big mud hole
.oo%dah- doo%dah-
CanPt touch bottom ith a ten foot $ole
/h- de doo%dah day-
/ld muley co come on to the track
.oo%dah- .oo%dah-
The bob%tail fling her o&er his back
/h- de doo%dah day-
Then fly along like a rail%road car
.oo%dah- doo%dah-
RunninP a race ith a shootinP star
/h- de doo%dah day-
0ee them flyinP on a ten mile heat
.oo%dah- .oo%dah-
Round the race track" then re$eat
/h- doo%dah day-
, in my money on the bob%tail nag
.oo%dah- doo%dah-
, kee$ my money in an old to%bag
/h- de doo%dah day-
Butterfly
BCCJ .iadem Music PublishingA060AC
4a di&ision of .iadem Music 3rou$" ,nc" 'ash&ille T'5 and Polygram ,nternational Publishing" ,nc2AA0CAP2
All rights reser&ed2 From the album *0hades of 3race* by !ob Carlisle2
There's to things , kno for sure2
0he as sent here from hea&en"
and she's daddy's little girl2
As , dro$ to my knees by her bed at night"
she talks to 1esus" and , close my eyes2
And , thank 3od for all of the )oy in
my life" !ut most of all" for222
!utterfly kisses after bedtime $rayer2
0tickin' little hite floers all u$ in her hair2
*Walk beside the $ony
daddy" it's my first ride2*
*, kno the cake looks funny"
daddy" but , sure tried2*
/h" ith all that ,'&e done rong"
, must ha&e done something right
To deser&e a hug e&ery morning"
And butterfly kisses at night2
0eet si+teen today"
0he's looking like her momma
a little more e&eryday2
/ne $art oman" the other $art girl2
To $erfume and makeu$"
from ribbons and curls2
Trying her ings out in a great
big orld2 !ut , remember222
!utterfly kisses after bedtime $rayer2
0tickin' little hite floers all u$ in her hair2
*7ou kno ho much , lo&e you daddy"
!ut if you don't mind"
,'m only going to kiss you on
the cheek this time2*
With all that ,'&e done rong
, must ha&e done something right2
To deser&e her lo&e e&ery morning"
And butterfly kisses at night2
All the $recious time
Like the ind" the years go by
Precious butterfly
0$read your ings and fly
0he'll change her name today2
0he'll make a $romise"
and ,'ll gi&e her aay2
0tanding in the bride room
)ust staring at her"
she asked me hat ,'m thinking"
and , said *,'m not sure"
, )ust feel like ,'m losing my baby girl2*
Then she leaned o&er2222and ga&e me2222
!utterfly kisses" ith her mama there
0ticking little floers all u$ in her hair
*Walk me don the aisle" daddy" it's )ust about time*
*.oes my edding gon look $retty" daddy#*
*.addy"
don't cry2*
With all that ,'&e done rong"
, must ha&e done something right
To deser&e her lo&e e&ery morning"
And butterfly kisses
, couldn't ask 3od for more" man" this is hat lo&e is
, kno ,'&e gotta let her go" but ,'ll alays remember
6&ery hug in the morning" and butterfly kisses222
Butter$up
Album Title: !illboard 3reatest (its of BCJC
Prime Artist:The Foundations
Why do you build me u$ 4build me u$5
!uttercu$" baby"
1ust to let me don 4let me don5
and mess me around
And then orst of all 4orst of all5
you ne&er call" baby"
When you say you ill 4say you ill5
but , lo&e you still
, need you 4, need you5
more than anyone" darlin'
7ou kno that , ha&e from the start
0o build me u$ 4build me u$5
!uttercu$" don't break my heart
*,'ll be o&er at ten*" you told me time and again
!ut you're late" , ait around and then
, run to the door" , can't take any more
,t's not you" you let me don again
4(ey" hey" hey-5 !aby" baby" try to find
4(ey" hey" hey-5 A little time"
and ,'ll make you mine
4(ey" hey" hey-5 ,'ll be home
,'ll be beside the $hone aiting for you
/oo%oo%ooo" ooo%oo%ooo
!uttercu$" baby"
and mess me around
, need you 4, need you5 more than anyone" darlin'
7ou ere my toy but , could be the boy you adore
,f you'd )ust let me kno 4bah%dah%dah5
Although you're untrue" ,'m attracted to you
all the more" Why do , need you so
4(ey" hey" hey-5 !aby" baby" try to find
4(ey" hey" hey-5 A little time
and ,'ll make you mine"
4(ey" hey" hey-5 ,'ll be home"
,'ll be beside the $hone aiting for you
/oo%oo%ooo" ooo%oo%ooo
!uttercu$" baby"
and mess me around
, need you 4, need you5
more than anyone" darlin'
,%,%, need you%oo%oo more than anyone" baby
I !ill lay &e do!n,
When you're eary" feelin' small
When tears are in your eyes" , ill dry them all2
,'m on your side" /h" hen times get rough
And friends )ust can't be found2
Like a bridge o&er troubled ater
, ill lay me don2
, ill lay me don2
When you're don and out" hen you're on the street
When e&ening falls so hard" , ill comfort you2
,'ll take your $art" /h hen darkness comes
And $ain is all around
, ill lay me don2
, ill lay me don2
0ail on children" sail on by
7our time has come to shine" all their dreams are on their ay
0ee ho they shine" /h hen you need a friend
,'m sailing right behind
, ill ease your mind
Like a bridge o&er troubled ater"
, ill ease your mind2
,'ll ease your mind2
Lulla%y and goodnight
Ada$tation B
Lullaby and goodnight
With roses be dight
Cree$ into thy bed
There $illo thy head
,f 3od ill thou shalt ake
When the morning doth break
,f 3od ill thou shalt ake
When the morning doth break
Those blue eyes close tight
!right angels are near
0o slee$ ithout fear
They ill guard thee from harm
With fair dreamland's seet charm
They ill guard thee from harm
With fair dreamland's seet charm
Ada$tation D:
With roses be dight
With lilies bedecked
,n baby's ee bed
Lay thee don no and rest
May thy slumber be blessed
Lay thee don no and rest
May thy slumber be blessed
My !onnie lies o&er the ocean"
My !onnie lies o&er the sea2
My !onnie lies o&er the ocean"
Please bring back my !onnie to me2
!ring back"
!ring back"
/h" bring back my !onnie to me" to me2
!ring back" !ring back"
/h" bring back my !onnie to me2
a good song of the sea
,'ll sing you a song" a good song of the sea
With a ay" hey" blo the man don
And trust that you'll )oin in the chorus ith me
3i&e me some time to blo the man don
There as an old ski$$er , don't kno his name
Although he once $layed a remarkable game
3i&e me some time to blo the man don
(is shi$ lay be%calmed in the tro$ical sea
(e histled all day but in &ain for a bree;e
3i&e me some time to blo the man don2
3o! &any
4Music and Lyrics by !2 .ylan FBC++5
(o many roads must a man alk don
!efore they call him a man
(o many seas must a hite do&e sail
!efore she slee$s in the sand
(o many times must the cannonballs fly
!efore they are fore&er banned
The anser" my friend" is bloing in the ind
The anser is bloing in the ind
(o many years must a mountain e+ist
!efore it is ashed to the sea
(o many years can some $eo$le e+ist
!efore they're alloed to be free
(o many times can a man turn his head
And $retend that he )ust doesn't see
(o many times must a man look u$
!efore he can see the sky
(o many years must one man ha&e
!efore he can hear $eo$le cry
(o many deaths ill it take till he knos
That too many $eo$le ha&e died
Let's all sing lie the %irdies sing*
Written by: Robert (argrea&es" 0tanley 12 .amerell and Tolchard 6&ans % F BCOD
Let's all sing like the birdies sing"
Teet" teet teet" teet teet2
0eet" seet seet" seet seet2
Let's all arble like nightingales"
3i&e your throat a treat2
Take your time from the birds"
'o you all kno the ords"
!ubbaboo ba%bubbaboo ba%boo2
Teet teet teet % my that bird sings seetly2
Ah" Mimi222c'est magnifi:ue-
'o you all kno the ords
Teet" teet teet" teet teet
0eet" seet seet" seet seet2
3i&e your throat a treat2
'o you all kno the ords"
Teet" teet teet" teet teet
Billy Boy
/h" here ha&e you been"
!illy !oy" !illy !oy#
Charming !illy#
, ha&e been to seek a ife"
0he's the )oy of my life"
0he's a young thing
And cannot lea&e her mother2
.id she ask you to come in"
.id she ask you to come in"
Charming !illy#
7es" she asked me to come in"
There's a dim$le in her chin2
0he's a young thing
Can she make a cherry $ie"
Can she make a cherry $ie"
Charming !illy#
0he can make a cherry $ie"
Xuick as a cat can ink an eye"
0he's a young thing
(o old is she"
(o old is she"
Charming !illy#
Three times si+ and four times se&en"
Tenty%eight and ele&en"
0he's a young thing
4<ersion D5
6nglish
Written !y: 8nknon
Co$yright 8nknon
Charming !illy#
, ha&e been to seek a ife"
0he's the idol of my life2
0he's a young thing"
Where does she li&e"
/h" here does she li&e#
Charming !illy#
0he li&es on the hill"
Forty miles from the mill2
.id she bid you to come in"
.id she bid you to come in"
Charming !illy#
7es" she bade me to come in"
And to kiss her on the chin2
.id she take your hat"
.id she take your hat"
Charming !illy#
7es" she took my hat"
And she thre it at the cat2
.id she set for you a chair"
.id she set for you a chair"
Charming !illy#
7es" she set for me a chair"
!ut the bottom asn't there2
Can she bake a cherry $ie"
Can she bake a cherry $ie"
Charming !illy#
0he can bake a cherry $ie"
Xuick's a cat can ink her eye2
Can she make a feather bed"
Can she make a feather bed"
Charming !illy#
0he can make a feather bed"
That ill rise abo&e your head2
Can she milk a heifer calf"
Can she milk a heifer calf"
Charming !illy#
7es" she can" and not miss
The bucket more than half2
,s she often seen at church"
,s she often seen at church"
Charming !illy#
7es" she's often seen at church"
With a bonnet hite as birch2
And is she &ery tall"
And is she &ery tall"
Charming !illy#
0he's as tall as any $ine"
And as straight as a $um$kin &ine2
Are her eyes &ery bright"
Are her eyes &ery bright"
Charming !illy#
7es" her eyes are &ery bright"
!ut" alas" they're minus sight2
Can she sing a $retty song"
Can she sing a $retty song"
Charming !illy#
0he can sing a $retty song"
!ut she often sings it rong2
(o old may she be"
(o old may she be"
Charming !illy#
Three times si+ and four times se&en"
Tenty eight and ele&en"
Till it's gone
They $a&ed $aradise
And $ut u$ a $arking lot
With a $ink hotel" a bouti:ue
And a singing hot s$ot
.on't it alays seem to go
That you don't kno hat you'&e got
Till it's gone
They $a&ed $aradise
And $ut u$ a $arking lot2
They took all the trees
And $ut them in a tree museum
And they charged all the $eo$le
A dollar and a half )ust to see 'em
Till it's gone
They $a&ed $aradise
(ey farmer farmer
Put aay that .2.2T2 no
3i&e me
0$ots on my a$$les
!ut lea&e me the birds and the bees
Please-
Till it's gone
They $a&ed $aradise
Late last night
, heard the
0creen door slam
And a big yello ta+i
Took aay my old man
Till it's gone
They $a&ed $aradise
0ung !y !obby Mcferin
(ere's a little song , rote
7ou might ant to sing it note for note
.on't orry" be ha$$y
,n e&ery life e ha&e some trouble
!ut hen you orry you make it double
.on't orry" be ha$$y no
.on't orry" be ha$$y .on't orry" be ha$$y
.on't orry" be ha$$y .on't orry" be ha$$y
Ain't got no $lace to lay your head
0omebody came and took your bed
The landlord say your rent is late
(e may ha&e to litigate
.on't orry" be ha$$y" .on't orry" be ha$$y
.on't orry" be ha$$y" .on't orry" be ha$$y
(oll out the %arrel
There's a garden" hat a garden"
/nly ha$$y faces bloom there"
And there's ne&er any room there"
For a orry or a gloom there
/h there's music and there's dancing"
And a lot of seet romancing
When they $lay the $olka
They all get in the sing
6&ery time they hear that oom%$a%$a"
6&erybody feels so tra%la%la
They ant to thro their cares aay"
They all go lah%de%ah%de%ay
Then they hear a rumble on the floor" the floor"
,t's the big sur$rise they're aiting for
And all the cou$les form a ring"
For miles around you'll hear them sing222
Chorus:
Roll out the barrel" e'll ha&e a barrel of fun
Roll out the barrel" e'&e got the blues on the run
Ging boom tararrel" ring out a song of good cheer
'o's the time to roll the barrel" for the gang's all here
Nelly 5elly
4BCDR &ersion5
'elly @elly lo&ed baseball games"
@ne the $layers" kne all their names"
7ou could see her there e&'ry day"
0hout *(urray* hen they'd $lay2
(er boy friend by the name of 1oe
0aid" *To Coney ,sle" dear" let's go"*
Then 'elly started to fret and $out"
And to him , heard her shout2
*Take me out to the ball game"
Take me out ith the crod2
!uy me some $eanuts and Cracker 1ack"
, don't care if , ne&er get back"
Let me root" root" root for the home team"
,f they don't in it's a shame2
For it's one" to" three strikes" you're out"
At the old ball game2*
'elly @elly as sure some fan"
0he ould root )ust like any man"
Told the um$ire he as rong"
All along" good and strong2
When the score as )ust to to to"
'elly @elly kne hat to do"
1ust to cheer u$ the boys she kne"
0he made the game sing this song2
*Take me out to the ball game"
Take me out ith the crod2
!uy me some $eanuts and Cracker 1ack"
, don't care if , ne&er get back"
Let me root" root" root for the home team"
,f they don't in it's a shame2
For it's one" to" three strikes" you're out"
At the old ball game2*
A&a6ing gra$e
Words by 1ohn 'eton
Arranged and ada$ted by Arlo 3uthrie
FBCHD Arloco Music" ,nc 4A0CAP5
All Rights Reser&ed2
Ama;ing grace- (o seet the sound
That sa&ed a retch like me
, once as lost but no am found
Was blind but no , see
Tas grace that taught my heart to fear
And grace my fears relie&ed
/h ho $recious did that grace a$$ear
The hour , first belie&ed
0hall , be afted to the skies
/n floery beds of ease
While others stri&e to in the $ri;e
And sail on bloody seas
I $an sho! you the !orld
, can sho you the orld
0hining" shimmering" s$lendid
Tell me" $rincess" no hen did
7ou last let your heart decide#
, can o$en your eyes
Take you onder by onder
/&er" sideays and under
/n a magic car$et ride
A hole ne orld
A ne fantastic $oint of &ie
'o one to tell us no
/r here to go
/r say e're only dreaming
A hole ne orld
A da;;ling $lace , ne&er kne
!ut hen ,'m ay u$ here
,t's crystal clear
That no ,'m in a hole ne orld ith you
'o ,'m in a hole ne orld ith you
8nbelie&able sights
,ndescribable feeling
0oaring" tumbling" freeheeling
Through an endless diamond sky
A hole ne orld
.on't you dare close your eyes
A hundred thousand things to see
(old your breath % it gets better
,'m like a shooting star
,'&e come so far
, can't go back to here , used to be
A hole ne orld
6&ery turn a sur$rise
With ne hori;ons to $ursue
6&ery moment red%letter
,'ll chase them anyhere
There's time to s$are
Let me share this hole ne orld ith you
A hole ne orld
That's here e'll be
A thrilling chase
A ondrous $lace
For you and me
A % ! % C % . % 6 % F % 3
( % , % 1 % @ % L % M % ' % / % P
X % R % 0 % T % 8 and <"
W % Y % 7 and G
'o , kno my A % ! % C's
'e+t time on't you sing ith me#
4ore+er Young
by Rod 0teart" 12Cregan and @20a&igar
May the good Lord be ith you
.on e&ery road you roam
And may sunshine and ha$$iness
surround you hen you're far from home
And may you gro to be $roud" dignified and true
And do unto others as you'd ha&e done to you
!e courageous and be bra&e
And in my heart you'll alays stay
Fore&er 7oung" Fore&er 7oung
May good fortune be ith you
May your guiding light be strong
!uild a stairay to hea&en
ith a $rince or a &agabond
And may you ne&er lo&e in &ain
and in my heart you ill remain
Fore&er 7oung
Fore&er 7oung
And hen you finally fly aay
,'ll be ho$ing that , ser&ed you ell
For all the isdom of a lifetime
'o one can e&er tell
!ut hate&er road you choose
,'m right behind you" in or lose
Fore&er 7oung "Fore&er 7oung
For" Fore&er 7oung" Fore&er 7oung
Alouette
Alouette" gentille Alouette
Alouette )e te $lumerai
1e te $lumerai la tZte
1e te $lumerai la tZte
6t la tZte" et la tZte
Alouette" Alouette
/%o%o%o%oh
1e te $lumerai le ne;
1e te $lumerai le ne;
6t le ne;" et le ne;
Alouette" Alouette
/%o%o%o%oh
1e te $lumerai les yeu+
1e te $lumerai les yeu+
6t les yeu+" et les yeu+
Alouette" Alouette
/%o%o%o%oh
1e te $lumerai le cou
1e te $lumerai le cou
6t le cou" et le cou
Alouette" Alouette
/%o%o%o%oh
1e te $lumerai les ailes
1e te $lumerai les ailes
6t les ailes" et les ailes
Alouette" Alouette
/%o%o%o%oh
1e te $lumerai le dos
1e te $lumerai le dos
6t le dos" et le dos
Alouette" Alouette
/%o%o%o%oh
1e te $lumerai les $attes
1e te $lumerai les $attes
6t les $attes" et les $attes
Alouette" Alouette
/%o%o%o%oh
1e te $lumerai la :ueue
1e te $lumerai la :ueue
6t la :ueue" et la :ueue
Alouette" Alouette
/%o%o%o%oh

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