Hello to All the Children of the World
Hello, bonjour, buenos dias,
G'day, guten tag, konichiwa,
Ciao, shalom, dobrey dyen,
Hello to all the children of the world!
We live in different places
From all around the world,
We speak in many different ways.
Though some things might be different,
We’re children just the same,
And we all like to sing and play.
Hello, bonjour, buenos dias,
G'day, guten tag, konichiwa,
Ciao, shalom, dobrey dyen,
Hello to all the children of the world!
Tinga Lay - O
Tinga Lay – O
Come, my little donkey come
Tinga Lay – O
Come, my little donkey come
My donkey si
My donkey no
My donkey sits when I say to go
Tinga Lay – O
Come, my little donkey come
Tinga Lay – O
Come, my little donkey come
My donkey balk
My donkey bray
My donkey won’t hear a thing I say
My donkey haw
My donkey haw
My donkey hee
My donkey hee
My donkey won’t do a thing for me.
My donkey won’t do a thing for me
There are children in the deserts
And children in the towns
And children who live down by the sea,
If we could meet each other
to run and sing and play,
Then what good friends we all could be.
Hello, bonjour, buenos dias,
G'day, guten tag, konichiwa,
Ciao, shalom, dobrey dyen,
Hello to all the children of the world!
Hello to all the children of the world!
Kookaburra
Kookaburra sits on an old gum tree,
Merry, merry king of the bush is he.
Laugh kookaburra,
laugh kookaburra.
Gay your life must be.
Tinga Lay – O
Come, my little donkey come
Tinga Lay – O
Come, my little donkey come
Come, my little donkey come
Come, my little donkey come
It’s a Small World – #
It's a world of laughter, a world of tears
It's a world of hopes, a world of fear
There's so much that we share
And it's time we're aware
It's a small world after all
It's a small world after all
It's a small world after all
It's a small world after all
It's a small, small world.
There is just one moon and one golden sun
And a smile means friendship to everyone
Though the mountains divide and the oceans
are wide
It's a small world after all
It's a small world after all
It's a small world after all
It's a small world after all
It's a small, small world.
Mama Paquita - #
Mama Paquita,
Mama Paquita has no money for papayas;
Can’t buy papayas,
can’t buy bananas;
She cannot buy papayas or bananas, no, ma-ma-ma-ma
Mama Paquita,
Mama Paquita will not have a ripe papaya;
No ripe papaya,
No ripe banana;
So go to Carnival to laugh and dance and sing.
Mama Paquita,
Mama Paquita has no money for pajamas;
Can’t buy pajamas,
can’t buy sombreros;
She cannot buy pajamas or sombreros, no, ma-ma-ma-ma
Mama Paquita,
Mama Paquita will not have the fine pajamas;
No fine pajamas,
No fine sombrero;
So go to Carnival to laugh and dance and sing.
I Let Her Go -#
I let her go, go
Ooo aye
I let her go, go
Ooo aye
I let her go
I let her go, go, go
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3rd and 4th grade musical
Tuesday, March 26 at 7:00pm
Bridgeport Cafetorium
Erie Canal - #
I've got a mule,
Her name is Sal,
Fifteen miles on the Erie Canal.
She's a good old worker
And a good old pal,
Fifteen miles on the Erie Canal.
We've hauled some barges in our day
Filled with lumber, coal and hay
And we know ev'ry inch of the way
From Albany to Buffalo.
Low Bridge, ev'rybody down,
Low Bridge,
Cause We're coming to a town!
And you’ll always know your neighbor,
You’ll always know your pal
If you've ever navigated
On the Erie Canal.
Get up there Sal, we'll pass that lock,
Fifteen miles on the Erie Canal.
And we’ll make Rome ‘fore six o'clock,
Fifteen miles on the Erie Canal.
Just one more trip and back we'll go,
Through the ice and sleet and snow,
And we know ev'ry inch of the way we know
From Albany to Buffalo.
Low Bridge, ev'rybody down,
Low Bridge,
Cause We're coming to a town!
And you’ll always know your neighbor,
You’ll always know your pal
If you've ever navigated
On the Erie Canal.
The Alpine Song
Oh an Austrian went yodeling on a mountain so high
When along came an avalanche interrupting his cry.
Yo-lay-dee,
Yo-de-lay-hee-hee-oh,
Yo-de-lay-hee-hoo. (Rumble, rumble)
Yo-de-lay-hee-hee-oh,
Yo-de-lay-hee-hoo. (Rumble, rumble)
Yo-de-lay-hee-hee-oh,
Yo-de-lay-hee-hoo. (Rumble, rumble)
Yo-de-lay,
Hee-hoo-oh,
Lay.
Oh an Austrian went yodeling on a mountain so high
When along came a skier interrupting his cry.
Yo-lay-dee,
Yo-de-lay-hee-hee-oh,
Yo-de-lay-hee-hoo. (Swoosh, swoosh)(Rumble, rumble)
Yo-de-lay-hee-hee-oh,
Yo-de-lay-hee-hoo. (Swoosh, Swoosh) (Rumble, rumble)
Yo-de-lay-hee-hee-oh,
Yo-de-lay-hee-hoo. (Swoosh, swoosh) (Rumble, rumble)
Yo-de-lay,
Hee-hoo-oh,
Lay.
Oh an Austrian went yodeling on a mountain so high
When along came a St. Bernard interrupting his cry.
Yo-lay-dee,
Yo-de-lay-hee-hee-oh,
Yo-de-lay-hee-hoo.(Pant, pant) (Swoosh, swoosh)(Rumble, rumble)
Yo-de-lay-hee-hee-oh,
Yo-de-lay-hee-hoo. (Pant, pant)(Swoosh, swoosh)(Rumble, rumble)
Yo-de-lay-hee-hee-oh,
Yo-de-lay-hee-hoo.(Pant, pant) (Swoosh, swoosh)(Rumble, rumble)
Yo-de-lay,
Hee-hoo-oh,
Lay.
Oh an Austrian went yodeling on a mountain so high
When along came a third grader his cry.
Yo-lay-dee,
Yo-de-lay-hee-hee-oh,
Yo-de-lay-hee-hoo. (Chat, chat)(Pant, pant)(Swoosh, swoosh)(Rumble, rumble)
Yo-de-lay-hee-hee-oh,
Yo-de-lay-hee-hoo. (Chat, chat) (Pant, pant)(Swoosh, swoosh)(Rumble, rumble)
Yo-de-lay-hee-hee-oh,
Yo-de-lay-hee-hoo. (Chat, chat)(Pant, pant) (Swoosh, swoosh)(Rumble, rumble)
Yo-de-lay,
Hee-hoo-oh,
Lay.