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GIRL SCOUTS OF CENTRAL MARYLAND PRESENTS: SONGS GIRL SCOUTS LOVE TO SING 04-328 10/09 GIRL SCOUTS OF CENTRAL MARYLAND PRESENTS: SONGS GIRL SCOUTS LOVE TO SING One of many traditions in Girl Scouting is singing, whether it is a silly hiking song, a tune that is appropriate for a special ceremony, or just fun songs to be sung around the campfire. This booklet of songs has been compiled from many different sources. The songs are arranged in alphabetical order with rounds and graces at the back. You may find that the words are slightly different than what you learned; many of these songs have been handed down and passed along and the words have changed. If you like the way you learned a particular song, by all means continue singing it that way. And have fun singing!!! NOTE TO SONG TEACHERS/LEADERS: To avoid “losing” your audience, you must KNOW the songs that you are teaching, without referring to the book or words. (Practice at home) This is especially important for the younger girls.

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