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Cub Scout Campfire Compilation Songs, Stories & Cheers Cub Scout Campfire Compilation Songs, Stories & Cheers 1 32. GRIMY GREASY GOPHER GUTS ............................ 18 Contents 33. GOTTA BOOGA .................................................... 19 34. HAGALEENA HAGALEENA MAGALEENA .............. 19 CAMPFIRE SONGS ............................................................ 5 35. HEAD, SHOULDERS, KNEES AND TOES ................. 20 1. AIN'T NO BUGS ON ME SONG .................................. 5 36. HERMAN THE WORM'N ....................................... 20 2. AIN'T THAT FUNKY NOW ......................................... 6 37. HE'S GOT THE WHOLE WORLD ............................ 20 3. ALBERTA BOUND ............................................... 7 38. THE HIPPOPOTAMUS SONG ................................ 20 4. ANIMAL SONG ......................................................... 8 39. HOLE IN THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA ..................... 21 5. AND THE GREEN GRASS GREW ALL AROUND .......... 8 40. HOKEY POKEY ...................................................... 21 6. BEAR SONG: I MET A BEAR ...................................... 8 41. I KNOW AN OLD LADY ......................................... 21 7. BARRETT’S PRIVATEERS ........................................... 9 42. I MET A BEAR ....................................................... 21 8. BILL GROGAN’S GOAT ............................................ 10 43. IF YOU'RE HAPPY AND YOU KNOW IT ................. 22 9. BINGO .................................................................... 10 44. IF YOU’RE LOST AND YOU KNOW IT .................... 22 10. BLUE JAY .............................................................. 10 45. I'VE GOT A HEAD LIKE A PING PONG BALL .......... 23 11. BOOGIE WOOGIE WASHER WOMAN .................. 11 46. IT’S A SMALL WORLD ........................................... 23 12. BOOM CHICKA BOOM ......................................... 11 47. I’VE BEEN WORKING ON THE RAILROAD ............. 23 13. BREAKFAST .......................................................... 12 48. JUNGLE BOOK RAP ............................................... 23 14. CANNIBAL KING ................................................... 12 49. KING OF CARACTACUS ......................................... 24 15. COMING OF THE FROGS ...................................... 13 50. KUM BY YAH ........................................................ 24 16. CUDDLY KOALAS .................................................. 13 51. LAND OF THE SILVER BIRCH ................................. 24 17. DEAD DOG ROVER ............................................... 13 52. THE LITTLEST WORM ........................................... 24 18. DECK THE HALLS .................................................. 14 53. I WANT TO LINGER .............................................. 25 19. DON’T WEAR NO SOCKS SONG ........................... 14 54. MOOSE SONG ...................................................... 25 20. DOWN BY THE BAY .............................................. 15 55. MOUNTAIN DEW SONG ....................................... 25 21. DO YOUR EARS HANG LOW ................................. 15 56. MRS. O'LEARY'S COW (OLD MOTHER LEARY) ...... 27 22. FAREWELL TO NOVA SCOTIA ............................... 15 57. MY BONNIE .......................................................... 27 23. FIRE’S BURNING (CAMPFIRE) .............................. 16 58. MY MOMMA DON'T WEAR NO SOCKS ................ 28 24. FRUIT SALAD ........................................................ 16 59. MY STOMACH HAS HAD IT! ................................. 28 25. FRANKENSTEIN SONG .......................................... 16 60. MY TURKEY .......................................................... 29 26. GA GOO ............................................................... 16 61. NOBODY LIKES ME ............................................... 29 27. GOOD KING WENCES ........................................... 17 62. ON TOP OF SPAGHETTI ........................................ 30 28. GOOD OLE HOCKEY GAME .................................. 17 63. PAW PAW PATCH ................................................ 30 29. GING GANG GOOLI .............................................. 17 64. PINK PAJAMAS ..................................................... 30 30. GOING ON A LION HUNT ..................................... 17 65. PUFF THE MAGIC DRAGON ................................. 30 31. GRANNY'S IN THE CELLAR SONG ......................... 18 66. PURPLE STEW ...................................................... 31 2 67. QUARTERMASTER’S STORE ................................. 31 CAMPFIRE STORIES ........................................................ 41 68. RAVIOLI ................................................................ 31 1. BRICKLAYERS ACCIDENT REPORT STORY .............. 41 69. THE ROOSTER SONG ............................................ 32 2. 'TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS, ................ 41 70. ROW, ROW, ROW YOUR BOAT ............................ 32 3. PURPLE GORILLA STORY ........................................ 42 71. SAM SAM THE LAVATORY MAN .......................... 32 4. GLOOP MAKER STORY ........................................... 44 72. SAY WHY .............................................................. 32 5. DARK SUCKERS STORY .......................................... 45 73. SHABOOM SHABOOM ......................................... 32 6. THE MEDICRIN STORY ............................................ 45 74. SHAKE ANOTHER HAND ....................................... 33 7. THE MOST POPULAR MAN STORY ........................ 47 75. SHAVING CREAM SONG ....................................... 33 8. CREMATION OF SAM MCGEE STORY ..................... 47 76. SINGING IN THE RAIN .......................................... 33 9. GHOST TRAIN ......................................................... 49 77. THE SLAVES OF JOB ............................................. 33 10. VINDER VIPER STORY ........................................... 49 78. SLEEPY SCOUTER ................................................. 34 11. SOME SPECIAL PIG STORY .................................. 50 79. TARZAN ................................................................ 34 12. BALLAD OF JOHNNY O'DELL ................................ 50 80. THE GRAND OLD DUKE OF YORK ......................... 34 13. SHAGGY DOG STORY ........................................... 51 81. THE BEAR WENT OVER THE MOUNTAIN ............. 34 14. THE EMERALD RING (SCARY STORY) ................... 52 82. THE MORE WE SHARE TOGETHER ....................... 35 15. GHOST WITH ONE BLACK EYE STORY .................. 53 83. THE PRINCESS PAT ............................................... 35 16. NAIL IN THE ATTIC STORY .................................... 54 84. THE SECOND STORY WINDOW ............................ 35 17. RED SLOPPITY LIPS ............................................... 54 85. THE TWELVE DAYS OF CAMP ............................... 35 18. JOB AT THE ZOO .................................................. 55 86. THE WOLVES WENT HUNTING ............................ 36 19. BLOODY FINGER .................................................. 56 87. THIS OLD MAN ..................................................... 36 20. FARMER JONES AND THE BIG QUAKE ................. 56 88. THERE AIN'T NO FLIES ON US .............................. 36 21. A HOUSE OF TERROR ........................................... 57 89. THERE WAS AN OLD LADY ................................... 36 22. 10 HOLES ............................................................. 58 90. THERE’S A HOLE IN MY BUCKET .......................... 37 23. GIRL AT THE UNDERPASS .................................... 59 91. THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND .................................... 37 24. ON WASHINGTON ROCK ..................................... 59 92. THREE BLACK BUZZARDS ..................................... 37 25. LA MALA HORA .................................................... 60 93. TIE ME KANGAROO DOWN SPORT ...................... 38 26. ABIYOYO .............................................................. 61 94. TOM THE TOAD ................................................... 38 27. AKKI TAKKI TONGA .............................................. 62 95. WALDIEOTCHA .................................................... 39 96. WALTZING MATILDA ........................................... 39 CAMPFIRE CHEERS ........................................................ 64 97. WE'RE AT CAMP .................................................. 40 98. WORM SONG ....................................................... 40 SCOUT CAMP GRACES ................................................... 69 99. YOGI BEAR ........................................................... 40 1. ALPHABET GRACE .................................................. 69 2. JOHNNY APPLESEED ............................................... 69 3. SUPERMAN ............................................................ 69 3 4. FLINTSTONES ......................................................... 69 4. TABLE GAME .......................................................... 70 5. ADDAMS FAMILY ................................................... 69 5. LLAMA MAMA ....................................................... 70 6. EDELWEISS ............................................................. 69 6. STRONG & ABLE ..................................................... 70 7. ZIPADEE DO DA ...................................................... 69 8. WE WILL ROCK YOU ..............................................
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