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Community Song Book Lyrics to all the songs we know and love Updated Tuesday, 8 September 2020 Rounds and Catches Adios Hermanos A Paul Simon Adios hermanos, adios amigos Adios hermanos adios! Aeolian Harp Am Dave Camlin Ah Poor Bird Cm As I Mee Walked E Trad. Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 2 Autumn Equinox Am Dave Camlin & An5ie Power Two butterflies dance A fluttering ash leaf falls River and bird/s sing Autumn Time Cm Bambelela G Trad. South African Bambelela, bambelela, bambelela, bambelela, Bambe bambe bambe bambe bambe, oh-oh bambe, bambelela Sizo Bambelela oh bambelela, oh bambelela, oh bambelela, oh-o-o Bambe bambe bambe bambe bambe, oh-oh bambe, bambelela (Never give up etc.) Bismillah Bbm Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem In the name of Allah, most gracious, most beneficent Black Socks C Black socks, they never get dirty The longer you wear them the blacker they get Sometimes I think I should launder, but Something keeps telling me ‘don’t wash them yet!’ Not yet (repeat) Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 3 Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 4 Bop your Bippity Boo! A Dave Camlin Bop your bippity boo, bop your bippity boo, Bop your bippity boo, oh bop your bippity boo, oh... Bop, Bop your bippity boo, bop your bippity... Boo-oo, bop your bippa, bo-p your bippity boo! Bravo Bravisimo F Come Follow A Concentration F Con-cen-tra-tion, concentration is the name Keep the rhythm, let the groove come round again Dear Lord, Deliver Us Cm Dear lord, deliver us from ghoulies and ghosties From long-legged beasties and things that go ‘BUMP!’ in the night Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 5 Digga Dog Dog C Digga dog dog, digga digga dog dog My dog loves your dog and your dog loves my dog So why don’t we sit under the apple tree Do-be-do C Do-be do-be do-be do-be-do Do-be do-be do-be do-be-do! Be-do-be do-be do-be do-be-do-be-do Be-do-be do-be do-be Do, do, do, do-be-do (repeat) Down Em A: down, down, down, down, be-do-be B: way down, way down, way down C: down, scoo-be-do-be-do (puh-tssh) D: Down, down, we’re going down End of The Road Em Keith Morris I walked to the end of the road And I looked in all directions I looked as far as my eyes could see I see the blue sky sun high, Ain’t nobody there but me Dudu Banae A Du du banae, dudu banae, dudu banae, dudu banae X2 Sigarola, sigarola, dudu banae, dudu banae X2 Ego Sum Pauper I’m a poor man; I have nothin5; I ive my heart. Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 6 Frankie Sinatra Dm The Avalanches Oh, Frankie Sinatra! Oh, Frank Sinatara! Frankie, m’boy, don’t know You have the perfect voice to sing calypso! Freedom is Coming G Oh freedom! Oh freedom! Oh freedom! Freedom is coming! Oh yes I know! Oh yes I know! Oh yes I know! Oh yes I know! Oh yes! Oh justice... Friends F Timmon Milne Gah’n Yam D Dave Camlin Gaudeamus Hodie Bb (Let Us Rejoice Today) A: Gaudeamus, Gaudeamus, Gaudeamus Hodie. Gaudeamus, Gaudeamus Hodie. B: Gaudeamus, Gaudeamus Hodie. C: Gaudeamus, Gaudeamus, Gaudeamus Hodie, Hodie Gospel Medley D A: O when the saints… B: Swing low, sweet chariot… C: She’ll be coming round the mountain… D: Now let us sing, now let us sing Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 7 Lift up your voice, don’t be afraid, now let us sing E: Sing to the power of the Lord come down (X2) Lift up your voice, don’t be afraid Sing to the power of the Lord come down F: I’m gonna sing, sing, sing, I’m gonna dance, dance, dance I’m gonna sing, I’m gonna dance, allelu! When the doors are open wide, I’ll be right there by your side I’m gonna sing, I’m gonna dance, allelu! Great Day C A: dum dum dum (X3) the sun’s gonna shine on everyone B: Great day! Great day and the sun is shining, Great day! The sun’s gonna shine on everyone! C: Shine on, shine on me-e, won’t you (X3) The sun’s gonna shine on everyone D: Shine on! The sun is shining on me (X3) The sun’s gonna shine on everyone Hava Nashira G Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 8 Hey We To The Other World C Home Bb I Am Enough Just As I Am C An5ie Power & Dave Camlin Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 9 I Can See The Stars A Dave Camlin It feels as if the silent earth is breathing out, Filling up the sky, And when I raise my head and look, I can see the stars! I Got You Now C Em Whitfield-Brooks I got you now, I ain’t ever gonna let you go x2 I Sing Because Am Mouthful A: I sing because I sing (repeat) B: I sing, I sing, I sing, I sing (repeat) C: I sing, I sing I sing because (repeat) D: dum dum, dum-dum dum dum, dum-dum (repeat) E: I sing because you touched my spirit, I sing because you healed my mind. Although, my friends, I now must leave you, Part of me stays behind. F: I can hear you calling, echoes resounding, I can hear you calling, heal my mind. Can you hear me, calling, echoes resounding? Part of me stays behind. I Wanna Sing C# Bass: I wanna sing low, sing low (x4) Tenor / alto: I wanna sing in the middle of the morning I wanna sing in the middle of the night Soprano: High above I sing for love, high above I sing Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 10 Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 11 I’d Rather Learn from One Bird C ee cummin5s arr. Dave Camlin Illa Lucem Extendebat C Though evil comes, I hope… Though evil comes, I hope… Though evil comes, I hope for good, I hope, I hope, I hope for good, and wait for the light Illa lucem eXtendebat Inversnaid D Gerard Manley Hopkins arr. Dave Camlin Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 12 Ishqula Am A: Ishqula ma bubula, ey-la-la (repeat) B: The ocean refuses no river, no river; the ocean refuses no river C: Ishqula-a-a-a-a, ma bubula-a-a-a-a, (repeat) Kissing Chair Cm Off to Durham to the kissing chair I declare we once sat there Long ago in our spring In a kissing chair made for two La Kerebala Cm Ida Keralova La kerebala, som-ne ku-ne ba-la eh, Dai oh dai och a nel Saskay! Mangay! Ici romni, som-ne ku-ne ma-ka maaf Kum Bachur Azel Trad. Hebrew Get up lazy boy and go to work Get up, get up and go to work! Cock-a-doodle doo! Cock-a-doodle doo! The rooster has crowed Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 13 Lelo Lelo Sakartvelo Dm Jordan Jordania Million Nightingales, A Am Linda Herschhorn I have a million nightingales on the branches of my heart I have a million nightingales on the branches of my heart Singing “Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!” Singing “Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!” Music Alone Shall Live F Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 14 My River Run to Thee Emily Dickinson My River run to thee – Blue Sea – Wilt welcome me? My River wait reply. Oh Sea – look graciously! I’ll fetch thee Brooks From spotted nooks – Say Sea – take Me? Navajo Prayer Bm Kabir, arr. Jody Healey Nero’s Expedition Bm Moondo5 Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 15 Nobody Home Em O How Lovely is the Evening D Only One G Dave Camlin Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 16 Onwards and Upwards Em Ore Ore Dm Ore ore, incha maya chiya bare mar O nati nati incha maya chiya bare mar Papa’s Got a Head like a Ping-Pong Ball (William Tell overture) A: Papa’s Got a Head Like a Ping Pong Ball X3 Like a ping, like a ping pong ball B: Like a ping, like a ping, like a ping pong, (x5) ball Like a ping, like a ping, like a ping pong (x4)ball C: Ping, ping pong, ping pong ping pong ping pong (pop!) Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 17 Patrick’s Ash Am Dave Camlin Patrick’s Ash is a spear tree X4 Peace of the Valley Bb Peace Within Me Eb Dave Camlin Rose, Rose Em Round and Round Cm Round and round the world is turning, Turning always into morning And from morning into night Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 18 Seal Song Iondo, ionda, iondo, ro-da-da (repeat) I-udden-dn-da, i-udden-dn-da, i-udden-dn-da, ro-da-da (repeat) Sing, Singer! Bb Dave Camlin Smithy Beck Bb Dave Camlin So Much Magnificence C Peter Makena A: Waves are coming in (X8) B: There is so much magnificence near the ocean C: Allelujah (x2) Soon I Will Be Done Cm Soon I will be done with the troubles of the world Troubles of the world, troubles of the world Soon I will be done with the troubles of the world Going home to lay me down Dave Camlin’s Community Song Book page 19 Spring Has Sprung Em arr.
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    WITH ONE VOICE COMMUNITY CHOIR PROGRAM We hope being part of this choir program will bring you great joy, new connections, friendships, opportunities, new skills and an improved sense of wellbeing and even a job if you need one! You will also feel the creative satisfaction of performing at some wonderful festivals and events. If you have any friends, family or colleagues who would also like to get involved, please give them Creativity Australia’s details, which can be found on the inside of the front cover of this booklet. We hope the choir will grow to be a part of your life for many years. Also, do let us know of any performance or event opportunities for the choir so we can help them come to fruition. We would like to thank all our partners and supporters and ask that you will consider supporting the participation of others in your choir. Published by Creativity Australia. Please give us your email address and we will send you regular choir updates. Prepared by: Shaun Islip – With One Voice Conductor In the meantime, don’t forget to check out our website: www. Kym Dillon – With One Voice Conductor creativityaustralia.org.au Bridget a’Beckett – With One Voice Conductor Andrea Khoza – With One Voice Conductor Thank you for your participation and we are looking forward to a very Marianne Black – With One Voice Conductor exciting and rewarding creative journey together! Tania de Jong – Creativity Australia, Founder & Chair Ewan McEoin – Creativity Australia, General Manager Yours in song, Amy Scott – Creativity Australia, Program Coordinator