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Songbook.Pdf 1 Camp Kinneret Songbook BABY BUMBLE BEE 2 BANANA SONG 2 BAZOOKA BUBBLE GUM 2 BEAN SONG 2 LITTLE GREEN FROG 10 LITTLE RED WAGON 10 BLACK SOCKS 3 MAKE NEW FRIENDS 10 BOOM BOOM AIN'T IT GREAT 3 BOOM CHICKA BOOM 3 McDONALDS SONG 11 CAMP KINNERET SPIRIT 3 MOOSE SONG 11 A CARROT IS MY FAVORITE VEGETABLE 3 MOTHER GOONYBIRD 11 MUFFIN SHOP 11 CHEESEBURGER ROAD 4 MY HAT 11 CIRCLE GAME 4 NOBLE DUKE OF YORK 11 COUNTRY ROADS 4 OH CHESTER 11 THE DONUT SONG 4 OH, MY 12 DO YOUR EARS HANG LOW 5 ON TOP OF SPAGHETTI 12 DOWN BY THE BAY 5 ONCE AN AUSTRIAN WENT YODELING 12 EENIE MEENIE AND A MINEY MO 5 ONE BOTTLE OF POP 12 FLEA FLY FLOW 5 A PIZZA HUT 13 FLEA FLY MOSQUITO 6 PRINCESS PAT 13 FLEA FLY VARIANT- FROGGY! 6 PUFF THE MAGIC DRAGON 13 FORTY YEARS ON AN ICEBERG 6 FRIED HAM 6 REM-MEM-MEM 14 GREEN GRASS GROWS 6 ROOSTA SHAW 14 HAVE YOU EVER BEEN A FISHIN 6 SARASPUNDA 14 SHA-NA-NA-NA-NA 14 GOIN' TO THE ZOO 7 HIDEY HIDEY HIDEY HO 7 SIPPIN’ CIDER 15 HERMIE THE WORM 7 STAND BY ME 15 HOLE IN THE BUCKET 7 HONK HONK RATTLE RATTLE 7 SUPER CALIFORNIA SURFER 16 TARZAN 16 HOWDY-DO 8 TELEPHONE 16 I AM THE CONDUCTOR 8 IF ALL THE RAINDROPS 8 THREE LITTLE ANGELS 17 I'VE BEEN WORKING ON THE RAILROAD 8 THREE SHORT NECKED BUZZARDS 17 JET PLANE 8 THUNDERATION 17 TOP NOTCHER 17 JIG AND GO 9 JOHN JACOB JINGLEHIMMER SCHMIDT 9 UP CHICKY 18 K - THAT'S THE FIRST LETTER IN 9 WATILIATCHA 18 LEAN ON ME 9 WAY UP IN THE SKY 18 WIENIE MAN 18 LEAPING LIZARD 10 LITTLE BUNNY FOO FOO 10 YOGI BEAR 19 2 BABY BUMBLE BEE But I didn’t but a henny, INSTEAD, I bought bubble gum! I'm bringing home my baby bumble bee Bazooka-zooka Bubble gum! (x2) Won't my Mommy be so proud of me I'm bringing home my baby bumble bee My Mom gave me a nickel, Ouch! He stung me. She said go buy a pickle! But I didn’t buy a pickle, I'm smashing up my baby bumble bee INSTEAD, I bought bubble gum! Won't my Mommy be so proud of me Bazooka-zooka Bubble gum! (x2) I'm smashing up my baby bumble bee Ewww. What a mess. My Mom gave me a dime, She said go buy a lime! I'm licking up my baby bumble bee But I didn’t buy a lime, Won't my Mommy be so proud of me INSTEAD, I bought bubble gum! I'm licking up my baby bumble bee Bazooka-zooka Bubble gum! (x2) Ewww. I feel sick. My Mom gave me a quarter, I'm barfing up my baby bumble bee She said go buy some water! Won't my Mommy be so proud of me But I didn’t buy some water, I'm barfing up my baby bumble bee INSTEAD, I bought bubble gum! Ewww. What a mess. Bazooka-zooka Bubble gum! (x2) I'm sweeping up my baby bumble bee My Mom gave me a dollar, Won't my Mommy be so proud of me She said go buy a collar! I'm sweeping up my baby bumble bee But I didn’t buy a collar, All clean. INSTEAD, I bought bubble gum! Bazooka-zooka Bubble gum! (x2) I'm bringing home another bumble bee Won't my Mommy be so proud of me My Mom gave me a euro, I'm bringing home another bumble bee. She said go buy a churro! I GOT HIM BEFORE HE GOT ME! But I didn’t buy a churro, INSTEAD, I bought bubble gum! BANANA SONG Bazooka-zooka Bubble gum! (x2) (Repeat-after-me) My Mom gave me a peso, BANANAS UNITE! She said go by some queso, BANANAS SPLIT! But I didn’t buy any queso, Peel bananas, INSTEAD, I bought bubble gum! Peel, peel bananas! Bazooka-zooka Bubble gum! (x2) Bite bananas, Bite, bite bananas! THE BEAN SONG Swallow bananas, Swallow, swallow bananas! My dog Lima likes to roam Digest bananas, One day Lima left his home Digest-gest, bananas! He came back, quite unclean GO BANANAS! Where, oh, where has Lima bean? GO, GO BANANAS! Lima bean, Lima bean, where oh where has Lima bean? BAZOOKA BUBBLE GUM [Repeat with every kind of bean you can think of: jelly, coffee, kidney, garbanzo, My Mom gave me a penny, human, Pirates-of-the-Carri…} She said go buy a henny! 3 BLACK SOCKS A man bought a pair of combination underwear (Can be sung in a round) He wore them nine months without a single Black socks, tear They never get dirty He wore them nine months without The longer you wear them, exaggeration The blacker they get! He couldn't get 'em off 'cause he lost the *Someday, I think I shall wash them, combination. But something keeps telling me, Don’t do it yet! CHORUS Not yet! Not yet! Not yet! Not yet! *2nd group starts BOOM CHICKA BOOM BOOM BOOM AIN'T IT GREAT TO BE CRAZY (Repeat-after-me) I said a BOOM CHICKA BOOM! CHORUS: I said a BOOM CHICKA BOOM! Boom boom ain't it great to be crazy I said a BOOM CHICKA ROCKA, Boom boom ain't it great to be nuts like you CHICKA ROCKA, CHICKA BOOM! Silly and foolish all day long Uh huh! Boom boom ain't it great to be crazy Oh yeah! One more time! A horsey and a flea and three blind mice _______ style! Were sitting on a tombstone shooting dice (Underwater, slow motion, baby, etc…) The horsey slipped and fell on the flea Whoops said the flea, there's a horsey on CAMP KINNERET SPIRIT me I’ve got the Camp Kinneret spirit, CHORUS Up in my head! WHERE? Up in my head! WHERE? Away up north in the ice and snow Up in my head! There was a penguin and his name was Joe I’ve got the Camp Kinneret spirit, He got so tired of wearing black and white Up in my head! WHERE? That he wore pink tights to the party last Up in my head to sta-a-ay! night Repeat with “down in my knees,” “deep in my heart,” end with “all over me.” CHORUS A CARROT IS MY FAVORITE VEGETABLE Away down south where bananas grow An ant stepped on an elephant's toe (Repeat-After-Me) The elephant cried with tears in his eyes O! A carrot is my favorite vegetable! Uh! Why don't you pick on a guy your own size? I always eat as many as I'm able! Uh! To take from any stand CHORUS By some fancy slight of hand Or to purchase from a grocer if I'm able! Uh! E – I – E – I - O spells socks A dollar for a pair a nickel for a box O! When I bite them they go crunchy The longer you wear them the better they crunchy crunch! Uh! get As a vegetable they're so good to munch! You put ‘em in the water and they don't get Uh! wet Oh I'd rather have a carrot Than a juice barat Kinneret CHORUS 'Cause a carrot is my very favorite lunch! Uh! 4 CHEESEBURGER ROAD Oh the years go by and now the boy is (To the tune of Gooseberry Pie) twenty, Though his dreams have lost some grandeur Cheeseburger Road, Cheeseburger Road coming true With the catsup on the top and the pickles There'll be new dreams, maybe better on the side dreams and plenty Juicy with meat, can't be beat; Before the last revolving years are through. I'll tell you the reason why: Well there's singles and there's doubles and CHORUS triples, too! But compared to my favorite they're all PU! COUNTRY ROADS If you want to satisfy, just add a side of fries (Words and music by John Denver) (Don't mean McNuggets) Add a side of fries Almost Heaven, West Virginia (No Fish Filets) Blue Ridge Mountain, Shenandoah River Just add a side of fries! Life is old there, older than the trees Younger than the mountains CIRCLE GAME Blowin' like a breeze Yesterday a child came out to wonder CHORUS: Caught a dragonfly inside a jar Country Roads, take me home Fearful when the sky was full of thunder to the place, I belong And tearful at the falling of a star. West Virginia, Mountain Momma Take me home, country roads CHORUS: And the seasons they go round and round Almost Heaven West Virginia And the painted ponies go up and down Blue Ridge Mountain, Shenandoah River We're captive on a carousel of time Dark and dusty, painted on the sky We can't return; we can only look behind Misty taste of moonshine, teardrop in my from where we came eye And go round and round and round in the circle game. CHORUS Then the child moved ten times round I hear her voice in the morning as she calls the season to me Skated over ten clear frozen streams Radio reminds me of my home far away Words like when you're older must appease and driving down the road I get a feeling him That I should have been home yesterday, And promises of someday make his dreams yesterday CHORUS CHORUS Sixteen springs and sixteen summers gone THE DONUT SONG now Cartwheels turn to carwheels round the Well I ran around the corner town And I ran around the block And they tell him take your time it won't be And I ran right into a donut shop long now Well I picked up a donut 'Till you drag your feet to slow the circle And I wiped off the grease down.
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