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Compiled by Linda Wright Columbia, MO ABOUT A QUARTER TO NINE The stars are gonna twinkle and shine This evening about a quarter to nine My lovin' arms are gonna tenderly twine Around you around a quarter to nine I know I won't be late 'Cause at half pat eight I'm gonna hurry there I'll be waiting there the lane begins Waiting for you on needles and pins And then the world is gonna be mine This evening about a quarter to nine A-BOOM-CHICK-A-BOOMM I said A-Boom-Chick-A-boom; I said A-Boom-Chick-A-Boom I said A-Boom-A-Chick-A-Rock-A-Chick-A-Rock- A-Chick-A-Boom UhHuh Oh Yeah One more time- The Baby Talk Way or Valley girl Talk Way The Soft Way Cowboy Talk Way Scuba Talk Way The Loud Way Opera Song Way Rock Singer Way A BOOM-CHICKA-BOOM I says a-boom-chicka-boom! I says a-boom-chicka-boom! (Group echoes) I says a-boom-chicka-rocka-chicka-rocka-chicka-boom!(Group echoes) Uh-huh! (Group echoes) Oh Yeah! (Group echoes) One more time! (Group echoes) A little . LOUDER! (Group echoes) Each time a leader adds a different variation such as: QUIETER, POSHER ACORN SONG I'm a little acorn brown, lying on the cocoa ground Everybody steps on me, that is why I'm cracked you see. CHORUS I'm a nut (clap, clap) You bet (clap, clap) . I'm a nut (clap, clap) You bet (clap, clap) I love myself, I love me so, I took myself to a. picture show. Put my arms around my waist, got so fresh I slapped my face CHORUS ADAM & EVE [tune: Dem Bones] (CHORUS) [Repeat after each verse] I know it, know it, indeed I know it Brother, I know it, WHEE - Dem bones gonna rise again. 1. Lord, he thought he'd make a man Dem bones gonna rise again. So he took a bit of water and he took a bit of sand. Dem bones gonna rise again. 2. Adam, he was. mighty bIue Didn't know quite what to do. 3. So the Lord he took a rib from Adam's side And He made Miss Eve to be his bride. 4. Put them in a garden fair. thought they'd be most happy there. 5. Apples, peaches, pears, and such But of this tree you must not touch. 6. Around this tree old Satan slunk And at Miss Eve he wunk. 7. Miss Eve these apples are mighty fine. Just take one, the Lord won't mind. B. So she took a pick and she took a pull And then she filled her figleaf full. 9. Next day when the Lord cam 'round He spied them cores all over the ground. 10. Adam, who these cores did leave.? Tweren't me Lord, 'spect 'twas Eve. 11. Adam you must leave this place And earn your keep by the sweat of your face. 12. So he took a pick and he took a plow And that's why we're all working now. 13. That's the end, there ain't no more. Eve got the apple and Adam got the core. AND THE MORAL IS: NEVER Underestimate THE POWERS OF A WOMAN!..! AFTER BROWNIES (After The Ball Was Over) After the meeting's over After the Cubs/Brownies have gone After two hours of screaming After your voice is done Many a Leader's wilting And you can hear them all Sigh now the Cubs/Brownies have vanished Outside the hall AFTER THE BALL WAS OVER After the ball was over After the break of morn After the dancers' leaving After the stars are gone Many a heart is aching If you could read them all Many the hopes that have vanished After the ball AFTER THE BALL WAS OVER (2) After the ball was over Nellie took out her glass eye Put her false teeth in water Corked up her bottle of dye Put her false leg in the corner Hung up her wig on the door And all that is left goes to bye byes After the ball A HOT TIME IN THE OLD TOWN TONIGHT When you hear dem bells go ding, aling, aling All join 'round and sweetly you must sing And when the verse am through, in the chorus all join in There'll be a hot time in the old town tonight AH, WOONEY COONEY Ah, wooney cooney cha, ah wooney, Ah, wooney cooney cha, ah wooney, 1, I, I, lky I Ki an is, I, I, I, lky I Ki an is,' Ah woo, ah wooney, Kichee ACTIONS: . (1 st) sIap both hands on your own thighs - sIap both hands on thighs of person to your left - sIap both hands on own thighs - sIap both hands on thighs of person on right . (2nd) slap hands on own thighs - cross hands and slap on own thighs - slap hands on own thighs - slap left hand on person left of you and slap right hand on thigh of person on your right (3rd) slap hands on own thighs - slap hands on own knees - slap hands on your toes - slap hands on own knees (4th) put both hands straight out - tap left hand with right hand - tap left shoulder with right hand - cross arms with hands resting on shoulders (repeat using left hand) AIN'T GONNA GRIEVE MY LORD Oh, you can't get to heaven In a rocking chair 'Cause the Lord don't allow No Lazy folks there (Echo each line) .. REPEAT Together Oh, you can't get to heaven in a rocking chair, 'Cause the Lord don't allow no lazy folks there Ain't gonna grieve my Lord no more CHORUS Ain't gonna grieve my Lord no more (repeat 3times) Oh, you can't get to heaven On roller skates 'Cause you'll roll right by Them pearly gates . REPEAT Together/ CHORUS Oh, you can't get to heaven In a brand new suit St. Peter will say That you're just too cute REPEAT Together/ CHORUS Oh, you can't get to heaven In a limousine 'Cause the Lord don't sell No gasoline REPEAT Together/ CHORUS AIN'T SHE SWEET? Ain't she sweet? See her coming down the street! Now I ask you very confidentially, ain't she sweet? Ain't she nice? Look her over once or twice Now I ask you very confidentially, ain't she nice? Just cast an eye in her direction Oh, me! Oh, my! Ain't that perfection? I repeat, don't you think she's kind of neat? And I ask you very confidentially, ain't she sweet? ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND Come on and here, come on and hear Alexander's Ragtime Band Come on and hear, come on and hear, it's the best band in the land They can play a bugle call like you never heard before So natural that you want to go to war That's the bestest band what am, my honey lamb Come on along, come on along, let me take you by the hand Up to the man, up to the man, who's the leader of the band And if you care to hear the Swanee River played in ragtime Come on and hear, come on and hear, Alexander's Ragtime Band ALICE Alice, where are you going ? Upstairs to take a bath Alice with legs like toothpicks And a neck like a giraffe Alice stepped in the bathtub Alice pulled out the plug Oh, my gracious, O my soul There goes Alice down the hole Alice where are you going? Glub glub glub ALICE THE CAMEL Alice the camel's got five humps Alice the camel's got five humps Alice the camel's got five humps So go Alice go, boom, boom, boom Alice the camel's got four humps... Etc until Alice the camel's got no humps... So Alice is a horse ALIVE, ALERT, AWAKEALIVE, ALERT, AWAKEALIVE, ALERT, AWAKE I'm alive, awake, alert, enthusiastic I'm alive, awake, alert, enthusiastic, I'm alive, awake, alert, I'm alert, awake, alive, I'm alive, awake, alert, enthusiastic. ALL AROU ND THE ZERO All around the zero, she's your lovin' hero, Back, back, zero; side, side zero; front, front zero Now swing your lovin' hero ALL NIGHT, ALL DAY Chorus: All night, all day Angels watching over me, my Lord. All night, all day, Angels watching over me. Day is dying in the west, Angels watching over me, my Lord. Sleep, my child, and take your rest, Angels watching over me. CHORUS Now I Iay me down to sleep, AngeIs watching over me, my Lord. Pray the Lord my soul to keep, Angels watching over me. CHORUS If I die before I wake, Angels watching over me, my Lord. Pray the Lord my soul to take Angels watching over me CHORUS ALLELU Allelu, allelu, allelu, alleluia Praise ye the Lord Allelu, allelu, allelu, alleluia Praise ye the Lord Praise ye the Lord, alleluia Praise ye the Lord, alleluia Praise ye the Lord, alleluia Praise ye the Lord ALL NIGHT, ALL DAY All night, all day Angels watching over me, my Lord All night, all day Angels watching over me Now I lay me down to sleep Angels watching over me, my Lord Pray the Lord my soul to keep Angels watching over me If I die before I wake Angels watching over me, my Lord Pray the Lord my soul to take Angels watching over me If I live forever and a day Angels watching over me my Lord Pray the Lord guard me always Angels watching over me ALL THINGS SHALL PERISH All things shall perish from under the sky All things shall perish from under the sky Music alone shall live Music alone shall live Music alone shall live Never to die ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT Sleep, my child, and peace attend thee All through the night Guardian angels God will send thee All through the night Soft the drowsy hours are creeping Hill and vale in slumber sleeping I my loving vigil keeping All through the night While the moon her watch is keeping All through the night While the weary world is sleeping All through the night O'er thy spirit gently stealing Visions of delight revealing Breathes a pure and holy feeling All through the night Though I roam a minstrel lonely All through the night My true harp shall praise thee only All through the night Love's young dream, alas! is over Yet my strains of love shall hover Near the presence of my lover All through the night Hark! A solemn bell is ringing Clear through the night Thou, my love, art heav'nward winging Home through the night Earthly dust from off the shaken Soul immortal shalt not waken With thy last dim journey taken Home through the night AMAZING GRACE Amazing grace! how sweet the sound That saved a wretch like me! I once was lost, but now am found Was blind but now I see Twas grace that taught my heart to fear And grace my fears relieved How precious did that grace appear The hour I first believed Through many dangers, toils and snares I have already come Tis grace hath brought me safe thus far and grace will lead me home When we've been there ten thousand years bright shining as the sun We've no less days to sing God's Praise than when we first begun Amazing grace has set me free To touch, to taste, to feel The wonders of accepting love Have made me whole and real AMERICA 1 .
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    2 • MerleFest • Wilkes Journal-Patriot • April, 2018 Expect diversity, surprises, quality at MerleFest Year after year for three found and Internet access. decades, MerleFest has delivered Mayes Pit in Thompson Hall a four-day experience best sum- and the Dance Stage both fea- marized in two words: uniqueness ture workshops and dance and excellence. instructions. Fans have every reason to The Pickin’ Place provides expect this year’s 31st edition of musicians of all levels and genres MerleFest to live up to its lofty opportunities to meet old friends reputation, along with special and make new ones while sing- onstage surprises. ing and playing favorite tunes “The programming this year is together. incredibly diverse in both musi- Beginners and yogis alike are cal styling, origin, culture and welcome to start their day with gender,” said Steve Johnson, Mer- a little Downward Facing Dog; leFest artist relations manager. a yoga class is offered on Friday “We have artists/bands from at 9:30 a.m. on the Dance Stage. Australia, Canada, France, Ger- Ken Crouse leads nature walks many, United Kingdom, Sweden, through the gardens and forest Ireland, Cuba and the United on the WCC campus on Friday, States on our 2018 lineup…. We Saturday and Sunday. couldn’t be more excited to show- Other activities include back- case that talent on our 13 stages” stage tours and a new interactive spread across the campus of display in the MerleFest Museum. Wilkesboro’s Wilkes Community College. For children MerleFest’s family atmosphere Krugers to Kristofferson and the lack of alcohol and drugs Thursday kicks off with the are important aspects of the Kruger Brothers and follows event’s reputation.