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Parliament Hill Campfire 2019 Big Bear Hug (Songs Taken from Becky’S Guiding Resource Page with Links to Other Sources Where Possible Parliament Hill Campfire 2019 Big Bear Hug (Songs taken from Becky’s Guiding Resource Page with links to other sources where possible. Please follow song leader’s cues as changes occur to the program and words on the night of.) 1. Light the Wood (source: "Jubilee Songbook", Girl Guides of Canada, 1971.) Light the wood, the campfire burns We are gathered all around Now the flames are leaping high Lighting up the evening sky 2. Australian Campfire Opening (source: "Diamond Jubilee Songbook", Girl Guides Association, 1984; also in "Canciones de Nuestra Cabana", World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, 1980.) Sit round the campfire, now night is here All birds are resting, no one is near Clap with your hands and tap with your feet, now Sway oh so gently, keep with the beat Oh-oh-oh-i-i, Oh-oh-oh-i Oh-oh-oh-i-i, Oh-oh-oh-i 3. Lu La Lu la, lalula, lalulalulale lula, lulalula lulalulale Lu la, lalula, lalulalulale, lula lu la lu la le 4. Tall Trees (source: "Diamond Jubilee Songbook", Girl Guides Association, 1984.) Tall trees that reach the sky Mountains and lakes nearby Draw near, my friends, come sing, my friends Our campfire time is nigh 5. Ging Gang Goolie (source: Lord Baden Powell) Ging gang goolie, goolie, gooli, goolie watcha Ging gang goo, ging gang goo, Ging gang goolie, goolie, gooli, goolie watcha Ging gang goo, ging gang goo, Heyla, o heyla sheyla Heyla sheyla heyla ho-o-o Heyla, o heyla sheyla Heyla sheyla heyla ho /shalli-wallee, shallie-wallee, shalli-wallee, shalli-wallee Oompah, oompah, oompah… 6. The Bear Song (source: "The Worm Song and Other Tasty Tunes", Janet Wilson, 1993.) The other day The nearest branch I met a bear Was ten feet up A great big bear I'd have to jump Away out there! (repeat) And trust my luck! (repeat) He looked at me And so I jumped I looked at him Into the air He sized up me But I missed that branch I sized up him! (repeat) Away up there! (repeat) He said to me Now don't you fret "Why don't you run? Now don't you frown I see you ain't 'Cause I caught that branch Got any gun!" (repeat) On the way back down! (repeat) And so I ran That is the end Away from there There ain't no more But right behind Unless I meet Me was that bear! (repeat) That bear once more! (repeat) Ahead of me And so I met There was a tree That bear once more A great big tree Now he's a rug Oh, glory be! (repeat) On my bedroom floor! (repeat) 2 7. Peace Like a River I've got peace like a river, I've got peace like a river I've got peace like a river, in my soul (in my soul!) I've got peace like a river, I've got peace like a river I've got peace like a river, in my soul (in my soul!) I've got joy like a fountain, I've got joy like a fountain I've got joy like a fountain, in my soul (in my soul!) I've got joy like a fountain, I've got joy like a fountain I've got joy like a fountain, in my soul (in my soul!) I've got love like an ocean, I've got love like an ocean I've got love like an ocean, in my soul (in my soul!) I've got love like an ocean, I've got love like an ocean I've got love like an ocean, in my soul (in my soul!) So, I've got peace like a river, I've got joy like a fountain I've got love like an ocean in my soul (in my soul!) So, I've got peace like a river, I've got joy like a fountain I've got love like an ocean in my soul (in my soul!) 8. The More We Get Together (Source: "The Kids' Campfire Book", Jane Drake and Ann Love, Kids Can Press, 1996.) The more we get together Together, together The more we get together The happier we'll be For your friends are my friends And my friends are your friends The more we get together The happier we'll be. 3 9. Little Rabbit Foo Foo Little rabbit Foo Foo, hopping through the forest, Scooping up the field mice, and bopping them on the head, And down came the good fairy, and she said, "Little rabbit Foo Foo, I don't want to see you Scooping up the field mice, and bopping them on the head." "I'll give you three chances, And then I'll turn you into a goon." But the very next day... (repeat the verse) "I'll give you two more chances, And then I'll turn you into a goon." But the very next day... (repeat the verse) "I'll give you one more chance, And then I'll turn you into a goon." But the very next day... (repeat the verse) "I gave you three chances, So now I'll turn you into a goon." - Zap! The moral of the story is: "Hare today; goon tomorrow." Actions: Little rabbit Foo Foo...: use two fingers as rabbit ears, hop your hand across in front of you Scooping up the field mice: scoop up an invisible mouse, bop it on the head Good fairy: wave arm as if holding a magic wand I don't want to see you: wag index finger back and forth as "no" 4 10. The Moose Song Version One: Chorus: There was a big moose Way-oh, way-oh Who liked to drink juice Way-oh way-oh way-oh way- oh Chorus: Way-oh, way-oh! Singing whoa-oh-oh-oh Way-oh way-oh way-oh way- Whao whao whao oh Oh! Oh! The moose's name was Fred Whao whao whao! He liked to drink his juice in Now the moose's name was bed Fred The moose's name was Fred He liked to drink his juice in He liked to drink his juice in bed bed Now he drank his juice with care He drank his juice with care But he spilt it in his hair But he spilt it in his hair He drank his juice with care Now he's a sticky moose But he spilt it in his hair He's a moose full of juice: Now there's a sticky moose Full of juice... On the loose... 11. Dans la forét lointaine Dans la forêt lointaine, On entend le coucou Du haut du son grand chene, il répond au hibou Coucou, coucou, on entend le coucou Coucou, coucou, on entend le coucou. 12. Be Kind To Your Web-Footed Friends (source: "The World's Best Funny Songs", Esther J. Nelson, 1988.) (tune: Sousa march) Be kind to your web-footed friends, For a duck may be somebody's mother, They live in a swamp all alone, Where the weather is always damp. You may think that this is the end, 5 It is, but to prove I'm a liar, We're going to sing it again, Only this time a little bit high-er 13. Boa Constrictor (source: "The World's Best Funny Songs", Esther J. Nelson, 1988; also in "The Worm Song and Other Tasty Tunes, Janet Wilson, 1993, and in "Campfire Activities", Girl Guides of Canada, 1993.) I'm being eaten my a boa constrictor, A boa constrictor, a boa constrictor I'm being eaten by a boa constrictor And I don't like it one bit Oh no there goes my toe Oh gee he's got my knee Oh my he’s my thigh Oh fiddle he’s got middle Oh darn there goes my arms Oh heck he's got my neck Oh gee he's eaten me. 14. The Tree Song (The Green Grass Grows) (Source: "The Kids' Campfire Book", Jane Drake and Ann Love, Kids Can Press, 1996.) (in each verse, the leader sings a line and everyone repeats. Chorus is sung all together.) (This song is a much-modernized version of the traditional "Rattlin' Bog".) Once upon a time There was a tree The prettiest tree That you ever did see! Chorus: And the tree was in the ground And the green grass grew all around, all around, And the green grass grew all around! Now on that tree There was a branch Just the prettiest little branch That you ever did see! 6 Chorus: And the branch was on the tree And the tree was in the ground And the green grass grew all around, all around And the green grass grew all around! ...add on twig, nest, egg, bird, wing, feather, flea, elephant! Actions: Ground: move both arms out from the body horizontally (i.e. as a movie director would when saying "cut!") Tree: two hands trace parallel lines starting at the level of your head and heading downwards Branch: hold one arm out as a branch Twig: hold up your pinkie finger Nest: cup your hands Egg: make a fist Bird: one hand pointed forward at your face as a beak, the other sticking out behind as a tail Wing: flap one arm Feather: trace the path a feather would take as it falls through the air Flea: indicate something really small Elephant: trace the outline of something really big! 15. Thanks For Trees Chorus: Thanks for trees and those who plant them Thanks for trees And those who plant them, those who plant them Thanks for trees And those who plant them! Tall and short and in-between And tall and short And in-between, and in-between And tall and short And in-between, hey! 7 Wide and thin and in-between And wide and thin And in-between, and in-between And wide and thin And in-between, hey! 16.
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