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Camp Tel Noar Songbook Aka “The Blue Book” CAMP TEL NOAR SONGBOOK AKA “THE BLUE BOOK” 1. Tel Near Alma Mater Dupermen? Dupermen! Oh Camp Tel Noar, Super duper dupermen? Our camp of golden pleasure Super duper dupermen! All Hail to Thee (repeat from start) Whose memory we’ll treasure We raise our voices high, 4. (tune to the Caisson Song) To tell thy story. And in our hearts On the field, in the hall Our love for thee will glow. We’re the best team of them all Long may thy light shine on in all its glory We are striving to our victory As through the years We will fight, we will win, with our spirit and our vim Our bonds of friendship grow. We are striving to our victory. For it’s fight, fight, fight 2. Tel Noar Fight Song We will always show our might Show offyour colors blue and white Oh the Tel Noar team is a victory team (shout) Blue and White! We will fight until the game is won For in every sport Playing on the field, Games of every sort We will never yield We are striving to our victory. And we won’t give until it’s done. We will fight, we will win. 5. T-E-L N-O-A-R With our might, we will win. Tel Noar teammates forward, don’t fall. Fight Tel Noar, fight da, da, da We will fight, we will win. T-E-L N-O-A-R With our might, we will win. Fight Tel Noar fight Standing firm Tel Noar one and all We are marching down the field to our victory, One, and all, Tel Noar is on the ball We’ll always fight for honor, integrity Two, its true, Tel Noar is coming through With all our might (shout) We’re gonna fight, Three, you see, Tel Noar to victory As we sing our praise to Tel Noar Endless sprit and pep lead our team to success, Surging forward, our goal is set Tel Noar will always be on top. Our voices shouting onward, victory is met Loyalty that will be true, though the season be Hail to Tel Noar best to be seen through, Hear our battle cry. Tel Noar, may your victories never stop. (Repeat from “We will fight, we will win”) Come join and sing in praise of Tel Noar Uphold the fame and past years we’ve seen. 3. Fight on Tel Near Team Let our tramp, tramp, tramping feet, da, da, da Spell out defeat, da, da, da Fight on Tel Noar team We’re marching onward. Fight for all your worth Our banners waving so proudly, You are the greatest team The blue and white of Tel Noar The best on all the Earth Leads the way to victory, Rah mh rah Preserving the honor of our name. Tel Noar is marching We will never yield We’re marching down the field to victory, Fight on, fight on We’ll always fight for honor, integrity The Tel Noar team will fight for victory With all our might We’re gonna fight, Is we not the supermen? Hear our battle cry. Yes, we is the supermen! Come join and sing in praise of Tel Noar Is we not the dupermen? Uphold the fame and past years we’ve seen. Yes, we is the dupermen! Let our tramp, tramp, tramping feet, da, da, da Supermen? Spell out defeat, da, da, da Supermen! (shout) We’re marching onward. 1 T-E-L N-O-A-R Fight Tel Noar fight, da, da, da T-E-L N-O-A-R Fight Tel Noar fight! 6 Thunderation Thunder, Thunderation We’re the Tel Noar delegation When we yell with determination We create a great sensation 7. Fight on Tel Noar (to the tune of “To Life, To Life L’Chaim”) Fight on, Fight on for Tel Noar For Tel Noar for vict’ry we fight And while were cheering, you’ll hear us roar And see our spirits soar Onward Tel Noar. March on, march on go Tel Noar The summer, the season is yours The opposition is no big deal Our might they’ll always feel Onward Tel Noar — Fight on! We’ve been chosen for victory this summer This is to be Tel Noar’s fate For this team that we love dearly We will show quite clearly That we’re really brave. Fight on, Fight on for Tel Noar For Tel Noar for vict’ry we fight And while were cheering, you’ll hear us roar And see our spirits soar Onward Tel Noar — fight ON!! 8. Hip Tomonica Hip tomonica Honica, zonika Boom shalada... ... fight! (repeat) Izzy, flcy, Jaky, Sam We’re the team that eats no ham So, so — give a yell, give a yell Give a good substantial yell. And when we yell, we yell like this And this is what we yell Ellaman, Ellaman, Ellaman zikonda Yiskitty boom, boom Yay TEL NOAR! 2 1. Oh, What a Beautiful Morning Noah he built him, he built him and arky, arky (x 2) Built it out of hickory and barky, barky There’s a bright golden haze on the mead-ow Children ofthe Lord. Theres a bright gold-en haze on the mead-ow CHORUS: The corn is as high as an elephant’s eye And it looks like it’s climbing clear up to the sky The animals they came in, They came in by twosy, twosy (x 2) REFRAIN: Elephants and kangaroozie, roozie Oh, what a beautiful mornin’ Children of the Lord. Oh, what a beautiful day. CHORUS: I got a beautiful feelin’ Everything’s goin’ my way. It rained for forty daisy, daisy (x 2) Drove the animals nearly crazy, crazy All the cattle are standin’ like statues Children ofthe Lord. All the cattle are standin’ like statues CHORUS: They don’t turn their heads as they see me ride by, The sun came out and dried up the landy, landy (x 2) But a little brown mav’rick is winkin’ her eye. Everything was fine and dandy, dandy REFRAIN: Children of the Lord. CHORUS: All the sounds ofthe earth are like music All the sounds ofthe earth are like music 4. High Hopes The breeze is so busy it don’t miss a tree, And an ol’ weepin wilier is laughin’ at me! Next time you’re found REFRAiN: With your head on the ground, There’s a lot to be learned 2. This Land is Your Land So look around. This land is your land, this land is my land, Once there was an old little ant; From California to the New York island, Thought he’d move a rubber tree plant; From the redwood forest, to the gulf stream Anyone knows and ant can’t water, Move a rubber tree plant This land was made for you and me. But he had high hopes He had high hopes As I was walking that ribbon of highway, He had high apple pie in the sky hopes I saw above me, there in that skyway, So anytime you’re feeling low I looked below me, in the golden valley, ‘stead of lettin’ go, This land was made for you and me just remember that ant. (repeat first verse) Whoops! There goes another rubber tree, Whoops! There goes another rubber tree, 3. Rise and Shine Whoops! There goes another rubber tree plant! CHORUS: When troubles call, and your backs to the wall, Rise and shine and give pt :p e Jearned, God your glory, glory That wall could fall. Rise and shine and give God your glory, glory Once there was a silly old ram; Children ofthe Lord. Though he’d but a hole in the dam; No one could make the ram scram. The Lord said to Noah He kept buttin’ that dam. There’s going to be a floody, floody (x2) But he had high hopes Get your children out ofthe muddy, muddy He had high hopes Children ofthe Lord. He had high apple pie in the sky hopes CHORUS: So anytime you’re feeling bad ‘stead of feelin’ sad, just remember that ram. 3 Whoops! There goes a billion kilowatt, Michael row the boat ashore, Whoops! There goes a billion kilowatt, Hallelujah. Whoops! There goes a billion kilowatt dam. Michael’s boat’s a music boat, Hallelujah. Your problem’s just a toy balloon, Michael’s boat’s a music boat, It’ll be bursting soon, Hallelujah. It’s just bound to go POP! Whoops! There goes another problem CHORUS: KERPLOP Jordan River is chilly and cold, Hallelujah. 5. Consider Yourself Chills the body but warms the soul Hallelujah. Consider yourself at home Consider yourself one ofthe family. CHORUS: We’ve taken to you so strong, Jordan River is chilly and wide, It’s clear we’re going to get along! Hallelujah. Consider yourself well in. Milk and honey on the other side, Consider yourselfpart ofthe furniture. Hallelujah. There isn’t a lot to spare, CHORUS: Who cares, whatever we got to share. If it should chance to be 7. If I Had a Hammer We should see some harder days Empty larder days, why grouse If I had a hammer, Always a chance we’ll meet somebody to foot I’d hammer in the morning, the bill, I’d hammer in the evening, Then the drinks are on the house! All over this land, Consider yourselfour mate, I’d hammer out danger, We don’t wanna have no fuss — I’d hammer out warning, For after some consideration I’d hammer about — We can state — Love between my brothers and my sisters Consider yourself one of us! All over this land.
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