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Song Lyrics for CD 6 Meet the Superkids Song Lyrics for CD 6 Track Title on CD 6 Page Cass’s Song .....................................1......................2 Oswald’s Song ...............................2......................3 Golly’s Song ...................................3......................4 Alf’s Song .......................................4......................6 Doc’s Song ......................................5......................7 Sal’s Song ........................................6......................8 Lily’s Song ......................................7......................9 Lily’s Lullaby .................................8....................10 Icky’s Song .....................................9....................11 Tic, Tac, and Toc’s Song .............10....................13 Frits’s Song ...................................11....................14 Ettabetta’s Song ...........................12....................15 Hot Rod’s Song ............................13....................16 The Superkids’ Song ...................14....................17 Meet the Superkids Page 2 Song Lyrics for CD 6 Track 1: Cass’s Song My name is Cass (Chorus) And I love to cook. So come into my kitchen I like to play baseball, And take a good look. And swim and read and run. But cooking up concoctions CHORUS: Is my favorite kind of fun. Creeping crocodiles! So much to eat, (Chorus) When Cass is in the kitchen Cooking up treats. Carrots are crunchy, Corn is sweet. My cat’s named Coconut. My casserole concoction She’s fluffy and white. Is really a treat. She helps me make goodies That taste just right! (Chorus) © 2008 by Rowland Reading Foundation. All rights reserved. Meet the Superkids Page 3 Song Lyrics for CD 6 Track 2: Oswald’s Song CHORUS: (Chorus) Oswald, Schmoswald, Oswalderee! That’s not a crazy animal, I like to make odd animals That’s just a name for me. Of any shape or size With wings or fins or nineteen legs Hi, you guys! I’m Oswald! Or polka‐dotted eyes. If you stick around with me, You’ll meet the oddest creatures Such odd ones as the kook‐aloo, You’ll ever, ever see. The ott‐ott and crid. Those weirdos aren’t in any book— I like to draw the animals Who made ’em up? I did! I read about in books. I like to learn ’bout where they live (Chorus—twice) And draw their crazy looks. Like: An eight‐legged octopus Living in the sea, A black‐spotted ocelot Climbing up a tree, A giant pair of oxen Working as a team, A slithery little otter Swimming in a stream. © 2008 by Rowland Reading Foundation. All rights reserved. Meet the Superkids Page 4 Song Lyrics for CD 6 Track 3: Golly’s Song I’m Golly Gee, by golly, (Chorus) Born in this gas station. I guard the door the whole day long. I’ve had adventures in the past I need a good vacation. And I remember those. So I know there’s more fun to find CHORUS: By following my nose. Goodness gracious, gosh oh gee, Golly, it would be good for me. (Chorus) The cars and trucks keep zoomin’ in Turn your page to see some of the To get filled up with gas. adventures I dream about. They beep and honk and blow their horns; Wouldn’t it be grand to find I dream of cool green grass. A garden green and gay? Gladiolas and grass would grow, (Chorus) Smelling good all day. Oh, wouldn’t it be great for me My nose and I have had enough If in the garden I could be? Of ordinary sniffs. It’s time for me to look around (Chorus) And find new things to whiff. I’d be so happy if I found What if one day I found a store Brand new odors all around. That sold bananas and pears, And great, big gorgeous grapefruits, (Chorus) The juiciest anywhere? Oh, wouldn’t it be great for me The world is full of gorgeous things If in the fruit store I could be? With great and lovely smells: Popcorn and pine trees, (Chorus) Cinnamon and seashells. Continued on the next page © 2008 by Rowland Reading Foundation. All rights reserved. Meet the Superkids Page 5 Song Lyrics for CD 6 Track 3: Golly’s Song (Continued) Suppose I met two giggling kids, Or best of all for gobs of smells Walking down the street, What is the greatest thing? Chewing gooey, grapey gumballs, It’s the greasy, grimy garbage truck Wouldn’t that be neat? Just smellin’ like everything! Oh, wouldn’t it be great for me Oh, wouldn’t it be great for me If chewing gumballs I could be? If sniffing garbage I could be? (Chorus) (Chorus) © 2008 by Rowland Reading Foundation. All rights reserved. Meet the Superkids Page 6 Song Lyrics for CD 6 Track 4: Alf’s Song Alfalfa is my name, Climbing mountains, sailing the seas, Alfalfa is my name. Climbing mountains, sailing the seas, Ants on my backpack, I’ve got so much exploring to do Ants on my knee, But how can I do it if the ants come, Antsy ants are always after me! too? I put my pack upon my back, (Chorus) I put my pack upon my back. Tent and ax and frying pan, How can I go any place, I’m set for adventuring in any land! How can I go any place, When on my canteen and on my pants CHORUS: And on my tent I find a million ants? Oh drat! Ants on my backpack, (Chorus) Ants on my knee, Antsy ants are always after me! An anteater friend is what I need, An anteater friend is what I need. Camping out in my backyard, He would be a helpful pet. Camping out in my backyard, He’d eat up every single ant I met! I can pretend I’m anywhere But wherever I go—those ants are (Chorus) there! Oh drat! (Chorus) © 2008 by Rowland Reading Foundation. All rights reserved. Meet the Superkids Page 7 Song Lyrics for CD 6 Track 5: Doc’s Song Hickory, dickory, my name is Doc. (Chorus) Hickory dickory doc. I dibble a little To dibble a little And dabble a little And dabble a little Making new toys and things Is what I like to do— Like a doll house or a racing car Fixing up old broken toys Or a bike with moving wings! To make ’em good as new. (Chorus) CHORUS: Hickory, dickory, my name is Doc. I dibble a little Hickory dickory doc. And dabble a little With dolls or drums or clocks. I dibble a little I like to make toys well again, And dabble a little That’s why they call me Doc. With hammer, nails, and screws. ’Cause when they’re broken, hurt, (Chorus) or cracked, Toys need a doctor, too. (Chorus) I dibble a little And dabble a little I’ll fix your toys for you. I can fix a rip or a dent With needle, thread, or glue. © 2008 by Rowland Reading Foundation. All rights reserved. Meet the Superkids Page 8 Song Lyrics for CD 6 Track 6: Sal’s Song Buenos días! Sal is my name! Razz ma tazz! A bird in the sky! I like every sport and I like every game! On skateboards or scooters you S! A! L! practically fly! What does it spell? Slip! Slap! Spill! Sal! Race down a hill! Slippity‐slap! How fast can you go? Sal! Sledding or sliding on slippery snow! Slip! Swoop! Slide! Go for a ride! (Chorus) Sal! Diggety‐dog! Be quick on your feet! CHORUS: Stickball in summer can’t be beat! S! A! L! Swing! Slam! Swat! What does it spell? Stickball is hot! Sal! Sal! Scoo bee doo ba! Swimming is cool! Buenos días, my name is Sal! Surf in the ocean or spash in a pool! Splash! Splosh! Splish! (Chorus) Swim like a fish! Sal! Sal! (Chorus) © 2008 by Rowland Reading Foundation. All rights reserved. Meet the Superkids Page 9 Song Lyrics for CD 6 Track 7: Lily’s Song I’m Lily Ping, Lily Ping. My lions are a family, Listen, listen while I sing A mother and a dad, About the lions in my family, Who live with their two children, My lively, little lions. Whose names are Lass and Lad. I have a house of lions, I like to play with them They’re not the scary kind. When friends come visit me. My family of lions is We pretend the lions talk, The nicest you could find. And we give them cake and tea. The lions in my family (Chorus) Don’t roar or fight at all Because the lions are just dolls. Wouldn’t it be fun someday They’re furry, soft, and small. If you could come to see Where the little lions live, CHORUS: And play with them and me? Lily Ping, Lily Ping. Listen, listen while I sing About the lions in my family, My lively, little lions. © 2008 by Rowland Reading Foundation. All rights reserved. Meet the Superkids Page 10 Song Lyrics for CD 6 Track 8: Lily’s Lullaby Listen, little lions, Lu, lu, lu, lu, lu, lu . To a lovely lullaby. Go slowly into the Land of Nod, Have lacy dreams Sleep tight now, don’t you cry. Of lovely things Like licorice and lavender tea. Have lacy dreams Sleep warm until tomorrow Of lovely things When you can play with me. Like licorice and lavender tea. Sleep warm until tomorrow When you can play with me. © 2008 by Rowland Reading Foundation. All rights reserved. Meet the Superkids Page 11 Song Lyrics for CD 6 Track 9: Icky’s Song See me in this TV set? (Chorus) You like TV, too, I bet! I am Icky, watch with me, Itch, itch, itch, Come and see what we can see. Oh, scratch that itch. Ear or tailbone, who cares which? To change the show’s an easy trick.
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