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Nekamo Camp Songbook a Sampling of Favorite Camp Songs NeKaMo Camp Songbook A Sampling of Favorite Camp Songs CCLI: 1490448 Table of Contents Dining Hall Graces ..................................................................................................................... 1 Amazing Grace (ranch style) ............................................................................................... 1 Be Present at our Table, Lord .............................................................................................. 1 Come and Dine.................................................................................................................... 1 For Health and Strength ....................................................................................................... 1 Good Morning, It’s God’s Morning ..................................................................................... 1 Hark to the Chimes .............................................................................................................. 1 Johnny Appleseed ............................................................................................................... 1 Love Him in the Morning .................................................................................................... 1 Morning has Come .............................................................................................................. 1 You Have Done So Much .................................................................................................... 1 Fun Songs ................................................................................................................................... 2 Alligator .............................................................................................................................. 2 A Pizza Hut ......................................................................................................................... 2 Billboard Song .................................................................................................................... 3 Birdie Song ......................................................................................................................... 3 Chicken ............................................................................................................................... 3 Crocodile Song .................................................................................................................... 3 Daisy on My Toe ................................................................................................................. 3 Do Your Ears Hang Low? ................................................................................................... 4 Fried Ham ........................................................................................................................... 4 Horsey, Horsey.................................................................................................................... 4 I Hear Thunder .................................................................................................................... 4 I’m a Little Piece of Tin ...................................................................................................... 5 One Bottle of Pop ................................................................................................................ 5 The Moose Song (echo) ....................................................................................................... 5 Lullabies ................................................................................................................................. 5 Mr. Moon ............................................................................................................................ 5 Bridge Songs............................................................................................................................... 6 Apple Red Happiness .......................................................................................................... 6 CCLI: 1490448 Bind Us Together ................................................................................................................ 6 Folk Round ......................................................................................................................... 6 Glory, Hallelujah, Jubilee .................................................................................................... 7 Happy, happy, happy ........................................................................................................... 7 I am a C............................................................................................................................... 7 I Can Run Through a Troop ................................................................................................. 7 I Thank You God ................................................................................................................ 7 It’s a Happy Day ................................................................................................................. 7 Jesus Love Me (ranch style) ................................................................................................ 8 The Fruit of the Spirit .......................................................................................................... 8 The Joy of the Lord is My Strength ..................................................................................... 8 Thou Hast Turned My Mourning into Dancing .................................................................... 8 We Will All Be There.......................................................................................................... 9 Spiritual Songs .......................................................................................................................... 10 1 John 4:7-8 ...................................................................................................................... 10 All in All ........................................................................................................................... 10 Behold What Manner of Love ........................................................................................... 10 Father, I Adore You........................................................................................................... 10 God is so Good .................................................................................................................. 10 If Any Man........................................................................................................................ 11 I Love You, Lord............................................................................................................... 11 King of Kings .................................................................................................................... 11 Love the Lord .................................................................................................................... 11 More Precious Than Silver ................................................................................................ 11 Oh, How I Love Jesus ....................................................................................................... 11 Sanctuary .......................................................................................................................... 12 Seek Ye First ..................................................................................................................... 12 When I Get to Heaven ....................................................................................................... 12 When I Remember ............................................................................................................ 12 CCLI: 1490448 Dining Hall Graces Amazing Grace (ranch style) Hark to the Chimes Amazing grace Hark to the chimes (Hark to the chimes) (Amazing grace, how sweet the sound) Come bow your head (Come bow your head) Bum, bum, bum, bum We thank Thee, Lord (We thank Thee, Lord) (That saved a wretch like me) For this good bread (For this good bread) Amazing grace Praise God for bread. (I once was lost, but now am found) Was blind but now I see. Johnny Appleseed Oh, the Lord’s been good to me Be Present at our Table, Lord And so I thank the Lord Be Present at our table, Lord. For giving me the things I need God is love; God is love. The sun and the rain and the appleseed. Be here and everywhere adored. The Lord’s been good to me. God is love; God is love. Johnny Appleseed, amen! These mercies bless and grant that we May strengthened for thy service be. Love Him in the Morning May strengthened for they service be. Love Him in the morning God is love; God is love. When you see the sun arisin’. Love Him in the evening Come and Dine ’Cause He took you through the day. “Come and dine,” the Master calleth, And in the in between time “Come and dine.” When you feel the pressure comin’, You may feast at Jesus’ table anytime. Remember that He loves you He who fed the multitudes, And He promises to stay. Turned the water into wine, Now He calleth to the hungry, “Come and dine.” Morning has Come Morning has come, the board is spread. For Health and Strength We thank Thee, Lord, for this good bread. For health and strength Praise God for bread. And daily bread We praise they name, oh Lord. You Have Done So Much You have done so much Good Morning, It’s God’s Morning For me, Oh Lord, Good morning, it’s God’s morning, No
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