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Camp Echo Heritage Songs 1 2017 Edition Katie Tucker Trippi, Editor Camp Echo Heritage Songs 2017 Edition Katie Tucker Trippi, Editor 1 Camp Echo Heritage Songs CAMP ECHO SONG P.9 A PLEA FOR ONE WORLD P.6 CANADIAN WILDERNESS P.9 THE ASH GROVE P.6 CANNIBAL KING P.9 ALL GIRL’S CAMP P.6 CHEESE P.9 ALL NIGHT ALL DAY P.6 CHESTER P.9 ALL THINGS SHALL PERISH P.6 CHICKEN P.9 ALLIGATOR CHANT P.6 CIRCLE GAME P.10 BARGES P.6 THE COMCAST (ECHO) SONG P.10 BEACH PARTY P.7 DAISY DAISY P.10 BEANS IN MY EARS P.7 DARLIN’ YOU CAN’T LOVE ONE P.10 BEAVER SONG P.7 DAY IS DONE P.11 BIG BLUE FROG P.7 DEAD DOG ROVER P.11 THE BILLBOARD SONG P.7 DESPERADO P.11 THE BIRDIE SONG P.8 DO YOUR EARS HANG LOW P.11 BLACK GIRL P.8 DOODLY-DO P.11 BLOWIN’ IN THE WIND P.8 DONA DONA P.12 BOA CONSTRICTOR P.8 ECHO E TI TI EH P.12 BOOM BOOM AINT IT GREAT P.8 FATHER ABRAHAM P.12 2 Camp Echo Heritage Songs I KNOW A PLACE P.15 FIVE HUNDRED MILES P.12 I LIVEY UPPY P.15 FOUR STRONG WINDS P.12 I LOVE MY SHIRT P.15 THE GARDEN SONG P.13 IT’S NOT HARD P.16 GIVE ME OIL IN MY LAMP P.13 I WANNA LINGER HERE P.16 GO TELL IT ON THE MOUNTAIN P.13 IF I HAD A HAMMER P. 16 THE GRAND OLD DUKE P.13 JOHN JACOB JINGLEHEIMER P.16 HANKY PANKY P.13 JUNIOR BIRDMAN P.16 HAPPY AND YOU KNOW IT P.13 KOOKABURRA P.16 HAPPY TIMES P.14 KOOM-BA-YA P.17 HAPPY WANDERER P.14 LEAVING ON A JET PLANE P.17 HAVE FUN P.14 LIFE OF A VOYAGER P.17 HELP FROM MY FRIENDS P.14 LITTLE BAR OF SOAP P.17 HEY HO NOBODY HOME P.15 LITTLE COTTAGE IN THE WOOD P.17 HELP FROM MY FRIENDS P.15 LITTLE GREEN FROG P.18 HOG CALLING TIME P.15 LITTLE TOMMY TINKER P.18 HORSEY HORSEY P.15 LIVING IN TENTS AND CABINS P.18 HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN P.15 THE LOG SONG P.18 3 Camp Echo Heritage Songs ONE BOTTLE OF POP P.22 LORD, LORD, LORD P.18 ONE MAN’S HANDS P.22 MCGILLY AND MCGULLY P.18 PEACE, I ASK OF THEE O RIVER P.22 MICHAEL ROW THE BOAT P.18 THE PEPPIEST GIRLS P.22 MOUNTAIN DEW P.18 PIECE OF TIN P.22 MR. MOON P.19 PINK PAJAMAS P.22 MRS. O’LEARY P.19 PIPPIN P.23 M.T.A. P.19 A PRAYER P.23 MUSIC MASTER P 19 PUFF THE MAGIC DRAGON P.23 NOAH’S ARK P.19 LITTLE RABBIT FRU-FRU P.23 MY NAME IS YAN YANSEN P.20 RED AND YELLOW AND PINK P.23 THE NONSENSE SONG P.20 RED MEN P.24 NOW IS THE HOUR P.20 REMEMBER P.24 OH I WAS BORN P.21 RIGADEE-JIG AND AWAY WE GO P.24 OLD MACDONALD HAD A FORD P.20 ROCK-A MY SOUL P.24 OLEANNA P.21 ROSE P24 ONE FINGER ONE THUMB P.21 SALVATION ARMY SONG P.24 ONE TIN SOLDIER P.21 SAMMY P.25 4 Camp Echo Heritage Songs TODAY IS MONDAY P.28 SARASPONDA P.25 UNCLE DAVE P.28 SISTERHOOD P.25 THE UNICORN P.29 SIX PENCE P.25 WASHINGTON WADDLE P.29 THE SKUNK SONG P.25 WATERMELLON SONG P.29 SNAP CRACKLE POP P.25 WEENIE MAN P.30 SUPER LIZZARD P.26 WELCOME TO OUR HOUSE P.29 YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE P.26 WHERE HAVE ALL THE FLOWERS GONE P.30 SUZANNE P.26 WISHY WASHY WASHER WOMAN P.30 SWIMMING P.26 WITCHCRAFT P.30 SWING LOW SWEET CHARIOT P.26 WHITE CORAL BELLS P.30 TEACH YOUR CHILDREN P.26 WHITE WINGS P.30 TELL ME WHY P.27 THE Y’S AN OPEN DOOR P.30 TENNESSEE WIGGLE WALK P.27 YOU’LL NEVER WALK ALONE P.31 THE TIMES THEY ARE A CHANGING P.27 GRACES P.31 & 32 THE TITANIC P.28 THREE SHORT NECKED BUZZARDS P.27 TODAY P.28 5 Camp Echo Heritage Songs Angels watching over me. A PLEA FOR ONE WORLD Chorus: A plea for one world All night All day, Is heard in many different lands Angels watching over me my lord. This is a plea of a world that is hungry for peace All night All day Let all men come together Angels watching over me. Let all men sing together Happily in any weather If I should die before I wake Giving their lives for peace. Angels watching over me my lord, Pray the lord my soul to take. ALL GIRL’S CAMP Angels watching over me. I go to an all girl’s camp so pity me, Chorus: There isn’t a decent guy in the vicinity. If I live another day, Every night and day they lock the gate Angels watching over me my lord, I don’t know why the heck I ever left my state. I pray the lord to guide my way. I am going to take the first bus homeward bound Angels watching over me. I am going to turn that whole town upside down, Chorus: upside down Neck and pet and what the heck, what the heck it’s all ALL THINGS SHALL PERISH (Round) girl’s camp. All things shall perish from under the sky Music alone shall live THE ASH GROVE Music alone shall live Down yonder green valley where streamlets meander, Music alone shall live Where twilight is fading, I pensively roam. Never to die Or at the dark moontide in solitude wander, Amid the dark shades of the lonely ash grove. ALIGATOR CHANT Tis there where the blackbird is cheerfully singing, Did you ever go a-fissin’ on a summer day Each warbler enchants with his notes from a tree. Leanin’ on a fence and the fence gave way. Ah, then little think I of sorrow or sadness, An alligator caught you by the seat of your pants, The ash grove enchanting spells beauty for me. And all the little fishies do the Hoochie Kootchie Dance You never did, and you never will. ALL NIGHT ALL DAY Now I lay me down to sleep, BARGES Angels watching over me my lord, Chorus: Pray the lord my soul to keep, Barges, I would like to go with you, 6 Camp Echo Heritage Songs I would like to sail the ocean blue. Ouchy ouchy ouchy ouch (pinch arm) Barges, are there treasures in your hold? Do you fight with pirates brave and bold? BEANS IN MY EARS Out of my window looking at the night My mommy said not to put beans in my ears I can see the barges flickering light. Beans in my ears, beans in my ears Silently from the river to the sea My mommy said not to put beans in my ears As the barges do go silently. Beans … in … my … ears Chorus Now why would I want to put beans in my ears? Out of my window looking at the night I can see the You can’t hear the teacher with beans in your ears. barges flickering light. Starboard shines green and port Hey, what’s that you say? Let’s put beans in our ears! is glowing red I can see the barges from my bed. You’ll have to speak up, I’ve got beans in my ears. Chorus Hey Mommy we’ve gone and put beans in our ears. That’s nice kids just don’t put those beans in your ears. Out of my window looking at the night I think that all grownups have beans in their ears. I can see the barges flickering light. Anchors start to pull and engines start to roar As the barges pull away from shore. Chorus BEAVER SONG Out of my window looking at the night I’m a beaver, you’re a beaver we are beavers all. And I can see the barges flickering light. when we get together we give the beaver call. Taking their cargo out into the sea Oh when we get together we give the beaver shout and Oh how I wish that someday they’d take me. all the little beavers will come and help us out. Oh Chorus (beaver teeth over bottom lip sound) BEACH PARTY BIG BLUE FROG It’s a beach party from a sixties movie (dance 60s I’m in love with a big blue frog style) And a big blue frog loves me I said a beach party from a sixties movie It’s not as bad as it appears See the surfers, on their surf boards (pretend to surf) He’s got glasses and he’s six foot three Da-na-na-na-nanana Well, I’m not worried about our kids Da-na-na-na-nanana I know they'll turn out neat See the swimmers in the ocean They'll be good looking 'cause they'll have my face Swim-a swim-a swim-a swimmmm (do the crawl) And great swimmers 'cause they'll have his feet See the lifeguards, on their guard towers Boom, boom, boom Flexy flexy flexy flex (flex muscles) I know we can make things work See the tanners, on their beach towels 7 Camp Echo Heritage Songs 'Cause he's got good family sense The bright sun comes up, The dew falls away, His mother was a frog from Philadelphia “Good morning, good morning!" the little birds say.
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