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Wee Sing Around The Campfire
Wee Sing Around The Campfire
0 wee boo/r
by
Pamela Conn Beall
and
Susan Hagen Nipp
Illustrated
by
Nancy Klein
PRICE/STERN/SLOAN
Publishers, Inc., Los Angeles
1985
DEDICATION PREFACE
To our parents,
with love and appreciation The quiet of an outdoor evening, the glow of the campfire, stars
twinkling overhead, surrounded by family or friends - a perfect
setting for sharing the joy and fellowship of music.
Pam Beall
Susan Nipp
Copyright© 1982 by Pamela Beall and Susan N ipp
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TABLE OF CONTENTS "Round 'n' Round"
Kookaburra . . . . . . 36
Preface . . . . :1 Why Shouldn't My Goose? 36
Table of Contents Frog Round 37
White Coral Bells . 37
"Sing, Sing Together" Scotland's Burning 38
Little Tom Tinker . 38
Down By The Station 39
The More We Get Together . H Are You Sleeping . . 40
Vive La Compagnie !I Row, Row, Row Your Boat 40
Hey, Lolly, Lolly I ll Three Blind Mice . . . . 41
Smile . . . . . 11 Reuben And Rachel . . . 42
Today is Monday l :l Sweetly Sings The Donkey 42
Clementine l :I Chairs To Mend 43
Sarasponda Il A Ram Sam Sam . . . 43
The Upward Trail If, Dona Nobis . . . . . 44
Down By The Old Millstream 11 \ For Health And Strength 44
Zum Gali Gali . . . . . . 17 Make New Friends 45
I've Been Working On The Railroad Come, Follow . . 45
She'll Be Comin' Round The Mountain Oh, How Lovely 46
Oh, Susanna . . . . . . . . . Sing Together 46
We Won't Go Home Until Morning . . Hey, Ho! Nobody Home 47
Music Alone Shall Live . 47
Let Us Sing Together 48
"Rock a My Soul"
''Day Is Done"
Oh, When The Saints . . . . . .
Joshua Fought The Battle of Jericho
Get On Board, Little Children . . . ' I
I le's Got The Whole World 50
Heav'n, Heav'n . . . . . . . . . l( 11m Ba Yah . . . . . . 51
Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen I I T ell Me Why . . . . . . 52
Jacob's Ladder . . . . . Michael, Row The Boat Ashore 53
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot l>own In The Valley . . 53
Rocka My Soul . Oh , Hhenandoah 54
One More River I l( 11ow Where I'm Goin' 55
Rise And Shine . 'l'h,, Hicldle Song . . . 56
Wayfaring Stranger . 57
I Love The Mountains 58
Sing Your Way Home 5D
Every Night When The Sun Goes In
Now The Day Is Over
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Sing, Sing Together
Taps . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
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THE MORE WE GET TOGETHER VIVE LA COMPAGNIE
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Vive la compagnie!
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HEY, LOLLY, LOLLY
SMILE
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(Chorus after each verse)
2. I know a guy, his name is Charlie
He cooks soup with lots of barley . . . 1 11
3. I know a man, his name is Ron . . .
He thinks he's a real Don Juan . . . -l:rou.- ble just' -co 5- M -I -:- L - E.
~- It isn't any trouble just to L-A-U-G-H,
It isn't any trouble just to L-A-U-G-H,
So laugh when you're in trouble, it will vanish like a bubble,
If you'll only take the trouble just to L-A-U-G-H.
:1. It isn't any trouble just to G-R-I-N, grin . . .
,I, Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! (continue for entire verse)
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so blue (not green but blue),
Dressed in ging- (not calico but ging-)
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That you loved (not hated but loved)
me true (not false but true).
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DOWN BY THE OLD MILLSTREAM My village queen (not king but queen),
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2. Every round goes higher, higher, · · ~-·
Every round goes higher, higher,
Every round goes higher, higher,
Soldiers of the cross.
3. Sinner, do you love my Jesus .. .
4. If you love Him, why not serve Him ...
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2. Oh, don't you see me goin' so slow, Oh, yes, Lord,
I have my troubles here below; Oh, yes, Lord,
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SWING LOW, SWEET CHARIOT ROCKA MY SOUL
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ONE MORE RIVER 2. The animals came one by one,
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3. The animals came two by two .. .
The elephant and kangaroo .. .
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The monkey, flea and chimpanzee . . .
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ri \/ -e.r to cross 1 hu.i It i-f: ou..t The hippopotamus got stuck in the door . ..
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hic.k..)":j bark, One more. ri "-er io c.ross.
The bees came swarming from the hive ...
7. The animals came six by six ...
The hyena laughed at the monkey's tricks ...
8. The animals came seven by seven . . .
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They hurried past 'cause it was late ...
10. The animals came nine by nine ...
Old Noah shouted, "Cut that line!" . ..
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3. So Noah, he built him, he built him an,arky, arky ...
Made it out of (clap) hick'ry barky, barky ...
4. The animals, they came, they came by twosy, twosys ... • :' .17,. :.
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KOOKABURRA
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DOWN BY THE STATION
SCOTLAND'S BURNING
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::--ARE YOU SLEEPING?
(Frere Jacques)
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HEY, HO! NOBODY HOME
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MUSIC ALONE SHALL LIVE ,
SING TOGETHER
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LET US SING TOGETHER
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KUMBAYAH
2·. He's got the little, bitty baby in His hands, I I u1111lu l ion: Come by here
He's got the little, bitty baby in His hands,
He's got the little, bitty baby in His hands, ~lidl111 11-1 :
He's got the whole world in His hands. I 11111 hn - roll hands
3. He's got you and me brother . . Yuh hnnds outstretched
4. He's got you and me sister .. . 111v point to self
5. He's got everybody here .. . I 111 d point upward
6. He's got the wind and the rain .
7. He 's got the sun and the moon . . · .
8. He's got the whole world . , .
Suggestion: Sing with "Rocka My Soul" (p. 31)
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INDEX
1 )h, When The Saints 24
( )1w More River 32
A Ram Sam Sam 43 l{puben And Rachel 42
Are You Sleeping 40
l< it-H' And Shine . . 34
Chairs To Mend 43 Ho<"kn My Soul . . 31
Clementine 13
How, Row, Row Your Boat 40
Come, Follow . . - 45
, ~111'11Hf>0nda 14
Dona Nobis 44
'11 l!l1111d's Burning 38
Down By The Old Millstream 16
1111'1 1 He Gamin' Round The Mountain 20
Down By The Station . . . 39
1111-1 'l'ol-{cther 46
Down In The Valley . . . . 53
l11u , rn1r Way Home 59
Every Night When The Sun Goes In 60
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For Health And Strength . . 44
11111Iv Si11gs The Donkey 42
Frog Round . . . . . . . 37
11111 I ,!JW, Sweet Chariot 30
Get On Board, Little Children 26
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Heav'n, Heav'n . . . . .
I I II 1\11• Why . . . . . . 52
He's Got The Whole World 50
· 1111 11111 1 WP Get Together . 8
Hey, Ho! Nobody Home 47
I hi ll ltldl1· Song 56
Hey, Lolly, Lolly 10
1111 I Jpw111·d 'l'rail 15
I Know Where I'm Goin' 55
II I 111111d Mi('C
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I Love The Mountains . 58
I I 1\ I I\ lo11cl11y 12
I've Been Working On The Railroad 18
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Jacob's Ladder . . . . . . . . . 29
Joshua Fought The Battle Of Jericho 25 57
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Kookaburra . . . . 36
Kum Ba Yah . . . . 51 37
l1111 ild11'1 My Uoose? 36
Let Us Sing Together 48
1111 I di I :,di . . . . . 17
Little Tom Tinker . . :38
Make New Friends 4 r,
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