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Track 1 / UP AND OVER THE MOON!
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Lyrics & Music: Debbie Carroll © SOCANSwing, dance or rock your little one to sleep with this lovely song about the night sky. Children love to learn about the moon, the Big Dipper and the Milky Way!
We walk along a country roadDEBBIE CARROLL: voice, piano
After the sun goes down
The Milky Way above our heads
Up and over the moon!Chorus:
Up and over the moon, children
Up and over the moon
Count the planets, touch the stars
Up and over the moonIf we're in the city after dark
I look at the sky with you
The Great Big Dipper shining bright
Up and over the moon!Chorus
There's a window near your bed
Close the curtains soon
And dream a dream of far away
And up and over the moon!Chorus
KATHY REID-NAIMAN: vocal harmony
ERNIE TOLLAR: flutes
KEN WHITELEY: guitar, string bass
BEN GROSSMAN: shaker, triangle, zarb drum
Track 3 / CAN YOU HOP LIKE A BUNNY?
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Lyrics: Anonymous
Music: Debbie Carroll © SOCANThis song is overflowing with actions. Hop, run, walk, jump, swim, fly and sit, just like the animals!
Can you hop, hop, hop like a bunnyDEBBIE CARROLL: voice, piano
And run, run, run like a dog?
Can you walk, walk, walk like an elephant
And jump, jump, jump like a frog?
Can you swim, swim, swim like a goldfish
And fly, fly, fly like a bird?
Can you sit right here like a quiet mouse
And not say a single word? Shhhhhhh!
KEN WHITELEY: fretless banjo, harmonica, trombone, sound effects
Track 6 / EARLY IN THE MORNING / RATTLE ON THE STOVEPIPE
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Lyrics and Music: Traditional
Knock on a 'door' (cupboard, radiator, tree...), jump up in the air with Josie (Early in the Morning), and dance as you look for another 'door' to knock. (Rattle on the Stovepipe)!
Early in the morning at eight o'clockDEBBIE CARROLL: voice
You can hear a "Knock, Knock, Knock"
Jump up Josie, Open up the door
One letter, two letters, three letters four.
KIRK ELLIOTT: fiddle
BEN GROSSMAN: bones, drum
KEN WHITELEY: guitar, tenor mandolins, string bass
Lyrics: Anonymous
Music: TraditionalWith the sounds of the Celtic harp and the Indian flute, this lullaby seems perfect for sweet dreams in an ancient castle.
Far in the wood you'll find a well
With water deep and clear
Whoever drinks by moonlight bright
Will live a thousand years
Will live a thousand yearsAnd all around the little wellAnd through the seven little trees
Are seven lovely trees
They rock and sway and sing a song
And whisper in the breeze
And whisper in the breeze
The evennig wind will blow
And down fall seven little dreams
My baby all for you
My baby all for you
DEBBIE CARROLL: voice, fretted dulcimer, Celtic harp
ERNIE TOLLAR: Indian flute
KEN WHTELEY: guitar
BEN GROSSMAN: frame drum
Track 24 / I’M SITTIN’ IN A BOAT
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Lyrics & Music: Debbie Carroll © SOCANSit on the floor with your child, facing one another, holding hands - now rock back and forth with the waves. When the waves get high, you can put your hands, or maybe even your child, high up in the air!
I'm sittin' in a boatDEBBIE CARROLL: voice
And the boat is rocking, rocking, rocking
I'm sittin' in a boat
And the boat is rocking, rocking, rocking
I'm sittin' in a boat
And the waves are oh, so high
Oh, so high in the mornin'
Lord, Lord, Lord!
EVE GOLDBERG: vocal harmony
KATHY REID-NAIMAN: vocal harmony
ERNIE TOLLAR: soprano saxophone
KEN WHITELEY: piano, string bass