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Spring Music Program 2017 Second Grade Poems

Peter Ping and Patrick Pong By Dennis Lee When Peter Ping met Patrick Pong They stared like anything. For Ping (in fact) looked more like Pong, While Pong looked more like Ping. The reason was, a nurse had changed Their cribs, and got them wrong – So no one knew, their whole lives through, That Pong was Ping; Ping, Pong. Three Stings By Shel Silverstein George got stung by a bee and said, “I wouldn’t have got stung if I stayed in bed.” Fred got stung and we heard him roar, “What am I being punished for?” Lew got stung and we heard him say, “I learned somethin’ about bees today.” Flag By Shel Silverstein One star is for Alaska… One star is for Nebraska… One star is North Dakota… One star is Minnesota… There are lots of other stars, But I forget which ones they are.

When I Grow Up As performed by Stuart Stotts and Tom Pease

Verse 1:

When I grow up (echo), in a long, long time (echo),



Just you watch me, I’ll go far.

I’m going to be a superstar.

Verse 2:

When I am ten (echo), I’ll learn to cook (echo).

When I am ten (echo), I’ll read chapter books (echo).

When I am ten (echo), I’ll play guitar (echo).



Verse 3:

When I’m sixteen (echo), I’ll stay up late (echo).

When I’m sixteen (echo), I’ll go on dates (echo).

When I’m sixteen (echo), I’ll drive a car (echo).



Verse 4:

When I’m thirty-five (echo), I’ll fly a plane (echo).

When I’m thirty-five (echo), I’ll have a big brain (echo).

When I’m thirty-five (echo), I’ll own a car (echo).



Verse 5:

When I’m a hundred and one (echo), my skin’ll be bumpy (echo).

When I’m a hundred and one (echo), I might be grumpy (echo).

When I’m a hundred and one (echo), put my teeth in a jar (echo).



Verse 6:






Where Do They Make Balloons? AsperformedbyTHEYMIGHTBEGIANTS–fromNo!Verse 1: Marmalade's from Scotland Rugs from Pakistan Mexico has jumping beans And cars are from Japan Verse 2: Clowns are from the circus Barking comes from dogs Eggs come from a chicken And log cabins come from logs Chorus: But where, where do they make balloons? But where, where do they make balloons? Verse 3: New York has tall buildings New Jersey has its malls Pisa has a leaning tower Will it ever fall? Verse 4: The ocean has the fishes London has a tower In Holland they have windmills, Lots of bikes and pretty flowers Chorus: But where, where do they make balloons? But where, where do they make balloons? Bridge: Balloons (da, da, doodoodoodoo, da, da, doodoodoodoo) Balloons (da, da, doodoodoodoo, da, da, doodoodoodoo) Balloons (da, da, doodoodoodoo, da, da, doodoodoodoo) Balloons (da, da, doodoodoodoo, da, da, doodoodoodoo)

Verse 5: Spaghetti is from China But Italians make it best Ants can make an anthill And monkeys make a mess Verse 6: Hungary isn't hungry And french fries aren't from France Turkeys aren't from Turkey They can't fly but they can dance Chorus: But where, where do they make balloons? But where, where do they make balloons? But where, where do they make balloons? But where, where do they make balloons?

Seven Ate Nine Verse 1: I find out. I’m surprised. [Solo 1] I cannot believe my eyes. Six is afraid of seven. Seven ate nine. Verse 2: Number six can’t be found. [Solo 2] Somebody said it’s leaving town. Six is afraid of seven. Seven ate nine. Chorus: Seven ate nine (echo). Seven ate nine (echo). Three, four, five tell six: “It’ll be fine.” Seven ate nine (echo). Seven ate nine (echo). Six is afraid of seven. Seven ate nine. Verse 3: Seven says to number nine: [Solo 1] “What do you say we go out to dine!” Six is afraid of seven. Seven ate nine. Verse 4: Where is six? Out of sight. [Solo 2] Seven’s got a great big appetite. Six is afraid of seven. Seven ate nine. Chorus: Seven ate nine (echo). Seven ate nine (echo). Three, four, five tell six: “It’ll be fine.” Seven ate nine (echo). Seven ate nine (echo). Six is afraid of seven. Seven ate nine.

Verse 5: Four, five, six run away. Seven says: [Solo 1] “Come back! It’ll be okay.” Six is afraid of seven. Seven ate nine. Verse 6: Seven says, “I’ll be nice. [Solo 2] Let’s stick together. That’s my advice.” One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Let’s stay One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Always One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine.

Words and music by Woody Guthrie (1940) LBES Spring Music Program 2017 Version

Chorus 1: This land is your land and this land is my land [Solo] From California to the New York island From the redwood forest to the gulfstream waters This land was made for you and me Verse 1: As I went walking a ribbon of highway [Solo] I saw above me an endless skyway, and I saw below me a golden valley This land was made for you and me Verse 2: I’ve roamed and rambled, followed my footsteps [Solo] To the sparkling sands of her diamond deserts And all around me a voice was sounding This land was made for you and me (up tempo/Major key)

Chorus 2: This land is your land and this land is my land [Group] From California to the New York island From the redwood forest to the gulfstream waters This land was made for you and me Verse 3: When the sun comes shining and I was strolling [Group] In the wheat fields waving and the dust clouds rolling The voice was chanting as the fog was lifting This land was made for you and me

Chorus 3: This land is your land and this land is my land [Group] From California to the New York island From the redwood forest to the gulfstream waters This land was made for you and me (back to minor key) (wait 8 beats…) Ending: This land was made for you and ---- me [Solo]

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