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The Little Green Frog

Hymnal: CH1957 #A-29 (1957) First Line: "Gunk, gunk" went the little green frog one day Lyrics: "Gunk, gunk" went the little green frog one day, "Gunk, gunk" went the little green frog; Gunk, gunk" went the little green frog one day; And his eyes went "gunk, gunk, gunk. Languages: English Tune Title: ["Gunk, gunk" went the little green frog one day]
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Little Red Caboose

Hymnal: CH1957 #A-30 (1957) First Line: Little red caboose, chug-chug-chug Lyrics: Little red caboose, chug-chug-chug; Little red caboose, chug-chug-chug; Little red caboose behind the train; Smoke stack on its back chug-chug-chug; Climbin' up the track, chug-chug-chug; Little red caboose behind the train. Languages: English Tune Title: [Little red caboose, chug-chug-chug]
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Three Little Ducks

Hymnal: CH1957 #A-31 (1957) First Line: Three little ducks that I once knew Lyrics: 1 Three little duck that I once knew, Fat ones, skinny ones, fair ones too, But the one little duck with a feather on his back, He ruled the roost with his quack, quack, quack! 2 Down to the river, they would go, Wibble, Wabble, Wibble, Wabble to and fro. But the one little duck with a feather on his back, He ruled the roost with his quack, quack, quack! 3 Home from the river they would come Wibble, Wabble, Wibble, Wabble, Ho-hum-hum! But the one little duck with a feather on his back, He ruled the roost with his quack, quack, quack! Languages: English Tune Title: [Three little ducks that I once knew]
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Oh, Chester

Hymnal: CH1957 #A-32 (1957) First Line: Oh, Chester, have you heard about Harry? Lyrics: Oh, Chester, have you heard about Harry? He chest got back from the army, Eye her he nose how to rear a rose, Hip, hip, hooray for the army. Languages: English
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The Emperor Napoleon

Hymnal: CH1957 #A-33 (1957) First Line: The Emperor Napoleon had twenty thousand men Lyrics: The Emperor Napoleon had twenty thousand men, The Emperor Napoleon had twenty thousand men, The Emperor Napoleon had twenty thousand men, And they all went marching on. Languages: English Tune Title: [The Emperor Napoleon had twenty thousand men]
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The Grand Old Duke of York

Hymnal: CH1957 #A-34 (1957) First Line: Oh the grand old Duke of York Lyrics: Oh, the grand old Duke of York He had ten thousand men, He marched them all right up the hill And marched them down again. For when you're up you're up and when you're down you're down And when you're only halfway up you're neither up nor down. Languages: English Tune Title: [Oh the grand old Duke of York]
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Under the Chestnut Tree

Hymnal: CH1957 #A-35 (1957) First Line: Under the spreading chestnut tree Lyrics: Under the spreading chestnut tree When I held you on my knee We were happy as could be Under the spreading chestnut tree. Languages: English Tune Title: [Under the spreading chestnut tree]
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Today is Monday! Today is Monday!

Hymnal: CH1957 #A-36 (1957) Lyrics: 1 Today is Monday! Today is Monday! Monday Hassenpfefer; Everybody happy? Well I should say! 2 Today is Tuesday! Tuesday string beans. Monday Hassepfer; everybody happy? Well I should say! 3 Today is Wednesday, Sou-oop Tuesday string beans. Monday Hassepfer; everybody happy? Well I should say! 4 Today is Thursday. Roast beef, Wednesday, Sou-oop Tuesday string beans. Monday Hassepfer; everybody happy? Well I should say! 5 Today is Friday. Fish, Thursday. Roast beef, Wednesday, Sou-oop Tuesday string beans. Monday Hassepfer; everybody happy? Well I should say! 6 Today is Saturday. Pay day, Friday. Fish, Thursday. Roast beef, Wednesday, Sou-oop Tuesday string beans. Monday Hassepfer; everybody happy? Well I should say! 7 Today is Sunday. Church, Saturday. Pay day, Friday. Fish, Thursday. Roast beef, Wednesday, Sou-oop Tuesday string beans. Monday Hassepfer; everybody happy? Well I should say! Languages: English Tune Title: [Today is Monday! Today is Monday!]
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Barnyard Song

Hymnal: CH1957 #A-37 (1957) First Line: I had a cat and my cat pleased me Lyrics: 1 I had a cat and my cat please me. I fed my cat under yonder tree. Cat goes fiddle-i-fee. 2 I had a hen and my hen pleased me. I fed my hen under yonder tree. Hen does chimny chuck, chimny chuck, Cat goes fiddle-i-fee. 3 I had a duck and my duck pleased me. I fed my duck under yonder tree. Duck goes quack, quack, Hen goes chimny chuck, chimny chuck, Cat goes fiddle-i-fee. 4 I had a goose and my goose pleased me. I fed my goose under yonder tree. Goose goes swishy, swishy, Duck goes quack, quack, Hen goes chimny chuck, chimny chuck, Cat goes fiddle-i-fee. 5 I had a sheep and my sheep pleased me, I fed my sheep under yonder tree. Sheep goes ba, ba, Goose goes swishy, swishy, Duck goes quack, quack, Hen goes chimny chuck, chimny chuck, Cat goes fiddle-i-fee. 6 I had a hog and my hog pleased me. I fed my hod under yonder tree. Hog goes griffy, gruffy, Sheep goes ba, ba, Goose goes swishy, swishy, Duck goes quack, quack, Hen goes chimny chuck, chimny chuck, Cat goes fiddle-i-fee 7 I had a cow and my cow pleased me I fed my cow under yonder tree. Cow goes moo, moo, Hog goes griffy, gruffy, Sheep goes ba, ba, Goose goes swishy, swishy, Duck goes quack, quack, Hen goes chimny chuck, chimny chuck, Cat goes fiddle-i-fee 8 I had a horse and my horse pleased me. I fed my horse under yonder tree. Horse goes neigh, neigh, Cow goes moo, moo, Hog goes griffy, gruffy, Sheep goes ba, ba, Goose goes swishy, swishy, Duck goes quack, quack, Hen goes chimny chuck, chimny chuck, Cat goes fiddle-i-fee 9 I had a dog and my dog pleased me. I fed my dog under yonder tree. Dog goes bow, wow, Cow goes moo, moo, Hog goes griffy, gruffy, Sheep goes ba, ba, Goose goes swishy, swishy, Duck goes quack, quack, Hen goes chimny chuck, chimny chuck, Cat goes fiddle-i-fee Languages: English Tune Title: [I had a cat and my cat pleased me]
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Little Tom Tinker

Hymnal: CH1957 #A-38 (1957) Lyrics: Little Tom Tinker, He sat on a clinker, And then he began to cry, "Ma-Ma-ma Ma-Ma-ma." Poor little innocent guy. Languages: English Tune Title: [Little Tom Tinker]

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