• KAI•
THE UNICORN
G Am D
A long time ago when the earth was green, There were more animals
G Am
Than you've ever seen. They'd run around free, When the earth was being born
D7 G
But the loveliest of them all was the U- ni- corn
G Am
There was green alligators, And long-necked geese
D7 G
Some humpy-backed camels And some chimpanzees
G Am
Some cats and rats and elephants, But sure as you're born
D7 G
The loveliest of all was the U- ni- corn
FIVE GRAY ELEPHANTS
C Am
1. One grey elephant balancing,
D7 G
Step by step on a piece of string;
F C
He thought it was such a wonderful stunt
G C
That he called for another – ele-phant.
C Am
2. Two grey elephants balancing,
D7 G
Step by step on a piece of string;
F C
They thought it was such a wonderful stunt
G C
That they called for another – ele-phant.
C Am
3. Three grey elephants balancing,
D7 G
Step by step on a piece of string;
F C
They thought it was such a wonderful stunt
G C
That they called for another – ele-phant.
C Am
4. Four grey elephants balancing,
D7
Step by step on a piece of string;
F C
They thought it was such a wonderful stunt
G7 C
That they called for another – ele-phant.
C
5. Five grey elephants balancing,
D7 G
Step by step on a piece of string;
F C
They thought it was such a wonderful stunt
G C
That they called for another – ele-phant ……
10 GREEN BOTTLES
C G C
10 green bottles, hanging on the wall,
C G C
10 green bottles, hanging on the wall,
Am C F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be
C G C
9 green bottles, hanging on the wall
C G C
9 green bottles, hanging on the wall,
Am C F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be
C G C G C
8 green bottles, hanging on the wall. 8 green bottles, hanging on the wall
Am C F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall, there'd be
C G C G C
7 green bottles, hanging on the wall, 7 green bottles, hanging on the wall,
Am C F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be
6 green bottles, hanging on the wall, 6 green bottles, hanging on the wall,
Am C F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be
5 green bottles, hanging on the wall. 5 green bottles, hanging on the wall,
Am C F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be
C
4 green bottles, hanging on the wall. 4 green bottles, hanging on the wall,
Am F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be
C
3 green bottles, hanging on the wall. 3 green bottles, hanging on the wall
Am C F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be
2 green bottles, hanging on the wall. 2 green bottles, hanging on the wall,
Am C F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be
C G C
1 green bottle, hanging on the wall. One green bottle, hanging on the wall,
Am C F G C G C
If that 1 green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be no green bottles, hanging there at all!
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G Am D
A long time ago when the earth was green, There were more animals
G Am
Than you've ever seen. They'd run around free, When the earth was being born
D7 G
But the loveliest of them all was the U- ni- corn
G Am
There was green alligators, And long-necked geese
D7 G
Some humpy-backed camels And some chimpanzees
G Am
Some cats and rats and elephants, But sure as you're born
D7 G
The loveliest of all was the U- ni- corn
FIVE GRAY ELEPHANTS
C Am
1. One grey elephant balancing,
D7 G
Step by step on a piece of string;
F C
He thought it was such a wonderful stunt
G C
That he called for another – ele-phant.
C Am
2. Two grey elephants balancing,
D7 G
Step by step on a piece of string;
F C
They thought it was such a wonderful stunt
G C
That they called for another – ele-phant.
C Am
3. Three grey elephants balancing,
D7 G
Step by step on a piece of string;
F C
They thought it was such a wonderful stunt
G C
That they called for another – ele-phant.
C Am
4. Four grey elephants balancing,
D7
Step by step on a piece of string;
F C
They thought it was such a wonderful stunt
G7 C
That they called for another – ele-phant.
C
5. Five grey elephants balancing,
D7 G
Step by step on a piece of string;
F C
They thought it was such a wonderful stunt
G C
That they called for another – ele-phant ……
10 GREEN BOTTLES
C G C
10 green bottles, hanging on the wall,
C G C
10 green bottles, hanging on the wall,
Am C F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be
C G C
9 green bottles, hanging on the wall
C G C
9 green bottles, hanging on the wall,
Am C F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be
C G C G C
8 green bottles, hanging on the wall. 8 green bottles, hanging on the wall
Am C F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall, there'd be
C G C G C
7 green bottles, hanging on the wall, 7 green bottles, hanging on the wall,
Am C F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be
6 green bottles, hanging on the wall, 6 green bottles, hanging on the wall,
Am C F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be
5 green bottles, hanging on the wall. 5 green bottles, hanging on the wall,
Am C F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be
C
4 green bottles, hanging on the wall. 4 green bottles, hanging on the wall,
Am F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be
C
3 green bottles, hanging on the wall. 3 green bottles, hanging on the wall
Am C F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be
2 green bottles, hanging on the wall. 2 green bottles, hanging on the wall,
Am C F G
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be
C G C
1 green bottle, hanging on the wall. One green bottle, hanging on the wall,
Am C F G C G C
If that 1 green bottle should accidentally fall - There’d be no green bottles, hanging there at all!
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LITTLE PETER RABBIT
G
Little Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his nose
C
Little Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his nose
G
Little Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his nose and he
C
flicked it and he
D
Flopped it and the
G
Fly flew away!
G
Silly, silly Peter Rabbit
C
Silly, silly Peter Rabbit
G
Silly, silly Peter Rabbit and he
C
flicked it and he
D
flopped it and the
G
Fly flew away!
G
Little Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his ear
C
Little Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his ear
G
Little Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his ear and he
C
flicked it and he
D
Flopped it and the
G
Fly flew away!
G
Silly, silly Peter Rabbit
C
Silly, silly Peter Rabbit
G
Silly, silly Peter Rabbit and he
C
flicked it and he
D
flopped it and the
G
Fly flew away!
BOA CONSTRICTOR SONG
G
I'm being swallowed by
D7
a boa constrictor, a boa constrictor,
G
a boa constrictor
G
I'm being swallowed by a
D7 G
boa constrictor and I don't like it very much!
D7 G
Oooh no, oh no…He swallowed my toe
D7 G
Oh gee, he’s up to my knee!
D G
Oh fiddle! He got my middle!
D7 G
Oh heck! He’s up to my neck!
D7
Oh dread…
He swallowed my - (Slurp -- GULP)
DOROTHY THE DINOSAUR
G
1I was looking out my window late the other night,
C
She was standing in the garden, it gave me such a fright,
D7 G
Eating all mom's roses there in the moonlight, it was Dorothy the Dinosaur.
G
I knew that if mom saw her, she'd never let her stay,
C
A dinosaur as big as that needs feeding night and day,
D7 G
I'd have to find a place where I could hide her away, Dorothy the Dinosaur!
CHORUS
G
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp!
C
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp!
D7
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp
D7 G
Dorothy the Dinosaur (Chomp!)
G
I knew she was so big that she'd soon be found,
C
My mother called the dog-catcher and he came around,
D7
When he laid his eyes on her he fell to the ground,
G
That's Dorothy the Dinosaur!"
CHORUS
G
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp!
C
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp!
D7
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp
D7 G
Dorothy the Dinosaur (Chomp!)
G
They called up the police to take her right away,
C
They called up the zoo, to find a place to stay,
D7
I said they couldn't take her, I said "No way!
G
That's Dorothy the Dinosaur!”
CHORUS
G
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp!
C
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp!
D7
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp
D7 G
Dorothy the Dinosaur (Chomp!)
G
Little Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his nose
C
Little Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his nose
G
Little Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his nose and he
C
flicked it and he
D
Flopped it and the
G
Fly flew away!
G
Silly, silly Peter Rabbit
C
Silly, silly Peter Rabbit
G
Silly, silly Peter Rabbit and he
C
flicked it and he
D
flopped it and the
G
Fly flew away!
G
Little Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his ear
C
Little Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his ear
G
Little Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his ear and he
C
flicked it and he
D
Flopped it and the
G
Fly flew away!
G
Silly, silly Peter Rabbit
C
Silly, silly Peter Rabbit
G
Silly, silly Peter Rabbit and he
C
flicked it and he
D
flopped it and the
G
Fly flew away!
BOA CONSTRICTOR SONG
G
I'm being swallowed by
D7
a boa constrictor, a boa constrictor,
G
a boa constrictor
G
I'm being swallowed by a
D7 G
boa constrictor and I don't like it very much!
D7 G
Oooh no, oh no…He swallowed my toe
D7 G
Oh gee, he’s up to my knee!
D G
Oh fiddle! He got my middle!
D7 G
Oh heck! He’s up to my neck!
D7
Oh dread…
He swallowed my - (Slurp -- GULP)
DOROTHY THE DINOSAUR
G
1I was looking out my window late the other night,
C
She was standing in the garden, it gave me such a fright,
D7 G
Eating all mom's roses there in the moonlight, it was Dorothy the Dinosaur.
G
I knew that if mom saw her, she'd never let her stay,
C
A dinosaur as big as that needs feeding night and day,
D7 G
I'd have to find a place where I could hide her away, Dorothy the Dinosaur!
CHORUS
G
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp!
C
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp!
D7
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp
D7 G
Dorothy the Dinosaur (Chomp!)
G
I knew she was so big that she'd soon be found,
C
My mother called the dog-catcher and he came around,
D7
When he laid his eyes on her he fell to the ground,
G
That's Dorothy the Dinosaur!"
CHORUS
G
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp!
C
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp!
D7
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp
D7 G
Dorothy the Dinosaur (Chomp!)
G
They called up the police to take her right away,
C
They called up the zoo, to find a place to stay,
D7
I said they couldn't take her, I said "No way!
G
That's Dorothy the Dinosaur!”
CHORUS
G
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp!
C
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp!
D7
Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp! Romp-Bomp-a-Chomp
D7 G
Dorothy the Dinosaur (Chomp!)
APPLES AND BANANAS
C
I like to eat, eat, eat,
G7
Apples and bananas.
I like to eat, eat, eat,
C
Apples and bananas.
Five Green and Speckled Frogs
G
Five green and speckled frogs
C
Sitting on a speckled log
G D
Eating the most delicious bugs – Yum yum!
G
One jumped into the pool
C
Where it was nice and cool
G D7 G
Now there are four speckled frogs – Glub glub!
Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes
G
Head, shoulders, knees, and toes
(Knees and toes.)
G D
Head, shoulders, knees, and toes
(Knees and toes and...)
G C
Eyes and ears and a mouth and nose.
D G
Head, shoulders knees and toes.
(Knees and toes!)