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1. The Hello Song (traditional song)

Hello everyone, hello everyone,

Glad that you could come.

Hello everyone, hello everyone,

Hello babies, hello children,

Glad that you could come.

Hello babies, hello children,

Glad that you could come.

2. Delalorm (African instrumental music)

3. River of Love (traditional Chinese folk song)

4. Iggley Piggley (traditional rhyme)

Iggley piggley wriggley rose

Under your chin and up to your nose

Iggley piggley wriggley roo

Close your eyes and peek-a-boo

Iggley piggley wriggley ren

Down to your toes and back again

Iggley piggley wriggley ree

Tickle tickle on your knee.

5. Wind the Bobbin Up (traditional song)

Wind the bobbin up,

Pull, pull, clap, clap, clap.

Wind it back again,

Pull, pull, clap, clap, clap,

Point to the ceiling,

Point to the floor,

Point to the window,

Point to the door,

Clap your hands together, one, two, three,

Lay them gently on your knee.

6. Baa, Baa, Black Sheep (traditional song)

Baa, baa, black sheep, have you any wool?

Yes sir, yes sir, three bags full!

One for the master, one for the dame,

And one for the little boy who lives down the lane.

Thank you said the master,

Thank you said the dame

And thank you said the little boy who lived down the lane.

Baa, baa, black sheep, have you any wool?

Yes sir, yes sir, three bags full!

One for the master, one for the dame,

And one for the little girl who lives down the lane.

Thank you said the master,

Thank you said the dame

And thank you said the little girl who lived down the lane.

7. Aon, Dhá, Trì (traditional Gaelic rhyme)

Aon, dhà, trì

Tha cuilean agam fhìn

Tha e math air cluiche

Aon, dhà, trì.

8. Counting Fingers One to Ten (Shona lullaby song, Zimbabwe)

9. Sleeping Bunnies (traditional song)

See the bunnies sleeping

Shall we wake them

With a merry tune?

Are they ill?

Wake up bunnies.

Hop little bunnies hop, hop, hop.

Hop little bunnies hop, hop, hop

Hop, hop, hop.

10. Roon Aboot Moose (traditional Scots rhyme)

Roon aboot, roon aboot,

Goes a wee moose.

Up a bit, up a bit,

In his wee hoose.

11. Pop a Little Pancake (traditional song)

Pop a little pancake into the pan.

Shake a little sugar with a shake, shake, shake!

Squeeze a little lemon with a squeeze, squeeze, squeeze! Squeeze a little lemon with a squeeze, squeeze, squeeze! Squeeze a little lemon with a squeeze, squeeze, squeeze!

Toss a little pancake up in the air!

Eat it all up with a yum, yum, yum!

12. Pop a Little Pancake (instrumental)

13. Five Little Ducks (traditional song)

Five Little Ducks went swimming one day,

Over the hills and far away,

Mother duck said quack, quack, quack, quack,

But only four little ducks came back.

Four Little ducks went swimming one day...

Three Little ducks went swimming one day...

Two Little ducks went swimming one day...

One Little duck went swimming one day

Over the hills and far away.

Mother duck said quack, quack, quack, quack,

And five little ducks came swimming back.

14. Cross, Cross, Line, Line (traditional rhyme)

Cross, cross, line, line,

Spiders crawling up your spine.

15. Here s a little blackbird, (Here s a little blackbird)

Hopping all around,

(Hopping all around) She s trying to make the worms come out the ground (She s trying to make the worms come out the ground). Here blackbird, (Here

Singing a song,

(Singing a song) She s telling her babies that their dinner won t be long (She

Watches everywhere she goes,

She s carefully checking between her toes.

Finding tiny things to eat,

So she can give her baby birds a tasty treat.

(Repeat verse)

16. Incy Wincy Spider (traditional song)

Incy Wincy Spider,

Climbed up the water spout,

Down came the rain,

And washed the spider out.

Out came the sunshine and dried up all the rain,

And Incy Wincy Spider,

Climbed up the spout again.

Incy Wincy Spider,

Climbed up the icy pole,

Down came the rain,

And froze up all his toes.

Out came the sunshine and melted all the snow,

So Incy Wincy Spider

Had another go.

17. Swing me over the water (traditional song)

Swing me over the sea,

Swing me over the garden wall and,

Swing me home for tea.

One, two, three,

Whee!

18. Up a Bogie Lane (traditional Scots song)

Up a bogie lane,

To buy a penny whistle,

A bogie man came up to me and

Stole ma penny whistle.

I asked him for him back,

19. Ally Bally (traditional Scots song)

Ally, bally, ally bally bee,

Greetin for a wee bawbee

20. Rolaidh Polaidh (traditional Gaelic song)

-poly, roly-poly)

Suas, suas, suas, suas. (Up, up, up, up)

Ròlaidh, pòlaidh, ròlaidh, pòlaidh,

Sios, sios, sios, sios. (Down, down, down, down)

Ròlaidh, pòlaidh, ròlaidh, pòlaidh,

Mór, mór, mór, mór. (Big, big, big, big)

Ròlaidh, pòlaidh, ròlaidh, pòlaidh,

Beag, beag, beag, beag. (Small, small, small, small)

Ròlaidh, pòlaidh, ròlaidh, pòlaidh,

A-mach, a-mach, a-mach, a-mach. (Out)

Ròlaidh, pòlaidh, ròlaidh, pòlaidh,

A-steach, a-steach, a-steach, a-steach. (In)

Ròlaidh, pòlaidh, ròlaidh, pòlaidh,

Slaodach, slaodach, slaodach, slaodach. (Slow)

Ròlaidh, pòlaidh, ròlaidh, pòlaidh, Luath, luath, luath, luath. (Fast)

21. Rickety, Rickety, Rockety Horse (traditional song)

Rickety, rickety, rockety horse,

Over the fields we go.

Rickety, rickety, rockety horse,

Woah, woah, woah!

22. Zoom Zoom Zoom (traditional song)

Zoom, zoom, zoom,

We re going to the moon!

Zoom, zoom, zoom,

We ll be there very soon.

If you want to take a trip,

Climb on board my rocket ship.

Zoom, zoom, zoom,

We re going to the moon!

5-4-3-2-1-BLAST OFF!

23. Maria (instrumental)

24. Wee Willie Winkie (traditional scots song)

Wee Willie Winkie running through the toon,

Up the stairs doon the stairs in his nightiegoon.

Rattling at the windae, crying at the lock.

Are all the bairnies in their beds

25. Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star (instrumental)

26. Rock-a-Bye Baby (instrumental)

27. Slow Air (instrumental)

28. The Goodbye Song (traditional song)

Goodbye everyone, goodbye everyone

Glad that you could come.

Goodbye everyone, goodbye everyone

Glad that you could come.

Goodbye babies, goodbye children,

Glad that you could come.

Goodbye babies, goodbye children,

Glad that you could come.

Thanks to all the wonderful people who have been involved in the development and production of this CD: Stephen Deazley, Lucinda Geoghegan and Matthew Fitt as well as our fantastic artists: National Youth Choir of Scotland children (tracks 1, 18); African Ensemble: Gameli Kodzo Tordzro (composer),

Ninian Perry, Eddie

McGuire, Clare Robertson, Cecilia Naa Densua Tordzro (track 2); The Harmony Chinese Music Ensemble: Eddie McGuire, Ying Fan, Hool Ling Eng, Willem Mathlener (track 3); Paul, Lorna, Jamie and Audrey Gallagher (tracks 4, 14); Carol Laula (tracks 5, 10, 18, 21, 24); Keeley Brown (tracks 5,

10, 18, 24); Marco Rea (tracks 5, 18, 21, 24); Hannah Kirby (tracks 6, 9, 11, 17, 22); Eilidh MacKenzie

(track 7); Rise Kagona and Andy Cooke (tracks 8, 12, 19); Joanna Nicholson, Kirsty Sinclair and Abigail Hayward (track 13); Gaynor Barradell (tracks 15, 25); Laura Davis (track 15); David Hood (track 16); Donald MacAskill (track 20); Ayman Jarjour (tracks 23, 26); Fiona Rutherford (track 27) Every reasonable effort has been made to check copyright of the songs and rhymes on this CD. If there are any errors or omissions, Scottish Book Trust will be pleased to insert the appropriate acknowledgement in any subsequent productions of this CD.quotesdbs_dbs33.pdfusesText_39

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1. The Hello Song (traditional song)

Hello everyone, hello everyone,

Glad that you could come.

Hello everyone, hello everyone,

Hello babies, hello children,

Glad that you could come.

Hello babies, hello children,

Glad that you could come.

2. Delalorm (African instrumental music)

3. River of Love (traditional Chinese folk song)

4. Iggley Piggley (traditional rhyme)

Iggley piggley wriggley rose

Under your chin and up to your nose

Iggley piggley wriggley roo

Close your eyes and peek-a-boo

Iggley piggley wriggley ren

Down to your toes and back again

Iggley piggley wriggley ree

Tickle tickle on your knee.

5. Wind the Bobbin Up (traditional song)

Wind the bobbin up,

Wind the bobbin up,

Pull, pull, clap, clap, clap.

Wind it back again,

Wind it back again,

Pull, pull, clap, clap, clap,

Point to the ceiling,

Point to the floor,

Point to the window,

Point to the door,

Clap your hands together, one, two, three,

Lay them gently on your knee.

6. Baa, Baa, Black Sheep (traditional song)

Baa, baa, black sheep, have you any wool?

Yes sir, yes sir, three bags full!

One for the master, one for the dame,

Thank you said the master,

Thank you said the dame

Baa, baa, black sheep, have you any wool?

Yes sir, yes sir, three bags full!

One for the master, one for the dame,

Thank you said the master,

Thank you said the dame

7. Aon, Dhá, Trì (traditional Gaelic rhyme)

Aon, dhà, trì

Tha cuilean agam fhìn

Tha e math air cluiche

Aon, dhà, trì.

8. Counting Fingers One to Ten (Shona lullaby song, Zimbabwe)

9. Sleeping Bunnies (traditional song)

See the bunnies sleeping

Shall we wake them

With a merry tune?

Are they ill?

Wake up bunnies.

Hop little bunnies hop, hop, hop.

Hop little bunnies hop, hop, hop

Hop little bunnies hop, hop, hop

Hop, hop, hop.

10. Roon Aboot Moose (traditional Scots rhyme)

Roon aboot, roon aboot,

Goes a wee moose.

Up a bit, up a bit,

In his wee hoose.

11. Pop a Little Pancake (traditional song)

Pop a little pancake into the pan.

Pop a little pancake into the pan.

Pop a little pancake into the pan.

Shake a little sugar with a shake, shake, shake!

Shake a little sugar with a shake, shake, shake!

Shake a little sugar with a shake, shake, shake!

Toss a little pancake up in the air!

Toss a little pancake up in the air!

Toss a little pancake up in the air!

Eat it all up with a yum, yum, yum!

Eat it all up with a yum, yum, yum!

Eat it all up with a yum, yum, yum!

12. Pop a Little Pancake (instrumental)

13. Five Little Ducks (traditional song)