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Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: Cool Beans Date: 25 Mar 21 - 10:46 AM The Elephant Show was the vehicle for Canadian folk trio Sharon, Lois and Bram. There was a fourth person on the show, Eric Nagler, who sang and played guitar and banjo and built home-made instruments, but I never saw/heard all four them perform at once. My kids loved them. We saw them in concert many times; i.e., we saw concerts by Sharon, Lois and Bram and we saw concerts by Eric Nagler. They toured separately, as I recall. |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,Beachcomber Date: 25 Mar 21 - 07:46 AM Remembering watching the ELEPHANT SHOW when my kids were little. There was a fine Bluegrass Quartet who introduced the show, two ladies and two gentlemen, who sang children's folk songs mostly with guitar and banjo. Did they ever have an identity as a Main stream folk band or were they involved with other groups ? |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,henryp Date: 24 Mar 21 - 06:34 PM Billy Bean built a machine to see what it could do. He made it out of sticks and stones, and nuts and bolts and glue. The motor sang Chuffaty Bang, Rattata Rattatarator, And all of a sudden a picture appeared on the funny old cartoonerator Billy Bean built a machine to see what it would do, It did the funniest things he'd seen, So he called it his funny machine, machine, Billy Bean and his funny machine. Billy Bean first aired in July 1953. If Billy wanted the machine to make something he would draw it on the screen. The machine then drew pictures to indicate what raw materials were required. When these were placed in the mixerator, levers pulled and buttons pressed the machine got to work with suitable mechanical sound effects. Needless to say there were 'bugs' and the possibility of misunderstanding the graphical communication gave rise to considerable amusement. Some of the things the machine made were very surprising. Yoo-Hoo, the stupid cuckoo bird, laid an egg at intervals, never more than one per programme, which rolled down a series of zig-zag channels on the machine. |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,James Phillips Date: 24 Mar 21 - 02:46 PM If it's songs from kid's TV shows you're after then look no further than the early 70's BBC show "Bagpuss," the music for which was folky and beautiful and written and performed by the great John Faulkner (Dolores Keane's ex) and the great Sandra Kerr: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhSp1I0HhFFd_rz45HZEDL4gbOf4QErO9 The Bony King of Nowhere He sat upon his throne He didn't much like sitting there Because his throne was ... His throne was made of stone His throne was made of marble white It's feet were made of gold It was a royal throne alright But oh dear it was ... It was extremely cold That skinny king of nowhere Was feeling very chilly He said to go on sitting there Was really very ... And also very chilly He jumped on the tea table And said please will you find A seat thats soft and suitable To warm a king's be-... Just see what you can find They fetched him up a hammock But they couldnt keep it still They put him on a rocking horse The rocking made him ... It made him very ill They sat him on a wool sack But that rubbed up his knees They rolled him on a feather bed But that just made him... It simply made him sneeze That poor old king of nowhere Just sat there looking sad He said if you could help me I'd be very very... Particularly glad Two mice came up from somewhere Behind their royal chum They said dear king here is a thing To warm the royal ... And stop you feeling numb The thing it was a cushion bright Of silk and gold brocade So square and soft and small and light And very neatly... Of silk and gold brocade Now the happy king of nowhere Is smiling on his throne His smile is rosy, his seat is cozy Although his throne is stone, is stone The mice have made it nice, oh nice He is a happy king |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,eldergirl Date: 21 Apr 14 - 07:34 PM Cheers Eliza! These days if I think of A Four-Legged Friend I find it hard to stop, like spelling 'banana'. A one-two-three-four-five-six-seven legged.. Oh no, that's not right, is it? Too silly. Uncle Mac used to play some gems. I only wish he'd never included Sparky's Magic Piano. Yeccchhh! |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,Eliza Date: 21 Apr 14 - 05:20 AM I used to adore the song 'A Four-Legged Friend' sung by Roy Rogers. I don't think it was from any children's programme though. It was often on Uncle Mac's Children's Favourites on radio. |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,eldergirl Date: 21 Apr 14 - 03:54 AM So when I can only see the grey Of a sad and very lonely day That's when I softly sigh On white horses, snowy white horses, Let me ride awaaaaay... Being a romantically inclined teen at the time, that really chimed in with my world view. Sad, innit.... |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST Date: 16 Sep 12 - 05:25 PM Ok... Has anybody figured out the Alfred the airsickness bird rest of lyrics??? |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,Pattycakes55 Date: 07 Feb 11 - 07:49 PM In the Philadelphia area when I was a kid there was a show called the Gene London show. For part of it Gene would tell a story while drawing it on a big pad of paper. He'd introduce the segment by singing: Let's pretend that it's story time and I'll tell a tale to you, I'll tell you a tale of make believe, and all your dreams will come true. And when the story's over, and when we've reached the end, We'll live happily ever after -- where? In the land of "Let's Pretend." I ate it up! |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST Date: 03 Jan 11 - 02:53 AM from howdy doody: look on the bright side of every apple. look on the bright side of every pear. look on the bright side of every apple and soon we'll be all right there. |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,Kat Date: 16 Nov 10 - 12:06 AM "happy birthday happy happy birthday this is your day to have a lot of fun" This is part of the birthday song sung by Heck Harper on his afternoon kid show - was it Cartoon Corral? - which was out of Portland, OR in the 60's. The theme song was, "Come a-runnin', bring your pal, To the (new?big?) Cartoon Corral. Clutch Cargo, Dick Tracy and Mister Magoo, Felix and Popeye will be along, too...." That's all I got; the last couple of lines or so are pretty fuzzy. The birthday song went: "Happy birthday, happy, Happy birthday, This is your day to (or 'so') have a lot of fun. Happy birthday, happy, Happy birthday, This is your day, until the night is done. Blow out the candles on your cake and make a wish, And we'll serve everybody's favorite dish (Happy birthday, happy) Happy birthday, happy, Happy birthday, This is your day, so have a lot of fun" |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,Eliza Date: 15 Nov 10 - 12:48 PM Robin Hood, Robin Hood, riding through the glen, Robin Hood Robin Hood, with his band of men, Feared by the bad, loved by the good, Robin Hood, Robin Hood, Robin Hood. (preceded by a fanfare and a terrific THWACK! of an arrow hitting a tree trunk) |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,Tony Saletan Lets All Sing Date: 15 Nov 10 - 11:30 AM Lets'All Sing a song today a song today a song today lets all sing a song today with tony saletan were going to meet the banjo today the banjo today were going to meet the banjo today and this is tony saletan |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,Patsy Date: 11 Nov 10 - 08:15 AM White horses On my horses let me ride away, To a world that seems so far away, Let me run, to the sun. To a world my heart can understand, It's a gentle warm and wonderland, Far away, stars away, Where the clouds are made of candyfloss and the days are long, When the the stars are gone we'll race to meet the dawn, (Dont remember this line) Of a sad and very lonely day that's when I softly sigh, On my horses snowy, white horses let me ride away. Roughly that is what I remember, I would be grateful to have the right lyrics for that song. The singer also did 'Rupert the Bear'. |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,Sealtest Big Top Date: 10 Nov 10 - 01:24 PM Hurry Hurry right this way, To your Sealtest Matinee, Beneath the Sealtest Big Top, Here's a dandy Sealtest treat, Hurry Hurry to your seat, The Show's about to start It's Sealtest big time .............? |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,Rich Boyd Date: 02 Oct 10 - 08:27 AM I think it went like this: Buckwheat cakes, buckwheat cakes, along with crispy bacon... yes, it is those buckwheat cakes that set my heart to achin'.... |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,Patsy Warren Date: 23 Jul 10 - 07:06 AM Here comes the policeman the big friendly policeman, PC McGarry Number 452 (Camberwick Green). P-L-A-Y Playaway way Playaway way PLAYAWAY! I'm a very friendly lion called Parsley (The Herbs). Jamie, Jamie and his Magic torch (boy and his dog used to go down a hollow in a tree when everyone was asleep, very hip children's animation). I wish I was a spaceman the fastest guy alive and zoom around the Milky Way in Fireball XL5, We'll fly or race across the something or other and zoom our way to Mars, If I was a Fireball a Fireball, And you would be my Venus of the stars (Fireball XL5) |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,Toranella Date: 22 May 10 - 07:26 AM On page 1 I just noticed Cats' post of Dill the Dog's song from The Herbs and I feel I should point out that it was actually: I'm Dill the Dog I'm a dog called Dill Though my tail I'd love to get I've never caught it yet! Close!! :o) |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST Date: 05 Apr 10 - 07:27 PM I just need to hear the birthday song from the original Mickey Mouse Club. Do anyone remember the words to the song? |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST Date: 10 Feb 10 - 12:41 PM Help! Does anybody remember a birthday song from the late 60's or early 70's that was on an album by perhaps Sesame Street or Captain Kangaroo w/lyrics like this.."your one year older, almost grown up now" & "So, have a happy birthday, in each & every way, and may your birthday wishes all come true...Wer'e glad that it's your birthday and we would just like to say....a very happy birthday to you".. or maybe this lyric.."there's no other day exactly like a birthday"...My kid sister loved this song & we can't remember the artist or name of the song. Any help would be greatly appreciated as I spent 3 hours today on the computer & it shows up nowhere:( |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: bgoodak Date: 11 Dec 09 - 12:34 PM Another from Sesame Street - not sure why the whole thing is still in my brain It is I, Captain Vegetable, with my carrot and my celery Eating crunchy vegetables is good for me And they're good for you so eat them too For teeth so strong your whole life long Eat celery and carrots by the bunch Hooray for me Captain Vegetable, crunch, crunch, crunch My kids loved that song, although continued to despise vegetables Bruce |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: PHJim Date: 11 Dec 09 - 11:52 AM There's a man you've seen On your television screne He's the one I'd like to be. He can ride and shoot And he's plenty smart to boot That's Hopalong Cassidy. |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: clueless don Date: 11 Dec 09 - 08:44 AM Thanks for the info, Cool Beans. I think I knew that the singer of "I'm no Fool" was the same person as the voice of Jiminy Cricket. I was just wrong about it being Jimmy Dodd. Don |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,kdt42 Date: 10 Dec 09 - 04:33 PM I'm trying to find this song on record, but I think its from a Romper Room or Captain Kangaroo record I used to have as a kid. F-O-X spells Fox B-O-X spells Box F-O-X and B-O-X means there's a FOX in the BOX B-U-G spells Bug R-U-G spells Rug B-U-G and R-U-G means there's a BUG on the RUG and so forth. Anyone heard of this song??? |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: Cool Beans Date: 08 Dec 09 - 09:05 AM Hey, Clueless Don (from 2007): It was Cliff Edwards, aka Ukulele Ike, aka Jiminy Cricket, who sang "I'm no fool." |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: Seamus Kennedy Date: 07 Dec 09 - 02:33 PM Champion the Wonder Horse from Gene Autry's Flying A Productions, sung by Frankie Laine: Champion the Wonder Horse! Champion the Wonder Horse! Like a streak of lightnin' flash across the sky, Like the swiftest arrow whizzin' from a bow, Like a mighty cannonball he seems to fly, You'll hear about him everwhere you go. The time will come when everyone will know the name of Champion the Wonder Horse! Champion the Wonder Horse! |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: CapriUni Date: 07 Dec 09 - 01:37 PM I'm going back to Sesame Street, here. This is one of my favorite songs, written by the Late, Great, Joe Raposo for the first season, back in 1969: Sing Sing a song Sing out loud Sing out strong Sing of good things, not bad Sing of happy, not sad Sing Sing a song Make it simple To last your whole life long Don't worry that it's not good enough For anyone else to hear Just sing -- Sing a song. And then, there's the classic written by David Axlerod and Sam Pottle (1974) that could be Mudcat's theme song: (link to a YouTube video, from the Sesame Street Channel): La-di-da-di-dum, la-di-da-dum... What's the name of that song? It goes la-di-da-di-dum, la-di-da-di-dum... Something, something "Birds," La-di-da-dum, la-di-da-di-- I wish I remembered the words! |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST Date: 06 Dec 09 - 03:58 PM happy birthday happy happy birthday this is your day to have a lot of fun? What is the rest of this song? Wherer did it come from? |
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Subject: We are the Ovaltinies From: GUEST Date: 02 Nov 09 - 09:18 AM We are the Ovaltinies, little girls and boys |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: clueless don Date: 28 Oct 09 - 12:38 PM Expanding on what PHJim wrote on 26 Oct 09 - 12:00 PM, I'm Tom Terrific, greatest hero ever. Terrific is the name for me, 'cause I'm so clever. I can be what I want to* be, and if you'd like to see, follow, just follow me! If you see a plane up high ... a diesel train go roaring by ... a bumble bee ... or a tree ... it's me! When there is trouble, I'm there on the double. From the Atlantic to Pacific, they know Tom Terrific! *I think "want to" was actually pronounced something like "wanna". Don |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: Joe Offer Date: 27 Oct 09 - 03:16 PM The first song that came to mind when I saw this thread today was:
Goodbye until next Saturday... -Joe- |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: SINSULL Date: 26 Oct 09 - 03:54 PM The first time I heard Ben Bolt was in a Mighty Mouse cartoon. "On the sea or on the land He had the situation well in hand." |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,Barnacle Babe Date: 26 Oct 09 - 03:46 PM I have to say my love for folk music started with Tony Saletan in the early 60s. (I'm not sure if that's the way his name was spelled) who was with WGBH. He'd sing Pick a Bale of Cotton with his guitar and glasses. I loved his show when I was 4 and 5; picked up a record of his of Revolutionary Songs in the 70s. I also remember the Gentle Giant and fell in love with Early One Morning... just played on the harp while the "giant" pulled out a tiny dollhouse chair and invited tykes like me to sit down. I don't remember anything about the show... but I LOVED that song. |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: PHJim Date: 26 Oct 09 - 12:00 PM Forgive me if someone's already mentioned Tom Terrific and Mighty Manfred The Wonder Dog. I'm Tom Terrific, The greatest hero ever. Terrific is the name for me, 'Cause I'm so clever. |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: Bonnie Shaljean Date: 26 Oct 09 - 03:54 AM Or there's the version sung by the immortal Homer Simpson: Spider Pig, Spider Pig Doing whatever a spider-pig does Can he fly? No he can't 'Cause he's a pig |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST Date: 25 Oct 09 - 09:50 PM Actually, the Spiderman song abive is missing a whole verse. Here is the whole thing along with one of my faves, Super Chicken! Rob K PS OK, I'm two and a half years late but better late than never. Spiderman, Spiderman, Does whatever a spider can Spins a web, any size, Catches thieves just like flies Look Out! Here comes the Spiderman. Is he strong? Listen bud, He's got radioactive blood. Can he swing from a thread Take a look overhead Hey, there There goes the Spiderman. In the chill of night At the scene of a crime Like a streak of light He arrives just in time. Spiderman, Spiderman Friendly neighborhood Spiderman Wealth and fame He's ingnored Action is his reward. To him, life is a great big bang up Whenever there's a hang up You'll find the Spider man. Back to Top Super Chicken When you find youself in danger, When you're threatened by a stranger, When it looks like you will take a lickin', (puk, puk, puk) There is someone waiting, Who will hurry up and rescue you, Just Call for Super Chicken! (puk, ack!) Fred, if you're afraid you'll have to overlook it, Besides you knew the job was dangerous when you took it (puk, ack!) He will drink his super sauce And throw the bad guys for a loss And he will bring them in alive and kickin' (puk, puk, puk) There is one thing you should learn When there is no one else to turn to Call for Super Chicken! (puk, puk, puk) Call for Super Chicken! (puk, ack!) |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: Bonnie Shaljean Date: 25 Oct 09 - 06:25 PM I can't believe I actually remember all the words to this: Little Lulu, Little Lulu With freckles on your chin Always in & out of trouble But mostly always in Using Daddy's necktie For the tail of your kite Using Mommy's lipstick For the letters you write Though the clock says half past seven It's really after ten Looks like Lulu's been preparing[?] it again Though you're wilder than a Zulu And just as hard to tame Little Lulu I love you-lu just the same The same Little Lulu I love you-lu just the same You want old? How about this - I can remember the address you had to write to in order to send away for a Winky-Dink magic shield (made of greeny cling-plastic) so you could draw on your TV screen without your mom killing you: Winky Dink Box 5 New York 19 N.Y. |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: VirginiaTam Date: 25 Oct 09 - 11:17 AM When criminals in this world appear and break the laws that they should fear and frighten all who see or hear The cry goes up both far and near for Underdog! Underdog! Underdog! Underdog! Speed of lightning, roar of thunder fighting all who rob or plunder Underdog. Underdog! When in this world the headlines read of those whose hearts are filled with greed who rob and steal from those who need To right this wrong with blinding speed goes Underdog! Underdog! Underdog! Underdog! Speed of lightning, roar of thunder fighting all who rob or plunder Underdog. Underdog! Underdog theme |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,siouxsy Date: 24 Oct 09 - 11:05 PM NO, I think it's this: Alfred, the airsick eagle, Never likes being up high, So delicate is he, that heights make him dizzy, so he never likes to fly. don't remember the rest either, but I think he finally got over it and saved some baby squirrels or something. |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: paula t Date: 21 Oct 09 - 05:26 PM What about the incredibly funny "Dangermouse"show. My little brother was addicted to the show, and I found myself watching it every week "just to keep him company." He's the greatest He's fantastic Wherever there's danger he'll be there He's the ace He's amazing He's the strongest he's the quickest he's the best Danger Mouse Danger Mouse DANGER MOUSE He's the greatest He's fantastic Wherever there's danger he'll be there He's the ace He's amazing He's the strongest he's the quickest he's the best Danger Mouse He's terrific He's magnific He's the greatest secret agent in the world Danger Mouse Power House He's the fastest he's the greatest he's the best Danger Mouse Danger Mouse DANGER MOUSE |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: paula t Date: 21 Oct 09 - 05:13 PM "The Herbs" was a favourite.Everyone had their own song.My favourite was: I'm Bayleaf, I'm the gardener, I work from early dawn. You'll find me sweeping up the leaves And tidyin' the lawn. |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,i dont know were it from Date: 20 Oct 09 - 09:19 PM skinna merink a dink a dink skinna merink a doo i love u i love u in the morning and in the afternoon i love u in the evening and underneth the moon skinna merink a dink adink skinna merink a doo i love u_____ |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: Cool Beans Date: 05 Sep 08 - 08:49 AM A bit more of the Pinky Lee song: Ho ho, hee hee, My name is Pinky Lee I skip and run Mean lots of fun To every he and she It's plain to see That you can tell it's me By my checkered hat and checkered coat My silly walk like a billy goat... (I don't know how it ends) |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: SINSULL Date: 04 Sep 08 - 08:45 PM God I'm old! Hey, it's me My name is Pinkie Lee... Winky Dink and you Winky Dink and me We will have a lot of fun together. Winky Dink and you Winky Dink and me We'll be friends Through sun and stormy weather. And for the Disney set: SHOW NAME? Gold doubloons and pieces of eight Handed down to Applegate The chest is here BUT WAIT! Where are those gold doubloons And pieces of eight, pieces of eight, pieces of eight. SPIN and MARTY Way out west on the Triple R Yipeeyay Yipeeyo The horses are the best by far Yipeeyay Yippeeyo |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,ragthetiger Date: 04 Sep 08 - 08:11 PM Mickey Mouse Club: Special Guest Day: "Today is (Tuesday???), you know what that means - we're gonna have a special guest!..." At the end of Special Guest day, they'd present the Guest with a spangled sort of glittery Mickey Mouse hat and sing: "Here's your hat, here's your ears, you're an honorary Mouseketeeeeeeeerrrrr!!!!!" Talent Round-up day: "Saddle your ponies, here we go, down to the talent rodeo.....something something something... Join the Talent Round-Up! Round 'em up! (Round 'em up!) Bring 'em in! (Bring 'em in!) Everybody's sure to win... Something something something.... Oh, what a rodeo! .... something something...Bring along Susie, Jack, and Joe, join the Talent Round-Up!" Encyclopedia song: "Get the EN-cyclopedia, E N C Y C L O P E D I A (repeat) Just look inside this book and you will see From Africa all the way to Z..."(at which point a picture of a zebra in the encyclopedia would kick Jiminy Cricket) |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,nikki Date: 19 Jul 08 - 06:01 PM i remember skin-a-mer-ink-e-dink-e-dink skin-a-mer-ink-e-do i love you i love you in the morning and in the after noon i love you in the spring time and in the month of june i cant remember the rest and from lambchop - this is the song that doesnt end yes it goes on and onmy friends some people started singing it not knowing what it was and theyll continue singing it for ever just because this is the song that doesnt end yes it goes on and on my friends.. and had a little monkey sent him to the country fed him on ginger bread along came a chocho knocked him cew cew no my monkeys dead |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,Big D Date: 06 Jul 08 - 03:56 PM I need HELP on an old record i had in the late 70's. There was a song about this man hoe loved is big red truck and also a song about a boy painting his wagon. It was already red or he wanted it red. I cant remember. |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,JotSC from a different browser Date: 04 Jun 08 - 03:25 PM Somebody mentioned Sheriff John, a Los Angeles kid show. Beside the birthday song, his theme song was: Laugh and be happy And the world will laugh with you. When people see you're happy, Then they'll be happy too. So wear a smile, and in a while Your cares will go away. So laugh and be happy All the livelong day. Words to live by even 50 years later. John |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,Shropshire Kim Date: 04 Jun 08 - 03:14 PM And there's more .. Marina, Aqua Marina, What are these strange enchantments that start whenever you're near? Marina, Aqua Marina, Why can't you whisper the words my heart is longing to hear? Your magic to me, a beautiful mystery. I'm certain to fall I know, because you enthrall me so. Marina, Aqua Marina, Why don't you say, that you'll always stay, close to my heart. In my opinion Troy Tempest was just wasting his time with Marina - it was a relationship going nowhere! Atlanta was clearly the girl for him - 45 years later I still feel the injustice. |
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Subject: RE: Songs from Kids Shows, that you remember From: GUEST,Shropshire Kim Date: 04 Jun 08 - 03:09 PM I wish I was a spaceman,the fastest guy alive. I'd fly you round the universe in Fireball XL5. Way out in space together,conquerors of the skies. My heart would be a fireball,a fireball. Every time I gaze into your starry eyes. We’d take a path to Jupiter and maybe very soon. We’d cruise along the Milky Way and land upon the Moon. To a wonderland of stardust. We’ll zoom our way to Mars. My heart would be a fireball, a fireball. And you would be my Venus of the stars. Ay thang yew |
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