Another song origins question, for another Girl Scout Camp Song. The lyrics I learned are below. The people I learned from called it "Walk with Me", but as I've been looking around for its sources, many songbooks call it "Kanga's Song"

(I couldn't find any videos of it being sung, nor could I find the chords, so maybe I'll get over my dislike of my own voice and toss a version up on YouTube soon)

Thanks!


Chorus:
Walk with me and talk with me
And say you'll be my friend
And together we'll have harmony
On a road that will never end.

Although our roads are different
Just watch as they converge
We've got a job to do together
Our song, it must be heard.

(Chorus)

Sisters for the summer
That's what the children say
Little do they know when they go away
That our friendship will never fade.

(Chorus)

And when you're down I'll build you up
And when you're up I'll laugh with you
And together we'll find the peace of mind
That only two friends can find.

(Chorus)