迪斯尼少儿英语歌曲歌词4

his name was blue.

Bet you five dollars he’s a good dog, too.

I had an old dog and his name was blue.

I bet you five dollars he’s a good dog, too.

CHORUS

I’m saying, yah-hah, Blue, you good dog, you.

I’m a singing yah-hah, Blue, oh, yeah, you good dog, you.

Well, Old Blue comes when I blow my horn.

Old Blue comes when I blow my horn.

Blue comes running through the yellow corn.

Old blue comes when I blow my horn

Late in the year of ’93, I got pinned ‘neath a fallen tree.

Old Blue turned, ran straight to town, came right back with old Doc Brown.

I remember when Blue and I roamed the hills beneath the sky!

One day my old blue died, like a child. I knelt and cried.

Well, when I get to Heaven, First thing I’ll do,

Grab my horn and call for Blue.

When I get to Heaven, first thing I’ll do.

Grab my horn and blow for Blue.

32. Here we go looply-loo

CHORUS

Here we go looply-loo! Here we go looply-loo!

Here we go looply-loo! All on a Saturday night!

You put your right hand in, you put your right hand out.

You give your hand a shake, shake, shake.

You put your left hand in, you put your left hand out.

You give your hand a shake, shake, shake.

You put your right foot in, you put your right foot out.

You give your foot a shake, shake, shake.

You put your left foot in, you put your left foot out.

You give your foot a shake, shake, shake.

You put your little head in, you put your little head out.

You give your little head a shake, shake, shake.

You put your whole self in, you put your whole self out.

You give your whole self a shake, shake, shake.

All on a Saturday, all on a Saturday, all on a Saturday night.

33. The sidewalks of New York

East side, West side, all around the town.

The tots sing ”Ring-a-Rosy”, “London Bridge is falling down?”

Boys and girls together, me and Mamie O’Rourke, tripped the light fantastic

On the sidewalks of New York

34. Shortnin’ Bread

Put on the skiller, put on the lid, Mammy’s gonna make a little shortnin’ bread.

That ain’t all she’s going to do, mammy’s gonna make a little coffee, too.

Mammy’s little baby loves shortnin’ shortnin’

Mammy’s little baby loves shortnin’ bread.

Mammy’s little baby loves shortnin’ shortnin’

Mammy’s little baby loves shortnin’bread.

35 John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt

John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt

His name is my name too.

Wherever we go out, the people always shout.

John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt

Da Da Da Da Da Da Da!

36 Thumbelina

Once there was a maiden, so beautiful and kind.

She was the smallest maiden fair that you could ever find.

She was sweet and she was gentle, and she loved the simple way.

At night she slept in a walnut shell, she sailed on a flower all day.

CHOURS

Tiny Thumbelina, you could fit into my hand.

I hope you find a happy place, in a sunny fairyland.

Somewhere there’s tiny prince, he’s handsome good and kind.

He is just the prince that Thumbelina wants to find

He’s strong and he is gentle and he loves the simple way.

He and Thumbelina will be happy all their days.

37 he Bear Went over the mountain

The bear went over the mountain, the bear went over the mountain.

The bear went over the mountain, to see what he could see.

And all that he could see was the other side of the mountain.

The other side of the mountain, the other side of the mountain.

Was all that he could see!

The bear went over the river, the bear went over the river,

The bear went over the river, to see what he could see.

And all that he could see was the other side of the river.

The other side of the river, the other side of the river.

Was all that he could see!

For he’s a jolly good fellow! For he’s a jolly good fellow!

For he’s a jolly good fellow! Which nobody can deny!

Which nobody can deny, which nobody can deny!

For he’s a jolly good fellow! For he’s a jolly good fellow!

For he’s a jolly good fellow! Which nobody can deny!

38 Red River Valley

From this valley they say you are going,

I will miss your bright eyes and sweet smile.

For I know you are taking the sunshine.

That has lighten my pathway a while.

Come and sit by my side if you love me,

Don’t’ hasten to bid me do,

But remember the Red River Valley,

And the one that has loved you so true.

Just remember the Red River Valley

And the one who has loved you so true

39 Skip to my Lou

CHORUS

Lou, lou, skip to my lou. Lou, lou, skip to my lou.

Lou, lou, skip to my lou. Skip to my lou, my darlin’

Flies in the buttermilk, shoo fly, shoo!

Flies in the buttermilk, shoo fly, shoo!

Flies in the buttermilk, shoo fly, shoo!

Skip to my lou, my darlin’

Lost my partner, what’ll I do?

Lost my partner, what’ll I do?

Lost my partner, what’ll I do?

Skip to my lou, my darlin’

I’ll find another one-a pretty one, too.

I’ll find another one-a pretty one, too.

I’ll find another one-a pretty one, too.

Skip to my lou, my darlin’

I’ve got a fal and that ain’t all, I’ve got a gal who’s ten feet tall.

Sleeps in the kitchen with her feet in the hall.

Skip to my lou, my darlin’

I know a fellow, his name is Bill

He was born on the side of hill,

One leg’s longer than the other one still.

Skip to my lou, my darlin’

40 Swanee River

Way down upon the swanee river, far, far, away.

There’s where my heart is turning ever there’s where the old folks stay.

All up and down the whole creation, sadly I roam.

Still longing for the old plantation and for the old folks at home.

All the world is sad and dreary, everywhere I roam.

Oh, lady, how my heart grows weary, far from the old folks at home.

One little hut among the bushes, one that I love.

Still sadly to my memory rushes, no matter where I love.

When will I see the bees a-hummin’ all round the comb?

When will I hear the banjo strummin’ down in my good old home?

All the world is sad and dreary, everywhere I roam.

Oh, lady, how my heart grows weary, far from the old folks at home.