Why Rooster Crows
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SKU: A0.1014701
Composed by James A. Larson. Children,Pop,Rock. Score. 3 pages. James Larson #4624575. Published by James Larson (A0.1014701).An Indian legend about Opossum, Buzzard, and Rooster.
An unbelievable explanation of why Rooster crows. Read the lyrics and sing along. Enjoy singing and playing with your friends and family members. Sing the chorus to sleepily-headed individuals who need to wake up.
Whimsical Animal Tales is a collection of 18 songs in a variety of styles and genres. Inspired by Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book, the British-Kenyan television series Tinga Tanga Tales, and the folk lore of Paul Bunyan, these creative, wacky, and far-fetched songs reveal how animals attained their unusual characteristics, such as how Tiger got his stripes, how Turtle got his shell, and how Kangaroo got her hop. Children and adults can sing these songs as they gather around a piano, sit around a campfire, or travel together in a car.
See https://WhimsicalAnimalTales.com for more information about these wacky and fun songs. Recorded by Martingale, a band from Portland Oregon.
© 2019 James A. Larson, WhimsicalAnimalTales.com
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