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Story by Kenedy (age 12) | Partner Organization: Street Kids Direct
The Rain Won't Last
by Ley Line | 9 PlaysNotes from the Songwriter
Ley Line Austin, Texas
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Story by Jessie (age 16) | Partner Organization: Children's Hospital of Wisconsin
I Hugged Them All
by Ben Sollee | 26 PlaysNotes from the Songwriter
Ben Sollee Louisville, KY
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Story by Dorian (age 12) | Partner Organization: Sophia's Heart
Love Within a Spirit, Love Within a Soul
by Satsang | 55 PlaysNotes from the Songwriter
Satsang Red Lodge, MT
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Story by Cherry Mae (age 12) | Partner Organization: Visayans
Rain Rain
by Rabbit Wilde | 59 PlaysNotes from the Songwriter
Rabbit Wilde
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Story by Masoum, Armaan and Vivek (age 9-11) | Partner Organization: Project Why
Bear Monkey
by One Grass Two Grass | 78 PlaysNotes from the Songwriter
One Grass Two Grass San Francisco
Chorus: There's a monkey and a bear, and the bear and a monkey, and a monkey and a tiger king. (and) an elephant who's a doctor which turned out to be a very good thing. Verse1: And intelligent monkey named Guyyu, was sitting on a branch. With the tiger king below him who would eat him if he had the chance. The tiger made his leap, straight for old Guyyu. But a bear got in the way and there was nothing Guyyu could do. (Chorus) The bear was hurt, leaned his head back and let out a mournful wine. Then looked up to see an elephant, who may have been in the room the whole time. They call me Dr. Pachyderm and I can help you out of this funk. But you got to follow me back to my car cause I keep my tolls in my trunk. Roll your sleeves down Mr. bear, this isn't that kind of injection. No hop up, drop your drawers, turn around it's going in your back section. (Chorus) The bear was mighty happy that that elephant was a physician, but he said what would make him really feel good was to hear some monkey musicians. A monkey doesn't take a bass or fiddle out on an old tailspin. But give them some strings and a piece of fruit and they'll pay play the banandalin! The first song we did was monkey says,and the next was monkey do. The tiger said you guys are good, sorry I tried to eat you. The tiger asked if they could be friends, and they said they give him a chance. Then dance that tiger danced till the stripes fell off his pants.
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Story by Addy Jo (age 4) | Partner Organization: Chelsea's Closet
Addy Jo's Song
by Shook Twins | 265 PlaysNotes from the Songwriter
Shook Twins
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