Rodeo Day

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Rodeo Day

• Sing-a-long
• 2nd-5th Grade

Created By Kaylyn Sharp
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Texas, Our Texas

• Texas, our Texas! All hail the mighty state!
• Texas, our Texas! So wonderful, so great.
• Boldest and grandest, Withstanding evry test
• O Empire wide and glorious,
• You stand supremely blest.
• God bless you Texas!
• And keep you brave and strong,
• That you may grow in power and worth,
• throughout the ages long. (repeat)

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• Texas, our Texas! Your freeborn Single Star,
• Sends out its radiance to nations near and far,
• Emblem of Freedom, It sets our hearts aglow,
• With thoughts of San Jacinto
• and glorious Alamo.
• God bless you Texas!
• And keep you brave and strong,
• That you may grow in power and worth,
• throughout the ages long. (repeat)

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• Texas, our Texas! From tyrant grip now free,
• Shines forth in splendor, Your Star of Destiny!
• Mother of Heroes, we come your children true,
• Proclaiming our allegiance,
• Our Faith, Our love for you.
• God bless you Texas!
• And keep you brave and strong,
• That you may grow in power and worth,
• throughout the ages long. (repeat)

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Jingle, Jangle, Jingle

• I got spurs that jingle, jangle, jingle
• As I go ridin merrily along.
• And they sing, Oh, aint you glad youre
  single!
• And that song aint so very far from wrong.
• O Sally Jane, oh Sally Jane,
• Though Id love to stay forever
• This is why I cant remain.
• I got spurs that jingle, jangle, jingle
• As I go ridin merrily along.
• And they sing, Oh, aint you glad youre
  single!
• And that song aint so very far from wrong.
• (repeat from beginning)

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Cotton-Eye Joe

• Where did you come from?
• Where did you go?
• Where did you come from, Cotton-Eye Joe?
• (Repeat)
• Come for to see you, Come for to sing,
• Come for to show you my diamond ring.
• (Repeat)
• Where did you get it! Where did it grow?
• Who could have made it, Cotton Eye Joe?
• (Repeat)

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• Comes from the mine fields,
• Comes from the ground,
• Comes from the darkness,
• with night all around.
• (Repeat)
• Why does it sparkle? What makes it glow?
• Why is it gleaming, Cotton Eye Joe?
• (Repeat)
• Light makes it glitter, Sun from the skies,
• Wants to be Shining Like your bright eyes.
• (Repeat)

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If Youre Gonna Play in Texas

• If youre gonna play in Texas
• You gotta have a fiddle in the band.
• That lead guitar is hot, but not for a Louisiana
  man.
• So rosin up that bow for Faded Love and lets
  all dance.
• If youre gonna play in Texas,
• You gotta have a fiddle in the band.

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• I remember down in Houston,
• we were puttin on a show,
• When a cowboy in the back stood up
• and yelled, Cotton-eye Joe!
• He said We love what youre doin, boys, dont
  get us wrong.
• Theres just somethin missin in your song.

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• If youre gonna play in Texas
• You gotta have a fiddle in the band.
• That lead guitar is hot, but not for a Louisiana
  man.
• So rosin up that bow for Faded Love and lets
  all dance.
• If youre gonna play in Texas,
• You gotta have a fiddle in the band.

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• So we dusted off our boots
• and put our cowboy hats on straight.
• Them Texas raised the roof
• when Jeff opened up his case.
• You say you wanna two-step,
• you say you wanna do-si-do,
• Well heres your fiddlin song before we go.

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• If youre gonna play in Texas
• You gotta have a fiddle in the band.
• That lead guitar is hot, but not for a Louisiana
  man.
• So rosin up that bow for Faded Love and lets
  all dance.
• If youre gonna play in Texas,
• You gotta have a fiddle in the band.
• If youre gonna play in Texas, you gotta have a
  fiddle in the band.

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Great Big House

• Great Big House in New Orleans
• 40 stories high
• Every room that Ive been in filled with pumpkin
  pie
• Went down to the old mill stream
• To fetch a pail of water
• Put one arm around my wife
• The other round my daughter
• Fare thee well my darling girl
• Fare thee well my daughter
• Fare the well my darling girl
• with the golden slippers on her

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Shell Be Comin Round the Mountain

• Shell be comin round the mountain when she
  comes, (toot toot)
• Shell be comin round the mountain when she
  comes, (toot toot)
• Shell be comin round the mountain,
• Shell be comin round the mountain,
• Shell be comin round the mountain when she
  comes. (toot toot)

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• Shell be driving six white horses when she comes
  (whoa back, toot toot)
• Shell be driving six white horses when she comes
  (whoa back, toot toot)
• Shell be driving six white horses
• Shell be driving six white horses
• Shell be driving six white horses when she comes
  (whoa back, toot toot)

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• Oh, well all go out to meet her when she comes
  (hi there, whoa back, toot toot)
• Oh, well all go out to meet her when she comes
  (hi there, whoa back, toot toot)
• Oh, well all go out to meet her
• Oh, well all go out to meet her
• Oh, well all go out to meet her when she comes
  (hi there, whoa back, toot toot)

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• Oh, well all have chicken and dumplings when she
  comes (yum yum, hi there, whoa back, toot toot)
• Oh, well all have chicken and dumplings when she
  comes (yum yum, hi there, whoa back, toot toot)
• Oh, well all have chicken and dumplings
• Oh, well all have chicken and dumplings
• Oh, well all have chicken and dumplings when she
  comes (yum yum, hi there, whoa back, toot toot)

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• She will have to sleep with Grandma when she
  comes (snore snore, yum yum, hi there, whoa back,
  toot toot)
• She will have to sleep with Grandma when she
  comes (snore snore, yum yum, hi there, whoa back,
  toot toot)
• She will have to sleep with Grandma
• She will have to sleep with Grandma
• She will have to sleep with Grandma when she
  comes (snore snore, yum yum, hi there, whoa back,
  toot toot)

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Cumberland Gap

• Me and my wife and my wifes grand pap
• All goin down to Cumberland Gap.
• Cumberland Gap, Cumberland Gap
• (pat) (clap) (snap) Whoooo!
• Way down yonder in Cumberland Gap.
• (hum)

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• Cumberland Gap with its cliffs and rocks,
• Home of the panther, bear and fox.
• Cumberland Gap, Cumberland Gap
• (pat) (clap) (snap) Whoooo!
• Way down yonder in Cumberland Gap.
• (hum)

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• Me and my wife and my wifes grandpap
• All goin down to Cumberland Gap
• Cumberland Gap, Cumberland Gap
• (pat) (clap) (snap) Whoooo!
• Way down yonder in Cumberland Gap.
• (hum)

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• Cumberland Gap is a mighty fine place.
• Three kinds of water to wash your face.
• Cumberland Gap, Cumberland Gap
• (pat) (clap) (snap) Whoooo!
• Way down yonder in Cumberland Gap.
• (hum)

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• Me and my wife and my wifes grand pap
• All goin down to Cumberland gap.
• Cumberland Gap, Cumberland Gap
• (pat) (clap) (snap) Whoooo!
• Way down yonder in Cumberland Gap.
• (hum)

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My Homes in Montana

• My homes in Montana, I wear a bandanna,
• My spurs are of silver, my pony is gray.
• When riding the ranges,
• my luck never changes,
• With foot in the stirrup Ill gallop away.

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• When valleys are dusty, my pony is trusty.
• He lopes through the blizzard,
• the snow in his ears.
• The cattle may scatter,
• but what does it matter?
• My rope is a halter for pigheaded steers.

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• When far from the ranches,
• I chop the pine branches,
• To heap on my campfire as
• daylight grows pale.
• When I have partaken
• of beans and of bacon,
• I whistle a merry old song of the trail.

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Salute to Texas

• Theres a yellow rose in Texas,
• Im going there to see,
• No other fellow knows her,
• nobody else but me.
• She cried so when I left her,
• it almost broke my heart,
• And if we ever meet again
• we never more shall part.

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• Shes the sweetest little rosebud
• that Texas ever knew.
• Her eyes are bright as diamonds,
• they sparkle like the dew.
• You can talk about your dear ones
• and sing of Rosa Lee,
• But the yellow rose of Texas
• is the only one for me.

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• The stars at night are big and bright
• Deep in the heart of Texas.
• The prairie sky is wide and high,
• Deep in the heart of Texas.
• The sage in bloom is like perfume,
• Deep in the heart of Texas.
• Reminds me of the one I love,
• Deep in the heart of Texas.
• Deep in the heart of Texas!

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Salute to Texas

• Theres a yellow rose in Texas,
• Im going there to see,
• No other fellow knows her,
• nobody else but me.
• She cried so when I left her,
• it almost broke my heart,
• And if we ever meet again
• we never more shall part.

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• Shes the sweetest little rosebud
• that Texas ever knew.
• Her eyes are bright as diamonds,
• they sparkle like the dew.
• You can talk about your dear ones
• and sing of Rosa Lee,
• But the yellow rose of Texas
• is the only one for me.

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• The stars at night are big and bright
• Deep in the heart of Texas.
• The prairie sky is wide and high,
• Deep in the heart of Texas.
• The sage in bloom is like perfume,
• Deep in the heart of Texas.
• Reminds me of the one I love,
• Deep in the heart of Texas.
• Deep in the heart of Texas!

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Rodeo Day

• Sing-a-long
• K 1st Grade

Created By Kaylyn Sharp
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Texas, Our Texas

• Texas, our Texas! All hail the mighty state!
• Texas, our Texas! So wonderful, so great.
• Boldest and grandest, Withstanding evry test
• O Empire wide and glorious,
• You stand supremely blest.
• God bless you Texas!
• And keep you brave and strong,
• That you may grow in power and worth,
• throughout the ages long.
• (repeat)

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• Texas, our Texas! Your freeborn Single Star,
• Sends out its radiance to nations near and far,
• Emblem of Freedom, It sets our hearts aglow,
• With thoughts of San Jacinto
• and glorious Alamo.
• God bless you Texas!
• And keep you brave and strong,
• That you may grow in power and worth,
• throughout the ages long.
• (repeat)

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• Texas, our Texas! From tyrant grip now free,
• Shines forth in splendor, Your Star of Destiny!
• Mother of Heroes, we come your children true,
• Proclaiming our allegiance,
• Our Faith, Our love for you.
• God bless you Texas!
• And keep you brave and strong,
• That you may grow in power and worth,
• throughout the ages long.
• (repeat)

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The Farmer in the Dell

• The farmer in the dell,
• The farmer in the dell,
• Heigh-ho the derry-o
• The farmer in the dell.
• The farmer takes a wife.
• The wife takes a child.
• The child takes a nurse
• The nurse takes a dog
• The dog takes a cat
• The cat takes a rat
• The rat takes the cheese,
• The cheese stands alone

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Did You Feed My Cow?

• Question
• Did you feed my cow?
• Answer Yes, mam (repeat)
• What did you feed her?
• Corn and hay (repeat)
• Did you milk my cow?
• Yes, mam (repeat)
• How did you milk her?
• Squish, squish, squish (repeat)
• Did my cow get sick?
• Yes, mam (repeat)
• What did she look like?
• Ugh, ugh, ugh (repeat)
• Did the buzzards come?
• Yes, mam (repeat)
• How did they come?
• Flap, flap, flap (repeat)

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Hunt the Cows

• Wake up you sleepy head and go and hunt the
  cattle,
• Wake up you sleepy head and go and hunt the cows.
• Wake up you sleepy head and go and hunt the
  cattle,
• Wake up you sleepy head and go and hunt the cows.
• The sun is hot.. The cows are lost.
• I think Ill rest.till they come home.
• (Repeat 2x more)

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Shell Be Comin Round the Mountain

• Shell be comin round the mountain when she
  comes, (toot toot)
• Shell be comin round the mountain when she
  comes, (toot toot)
• Shell be comin round the mountain,
• Shell be comin round the mountain,
• Shell be comin round the mountain when she
  comes. (toot toot)

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• Shell be driving six white horses when she comes
  (whoa back, toot toot)
• Shell be driving six white horses when she comes
  (whoa back, toot toot)
• Shell be driving six white horses
• Shell be driving six white horses
• Shell be driving six white horses when she comes
  (whoa back, toot toot)

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• Oh, well all go out to meet her when she comes
  (hi there, whoa back, toot toot)
• Oh, well all go out to meet her when she comes
  (hi there, whoa back, toot toot)
• Oh, well all go out to meet her
• Oh, well all go out to meet her
• Oh, well all go out to meet her when she comes
  (hi there, whoa back, toot toot)

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• Oh, well all have chicken and dumplings when she
  comes (yum yum, hi there, whoa back, toot toot)
• Oh, well all have chicken and dumplings when she
  comes (yum yum, hi there, whoa back, toot toot)
• Oh, well all have chicken and dumplings
• Oh, well all have chicken and dumplings
• Oh, well all have chicken and dumplings when she
  comes (yum yum, hi there, whoa back, toot toot)

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• She will have to sleep with Grandma when she
  comes (snore snore, yum yum, hi there, whoa back,
  toot toot)
• She will have to sleep with Grandma when she
  comes (snore snore, yum yum, hi there, whoa back,
  toot toot)
• She will have to sleep with Grandma
• She will have to sleep with Grandma
• She will have to sleep with Grandma when she
  comes (snore snore, yum yum, hi there, whoa back,
  toot toot)

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See the Pony Galloping

• See the pony galloping,
• galloping down the country lane.
• See the pony galloping,
• galloping down the country lane.
• See the pony galloping,
• galloping down the country lane
• See the pony coming home, all tired out.
• All tired out, All tired out.

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Old MacDonald Had a Farm

• Old MacDonald had a farm.
• E-I-E-I-O.
• And on that farm he had some chicks.
• E-I-E-I-O.
• With a chick, chick here, and a chick, chick
  there.
• Here a chick, there a chick,
• everywhere a chick, chick.
• Old MacDonald had a farm.
• E-I-E-I-O.

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• Old MacDonald had a farm. E-I-E-I-O.
• And on that farm he had some ducks. E-I-E-I-O.
• With a quack, quack here, and a quack, quack
  there.
• Here a quack, there a quack, everywhere a quack,
  quack.
• Chick, chick here, and chick,chick there,
• Here a chick, there a chick, everywhere a chick,
  chick.
• Old MacDonald had a farm.
• E-I-E-I-O.
• Pigs.Oink, Oink
• Cows.Moo, Moo

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Salute to Texas

• Theres a yellow rose in Texas,
• Im going there to see,
• No other fellow knows her,
• nobody else but me.
• She cried so when I left her,
• it almost broke my heart,
• And if we ever meet again
• we never more shall part.

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• Shes the sweetest little rosebud
• that Texas ever knew.
• Her eyes are bright as diamonds,
• they sparkle like the dew.
• You can talk about your dear ones
• and sing of Rosa Lee,
• But the yellow rose of Texas
• is the only one for me.

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• The stars at night are big and bright
• Deep in the heart of Texas.
• The prairie sky is wide and high,
• Deep in the heart of Texas.
• The sage in bloom is like perfume,
• Deep in the heart of Texas.
• Reminds me of the one I love,
• Deep in the heart of Texas.
• Deep in the heart of Texas!

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Salute to Texas

• Theres a yellow rose in Texas,
• Im going there to see,
• No other fellow knows her,
• nobody else but me.
• She cried so when I left her,
• it almost broke my heart,
• And if we ever meet again
• we never more shall part.

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• Shes the sweetest little rosebud
• that Texas ever knew.
• Her eyes are bright as diamonds,
• they sparkle like the dew.
• You can talk about your dear ones
• and sing of Rosa Lee,
• But the yellow rose of Texas
• is the only one for me.

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• The stars at night are big and bright
• Deep in the heart of Texas.
• The prairie sky is wide and high,
• Deep in the heart of Texas.
• The sage in bloom is like perfume,
• Deep in the heart of Texas.
• Reminds me of the one I love,
• Deep in the heart of Texas.
• Deep in the heart of Texas!