Lyrics & Music of Theme Song & Original music for Sesame Workshop's YouTube series, "The Witch Sisters" by Emily Arrow.

The Witch Sisters THEME SONG by Emily Arrow

Collaboration between Emily Arrow and author/illustrator Peter H. Reynolds. 

The Dot Song - book by Peter H. Reynolds

Collaboration with Emily Arrow and author/illustrator Peter Brown.

Curious Garden Song - book by Peter Brown

Song by Emily Arrow and April Bender. Performed by Emily Arrow. Produced by Nick Goldston.

The I Am Yoga Song is inspired by the book "I Am Yoga" by Susan Verde, illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds

I Am Yoga Song

Song written by Emily Arrow and April Bender. Produced by Nick Goldston. 

Inspired by the Caldecott award-winning book BEEKLE by Dan Santat.

Beekle Song ~ for the book  "Beekle" by Dan Santat

Song by Emily Arrow and April Bender. Performed by Emily Arrow. Produced by Nick Goldston.

Lyrics: Are We There, Yeti?

Riding on the bus-y, 
getting kinda fussy, 
but waitin so patiently-y. 

Passing by the city, 
the beaches and the hill-ys, 
every kind of scenery-y. 

Bbbbbbbbbbbrrrrrr 

Are we there, Yeti? How 'bout now? 
Not yet, not yet.
Are we there, Yeti? How 'bout now? 
Not yet, not yet. 

Getting kinda hungry 
getting kinda thirsty 
Can I use the potty ple-ase? 

Road is kinda bumpy 
Now we’re feeling grump 
Yeti, can you hear us scream- 

Bbbbbbbbbbbrrrrrr 

Are we there, Yeti? How 'bout now? 
Not yet, not yet.
Are we there, Yeti? How 'bout now? 
Not yet, not yet. 
  
Drivin super slow-y, 
stopping in the snow-y, 
open up the doors, we’re freeeeee!

Are we there, Yeti? How 'bout now? 
Oh yes, you bet.
Are we there, Yeti? How 'bout now? 
Oh yes, you bet. 

We played all day 
'til the very end. 
Wish we could have stayed,
but we’ll come back again.

Bbbbbbbbbrrrrr 

Back on the road-y, 
time to go home-y,
hearing everybody singing.

Are we home, Yeti? How 'bout now? 
Not yet, not yet. 
Are we home, Yeti? How 'bout now?
Not yet, not yet.

Song inspired by the picture book ARE WE THERE, YETI? by Ashlyn Anstee.

Are We There, Yeti?

Song by Emily Arrow. Song produced by Nick Goldston.

Lyrics: Peanut to My Butter

‘Cause you’re the peanut, 
To my butter
You’re the bumble to my bee. 
The sprinkles to my cupcake, hey, hey, 
Is what you are to me. 

What goes with salt? 
Salt and pepper. 
What goes with pens? 
We write with pens and paper. 
What goes with stars? 
Stars and the moon, 
I know it’s true, 
And so do you, 
So do you. 

‘Cause you’re the peanut, 
To my butter
You’re the bumble to my bee. 
The sprinkles to my cupcake, (hey, hey)
That’s what you are to me.
Did you know that’s what you are to me?

What goes with baseballs? 
Balls and bats.
What goes with socks? 
Socks and shoes did you guess that? 
What goes with stars? 
Stars and the moon, 
I know it’s true, 
And so do you, 
So do you.

Let’s do it again!
‘Cause you’re the peanut, 
To my butter.
You’re the bumble to my bee. 
The sprinkles to my cupcake (hey, hey)
That’s what you are to me.
Did you know that’s what you are to me?

Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo,
Doo doo doo doo doo doo,
Doo doo doo doo doo doo,
Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo,
Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo.

‘Cause you’re the peanut, 
To my butter.
You’re the bumble to my bee. 
The sprinkles to my cupcake (hey, hey)
That’s what you are to me.
Did you know that’s what you are,
The peanut, 
To my butter. 
The sprinkles to my cupcake (hey, hey)
That’s what you are to me.
Did you know that’s what you are to me. 
‘Cause you’re a peanut!

Sheet music linked here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8ec9M-yvZP1YWF5UVRybGxIeGM/view?usp=sharing&resourcekey=0-e3STMojv9y8XxJCXpPXhVQ

Peanut To My Butter

Song by Emily Arrow and Nick Goldston. Performed by Emily Arrow. Produced by Nick Goldston.

Poem In Your Pocket

Song adapted by Emily Arrow from the book LOUISE LOVES ART by Kelly Light.

Song produced by Nick Goldston.

Louise Loves Art Song - book by Kelly Light

Song by Emily Arrow. Performed by Emily Arrow. Produced by Nick Goldston.

Inspired Emily Arrow from the book "The Dot" by Peter H. Reynolds.

The Dot Song

I'm super excited to be a part of Reading For Research Month this year! 

ReFoReMo is an awesome challenge started by Carrie Charley Brown to read about 5 mentor texts a day for the whole month of March. 

Join the challenge here: http://www.carriecharleybrown.com/reforemo

Here's a fun little tune I created about it :)

Reading For Research Month Song

To thank listeners for their incredible support voting for my music to win the John Lennon Songwriting Contest, I offered the prize of a custom song! 

Mother, blogger, and kidlit enthusiast Andrea of the Mess But Love Blog and Instagram won and gave me some cool inspiration for her custom song: 
"My adventurous, messy, lovely, curious family"
"We're messy but lovely" 

I LOVE that. 

Check out Andrea's blog at www.messbutlove.com! And find her on instagram and twitter @messbutlove

This Is Happiness - Original song for @messbutlove

As performed on Emily Arrow's #SchooltimeSingalong @FacebookLive concert, you can download and sing along to this tune that goes great with Kelly Light's LOUISE AND ANDIE: THE ART OF FRIENDSHIP Book (Balzer + Bray). 

Make Something Better by Emily Arrow to sing with LOUISE AND ANDIE by Kelly Light

A fun back to school call and response song for PK-3rd grade (and up!) from Emily Arrow's @facebooklive broadcast on 8/17/16.

We're Back! - Emily Arrow

Song by Emily Arrow. Performed by Emily Arrow. Produced by Cazz Brindis.

Lyrics: Don't Hide Your Magic 

If you were a wizard, would you wear a hat
If you were a wizard, would you fly so high and so fast
If you were a wizard

And if you were a wizard, would you talk to the moon
If you were a wizard, would you cast a spell or two
If you were a wizard

And oh, oh, oh, wave your wand
Oh, oh, oh, anytime you want

And don’t hide your magic
(Oh, oh, oh)
Don’t hide your magic
(Oh, oh, oh)
Cause you’ve got a spark that could light up the dark 
And it’s so fantastic
So don’t hide your magic, oh, oh

And if you were a wizard, would you have wizard friends
Would you make a potion that could change the world with them
If you were a wizard

And oh, oh, oh, wave your wand
Oh, oh, oh, anytime you want

And don’t hide your magic
(Oh, oh, oh)
Don’t hide your magic
(Oh, oh, oh)
Cause you’ve got a spark that could light up the dark 
And it’s so fantastic
So don’t hide your magic, oh, oh

And don’t hide your magic
Don’t hide your magic
Cause you’ve got a spark that could light up the dark 
And it’s so fantastic

So don’t hide your magic, oh, oh
Don’t hide your magic
And don’t hide your magic

©Emily Arrow 2017
Inspired by the poem by Brad Montague, "Don't Hide Your Magic."

Don't Hide Your Magic

Song by Emily Arrow. Performed by Emily Arrow. Produced by Cazz Brindis. 

Song inspired by the picture book, "Nana in the City," by Lauren Castillo.

Nana in the City

Song by Emily Arrow. Performed by Emily Arrow. Produced by Nick Goldston. 

Lyrics: Be A Friend

Dennis was a mime boy
A mime boy, a mime boy
Dennis was a mime boy
But he got lonely sometimes


Dennis mimed a butterfly,
A bike, a box and stairs to climb
Dennis was a mime boy
But he got lonely sometimes

And if you wanna be a friend, jazz hands
Be a friend, jazz hands
Be a friend, jazz hands
Mime along with me

Then Dennis met a new friend
A new friend, a new friend
Dennis met a new friend
And they didn’t speak a word (shh)

They saw things the same way
They seesawed and they sailed away
Imagining the whole day 
They didn’t speak a word

And if you wanna be a friend, jazz hands
Be a friend, jazz hands
Be a friend, jazz hands
Mime along with me

It’s like a mirror (Be a friend)
Don’t have to speak to word (Be a friend)
It’s like a mirror (Be a friend)
Don’t have to speak a word (And freeze!)

And if you wanna be a friend
Just be a friend
Then be a friend
And mime along with me

And oh if you wanna be a friend, jazz hands
Be a friend, jazz hands
Be a friend, jazz hands
Mime along with me

Just mime along with me 
Oh mime along with me
Jazz hands!

©Emily Arrow 2017
Inspired by the picture book BE A FRIEND by Salina Yoon.

Be A Friend

Song by Emily Arrow. Performed by Emily Arrow. Produced by Cazz Brindis.

Inspired by the picture book "Hannah and Sugar" by Kate Burube.

Hannah and Sugar

Song by Emily Arrow. Performed by Emily Arrow. Produced by Cazz Brindis. 

Lyrics: Explorers of the Wild

Oh, I wanna go outside
Oh, I wanna go to the wild
Oh, I wanna climb the highest trees
Hey, hey, hey
I wanna see what I can see

Oh, I wanna go further
Oh, I wanna run faster
Oh, I wanna roll down hills of green
Hey, hey, hey
I wanna see what I can see

So I run, run, run
(I run, run, run)
To the wild, wild wild
(To the wild, wild, wild)
See the birds and the snails
(See the birds and the snails)
On the rocks and the trees
(On the rocks and the trees)
With a great big smile
(With a great big smile)
I explored the wild
Wild, wild, wild

Oh, I see a bird flying
Oh, I see a snail crawling
Oh, I see a bear and he sees me
ROAR! AHHH!!
Hey, hey, hey
Don’t eat me, pretty please!

Oh, I was scared of you
Oh, I didn’t know what to do 
Oh, then I looked up 
And what did I see?
Hey, hey, I’m like you
And you’re like me

So I run, run, run
(I run, run, run)
To the wild, wild wild
(To the wild, wild, wild)
See the birds and the snails
(See the birds and the snails)
On the rocks and the trees
(On the rocks and the trees)
With a great big smile
(With a great big smile)
I explored the wild
Wild, wild, wild

Run, run, run
Run, run, run
Run, run, run
Run, run, run
HEY!

So we run, run, run
(I run, run, run)
To the wild, wild wild
(To the wild, wild, wild)
See the birds and the snails
(See the birds and the snails)
On the rocks and the trees
(On the rocks and the trees)
With a great big smile
Everybody smiles a big bear smile
We explore the wild, wild, wild 
Explorers of the wild

Sheet music linked here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/142Thb6eSfRt3Mn1rieBKoQke_ElRzato/view?usp=sharing

©Emily Arrow 2017
Inspired by the picture book "Explorers of the Wild" by Cale Atkinson.

Explorers of the Wild

Emily Arrow is a children's songwriter, author, and music educator. Emily and her ukulele Bow are on a mission to inspire the next generation of artists, learners, and change-makers through music.

Winner of the John Lennon Songwriting Contest, National Parenting Products Award and Parents' Choice Gold Award, Emily performs around the country to inspire listeners through the arts.

Emily often collaborates with best-selling picture book creators, artists, and educators to create the best in children's media. Check out her YouTube, Twitter, Instagram and Facebook for weekly FacebookLive performances, and giveaways!

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