About this song: 


This song captures the joy and warmth of autumn, celebrating the vibrant colors, the crisp air, and the magical happiness that the season brings. With vivid imagery of golden leaves and cozy moments, it reflects the light-hearted spirit of fall and the simple pleasures it inspires, encouraging kids to embrace the beauty of nature and find joy in the little things during this enchanting season.

Lyrics:

Verse 1
The sunlight sparkles through the golden leaves,
A quiet laughter dances on the breeze.
The colors glow like fires burning bright,
Filling every heart with pure delight.

Chorus
There’s joy in the autumn air, so light, so free,
In the rustling leaves and every tree.
The world feels warm, though the skies turn cool,
In the beauty of fall, there’s magic we feel.

Verse 2
Pumpkins line the streets in hues of flame,
The smell of cinnamon calls your name.
Every sunset paints the sky with gold,
A happy season, gentle and bold.

Chorus
There’s joy in the autumn air, so light, so free,
In the rustling leaves and every tree.
The world feels warm, though the skies turn cool,
In the beauty of fall, there’s magic we feel.

Bridge
The days grow short, but smiles grow wide,
In every heart, there’s a spark inside.
From colors bright to skies so clear,
Autumn brings its warmth, its cheer.

Outro
So let the autumn laughter fill the air,
With every leaf that falls, we care.
In the glow of red, orange, and gold,
Happiness in autumn’s soul unfolds.

Joy In The Autumn Air

About the song:
This song is a heartfelt reminder of our shared responsibility to protect and cherish the planet. It emphasizes unity, environmental awareness, and the beauty of nature, encouraging teenagers to stand together and build a brighter, sustainable future for all. Teaching kids about the environment helps them understand the impact of their actions and empowers them to make positive changes for a better world.

Lyrics:
Verse 1
From the rising skyline, to the ocean’s low tide,
Through the greenest valleys, to the mountains so wide,
This world is our home, where we walk side by side,
It’s a place for you and me.

Chorus
This world is our home, where the rivers flow free,
From the sunlit plains, to the deep blue sea,
Together we stand, hand in hand we’ll be,
'Cause this world is for you and me.

Verse 2
Through the fields of flowers, under endless skies,
Where the forest whispers, and the eagle flies,
We protect the earth, keeping hope alive,
For a future wild and free.

Chorus
This world is our home, where the rivers flow free,
From the sunlit plains, to the deep blue sea,
Together we stand, hand in hand we’ll be,
'Cause this world is for you and me.

Bridge
Let’s build a future, where the stars still shine,
Where the air is pure, and the trees climb high,
We’ll treasure this land, every hill, every line,
In this world of harmony.

Outro
This world is our home, from the sky to the sea,
From the peaks up high, to the forest so green,
Together we stand, in unity we’ll be,
'Cause this world is for you and me.

A Place For Us All Version 1

About the song-
This cheerful children's song invites little ones into a whimsical fairy-tale land filled with friendly characters and magical adventures. Through playful lyrics and lively imagery, it encourages imagination and the joy of friendship, making it perfect for sing-alongs and bedtime stories. With a comforting tone, it creates a delightful atmosphere for children to dream and play.

Lyrics:
Verse 1
In a forest deep, with trees so tall,
Lives a friendly bear, who’s loved by all,
With a big warm hug and a gentle smile,
Every day’s a fun, magical while.

Chorus
Let’s play and sing, in our fairy-tale land,
With fluffy friends and magic so grand,
Twinkle stars and a happy moon,
In our wonderland, we’ll dance and croon.

Verse 2
Little Red Riding Hood, with a basket of treats,
Walks through the woods on her little feet,
She meets happy friends, and they play all day,
In the sunny forest, where they laugh and play.

Chorus
Let’s play and sing, in our fairy-tale land,
With fluffy friends and magic so grand,
Twinkle stars and a happy moon,
In our wonderland, we’ll dance and croon.

Bridge
The gingerbread house, oh so sweet,
With candy and hugs, it’s a special treat,
Friendly giants and fairies too,
In this happy world, we’ll play with you.

Chorus
Let’s play and sing, in our fairy-tale land,
With fluffy friends and magic so grand,
Twinkle stars and a happy moon,
In our wonderland, we’ll dance and croon.

Outro
Close your eyes and dream of play,
In our magic land, we’ll laugh and sway,
With stories so sweet and dreams so bright,
Sleep tight tonight, till morning light.

Gentle Tales  Soothing Songs For Little Dreamers

About the song-
This enchanting children's song brings the beloved fairy tale of Rapunzel to life, celebrating themes of love, hope, and joy. With its catchy chorus and playful imagery, it invites young listeners to dream of magical adventures and the beauty of friendship. Perfect for bedtime stories, it fosters imagination and warmth in every verse.

Lyrics:

Verse 1
In a tall, tall tower, up so high,
Rapunzel's hair is reaching the sky.
She sings a sweet song, soft and clear,
With her hair so long, she's full of cheer.

Chorus
Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let your hair down,
So your prince can climb up to your town.
With a smile so bright and a heart so kind,
In your tall, tall tower, love you’ll find.

Verse 2
She waits by the window, looking so sweet,
For her prince to come with shoes on his feet.
Together they laugh and dance around,
In the tall, tall tower where joy is found.

Chorus
Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let your hair down,
So your prince can climb up to your town.
With a smile so bright and a heart so kind,
In your tall, tall tower, love you’ll find.

Bridge
Twinkling stars and moonlight gleam,
Rapunzel’s story is like a dream.
With her prince and her hair so long,
In the tall, tall tower, they sing a happy song.

Chorus
Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let your hair down,
So your prince can climb up to your town.
With a smile so bright and a heart so kind,
In your tall, tall tower, love you’ll find.

Outro
So if you’re dreaming of a fairy tale,
Think of Rapunzel and her happy sail.
In a tall, tall tower, love will always stay,
With her prince by her side, they laugh and play.

Rapunzel’s Dreamy Song

About Juliet-
Juliet is a fearless leader, conquering snowy slopes and lacrosse fields with unwavering determination and grace. With her trusty sidekick Riley by her side, she’s soaring high, embracing every challenge with a heart full of courage and a spirit that shines bright.

Lyrics:
Verse 1
Juliet’s on the slopes, skiing with style,
Captain of the team, she's got that smile,
Lacrosse stick ready, she's leading the play,
With Riley by her side, it’s a perfect day.

Chorus
Captain of the team, dreams flying high,
Skiing down the mountains, reaching for the sky,
Lacrosse on the field, with Riley at her side,
Juliet’s adventure, it’s a joyful ride.

Verse 2
Captain America’s her hero, bold and true,
Just like Juliet, always breaking through,
Pop beats and rap tunes, she loves the sound,
Learning and growing, she's always around.

Chorus
Captain of the team, dreams flying high,
Skiing down the mountains, reaching for the sky,
Lacrosse on the field, with Riley at her side,
Juliet’s adventure, it’s a joyful ride.

Bridge
With every new day, she’s ready to shine,
With courage and strength, she's doing just fine,
Learning and growing, she’s on a great path,
Juliet’s got the power, she’s making us laugh.

Chorus
Captain of the team, dreams flying high,
Skiing down the mountains, reaching for the sky,
Lacrosse on the field, with Riley at her side,
Juliet’s adventure, it’s a joyful ride.

Outro
From the slopes to the field, she’s blazing her trail,
With Riley and her hero, she’ll never fail,
Juliet’s journey, bright and so bold,
A story of adventure, perfectly told.

Juliet’s Bright Adventure New Version

TWEEDLE-DUM AND TWEEDLE-DEE

Tweedle-dum and Tweedle-dee
    Resolved to have a battle,
For Tweedle-dum said Tweedle-dee
    Had spoiled his nice new rattle.

Just then flew by a monstrous crow,
    As big as a tar barrel,
Which frightened both the heroes so,
    They quite forgot their quarrel.


Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee
Mother Goose lyrics extended by Nik Bear Brown
https://soundcloud.com/nik-bear-brown

Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee,
Stood under a sycamore tree,
Each huffing mad, fists held high,
For one said, "You broke mine!" and the other, "Not I!"

Tweedle-dum and Tweedle-dee
    Resolved to have a battle,
For Tweedle-dum said Tweedle-dee
    Had spoiled his nice new rattle.

Just then flew by a monstrous crow,
    As big as a tar barrel,
Which frightened both the heroes so,
    They quite forgot their quarrel.

They circled round, stomped and frowned,
Shouting loud in a noisy sound.
For Tweedle-Dum’s rattle, shiny and new,
Was now cracked up and split in two.

The quarrel grew with whistles and claps,
Hands on hips and indignant snaps.
They pouted and shouted, "I’m right, no you!"
With noses scrunched and cheeks turned blue.

Tweedle-dum and Tweedle-dee
    Resolved to have a battle,
For Tweedle-dum said Tweedle-dee
    Had spoiled his nice new rattle.

Just then flew by a monstrous crow,
    As big as a tar barrel,
Which frightened both the heroes so,
    They quite forgot their quarrel.
    
But then from the sky, a shadow so wide,
A monstrous crow came down to glide.
Its wings spread out, dark as night,
Giving both little heroes quite a fright.

With one loud caw, it swooped so low,
That both forgot their fight to show.
They huddled close, side by side,
Watching the crow with eyes stretched wide.

Tweedle-dum and Tweedle-dee
    Resolved to have a battle,
For Tweedle-dum said Tweedle-dee
    Had spoiled his nice new rattle.

Just then flew by a monstrous crow,
    As big as a tar barrel,
Which frightened both the heroes so,
    They quite forgot their quarrel.

When it flew off, they blinked and sighed,
The quarrel gone, their anger died.
For what was a rattle compared to that bird?
They laughed together, no longer stirred.

So Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee,
Learned there’s more than they could see.
With troubles shared and worries gone,
They skipped away as friends at dawn.

Main Characters
Tweedle-Dum, Tweedle-Dee, Monstrous Crow

Summary
In this poem, Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee argue over a broken rattle, preparing to battle each other. However, their quarrel is interrupted by the appearance of a monstrous crow, which scares them into forgetting their fight. Realizing their friendship is more important, they walk away as friends, laughing about their once-serious spat.

Nik Bear Brown – A contemporary poet and lyricist, Nik Bear Brown is known for storytelling that fuses traditional folk themes with modern insights, particularly in ballads and narrative songs.

Tweedle - Dum And Tweedle - Dee (Mother Goose)

Cross Patch

Mother Goose lyrics extended by Nik Bear Brown
https://soundcloud.com/nik-bear-brown

Cross Patch, draw the latch,
Settle down, no need to scratch.
Sit by the fire, warm and bright,
And sip your tea through cozy night.

Cross patch, draw the latch,
  Sit by the fire and spin;
Take a cup and drink it up,
  Then call your neighbors in

The kettle hums, the shadows dance,
The teacups wait for their big chance.
So take a sip, let troubles rest,
Invite the ones you like the best.

Neighbors gather, smiles grow wide,
As warmth and laughter fill inside.
Old tales are told, and jokes are spun,
Till frowns are gone, replaced with fun.

Cross patch, draw the latch,
  Sit by the fire and spin;
Take a cup and drink it up,
  Then call your neighbors in

So Cross Patch grins, as Patch does know,
A little kindness makes things glow.
The crackling fire, the clinking cups,
Bring friends together, lifting up.

With yarn and tales, they pass the night,
While outside, stars shine clear and bright.
The latch stays drawn, the door stays wide,
For everyone warm is welcome inside.

Cross patch, draw the latch,
  Sit by the fire and spin;
Take a cup and drink it up,
  Then call your neighbors in
  
So don’t be cross, come take a seat,
With friends and fire, the night’s complete.
A sip, a laugh, a song, a spin—
The perfect way to let joy in.

And when the stars fade, morning nigh,
They share a hug, they say goodbye.
Cross Patch knows this truth quite well:
With friends and warmth, all hearts swell.

Main Characters
Cross Patch, Neighbors, Tea Cups, Fire

Summary
Cross Patch, usually a grumpy figure, draws the latch and welcomes neighbors to gather by the fire for warmth and cheer. As they sip tea, share stories, and laugh, the night transforms into a joyful gathering. The poem celebrates the warmth of friendship and the power of kindness to melt even the grumpiest hearts.

Cross Patch IV

the cyclone
A sky torn open—twisting high—
Dorothy lifted, house spun, goodbye
A twister spun Dorothy high, no warning, no sign,
Landed her in Oz, where the skies didn’t align.

the council with the munchkins
Tiny feet in a land unknown
They called her queen, yet Kansas called home
Tiny voices hailed her queen,
But Dorothy’s heart was set on Kansas, unseen.

how dorothy saved the scarecrow
Straw man limp, eyes full of plea,
Dorothy’s hand gave him thoughts, set him free
A man of straw hung limp on a pole,
She gave him life, a mind, made him whole.

the road through the forest
Darkness thick (no sun, no sound)
They walked where no light could be found
Through trees where shadows play,
They walked, unsure of light or day.

the rescue of the tin woodman
Rusted still, a heartless frame,
With oil, Dorothy whispered his name
A heartless man rusted stiff in the wood,
Dorothy's oil can brought him back, as it should.

the cowardly lion
He roared so loud, but inside hid
A heart that fear itself had bid
Roars loud, but a heart that’s torn,
Bravery, he learns, can be reborn.

the journey to the great oz
Emerald light so far ahead,
They walked with dreams in every tread
Eyes set on the Emerald City bright,
Hoping for answers, they push through the night.

the deadly poppy field
Sleep, sleep, the flowers sing,
But courage woke, and so they cling
Sleepy blooms, red as fire, took their toll,
But they pushed through, hearts made whole.

the queen of the field mice
Small hands moved mountains unseen,
Mice carried hope through fields so green
Small but mighty, the mice came through,
Helping them cross when they knew not what to do.

the guardian of the gate
Green-tinted eyes saw wonder’s glow,
But truth behind was hidden low
Green spectacles to see the glow,
But is Oz the great, or just for show?

the wonderful city of oz
Streets of emerald, towers high,
Yet behind the shine, there lay a lie
Emerald streets, shining so wide,
Yet secrets beneath the glitter hide.

the search for the wicked witch
Fearsome flight through skies of dread,
But evil shrinks where love is led
They searched for evil, through fear and fright,
Facing the dark with courage in sight.

the rescue
Chains of darkness couldn't bind
Hearts so true, souls aligned
Captured by the Witch, all seemed lost,
But love and teamwork paid the cost.

the winged monkeys
Monkeys flew with wings so wide,
At Dorothy’s call, they did not hide
Three commands left in the cap so fine,
Monkeys fly swift at Dorothy’s sign.

the discovery of oz, the terrible
Behind the curtain, small and plain,
Just a man—not magic’s reign
Behind the curtain, Oz wasn’t so grand,
A man with tricks, not magic in hand.

the magic art of the great humbug
Tricks of light, tricks of sound,
Truth unmasked, the lies unwound
Illusions fell, the truth came clear,
But Dorothy’s wish still held dear.

how the balloon was launched
Up, up, Oz drifted away,
Dorothy stayed—no flight today
A balloon for Oz to drift away,
But Dorothy missed her chance that day.

away to the south
Glinda waits where red fields bloom,
Dorothy hopes to end her doom
Glinda awaits, in lands of red,
Dorothy hopes, the journey’s ahead.

attacked by the fighting trees
Trees with arms that push, that fight,
But they marched on through day and night
Trees that strike with bark and limb,
But they push through, hopes never dim.

the dainty china country
Porcelain faces, fragile lands,
They tiptoe through with careful hands

the lion becomes the king of beasts
Courage found in every roar,
He claimed his kingdom, feared no more

the country of the quadlings
Red roads wide, a gentle scene,
Quadlings kind, the air serene

glinda the good witch grants dorothy's wish
Three taps, three steps—Kansas calls,
Dorothy flies, no more falls

home again
Aunt Em's arms, a soft embrace,
Dorothy smiles, finds her place
Back to the farm, Aunt Em’s embrace,
Dorothy smiles, love finds its place.

The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz

Little Boy Blue
Lyrics adapted by Nik Bear Brown
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Little Boy Blue, come, blow your horn!
The sheep's in the meadow, the cow's in the corn.
Where's the little boy that looks after the sheep?
Under the haystack, fast asleep!

The sheep have wandered, the cow’s having fun,
Munching on corn in the bright midday sun.
The barnyard’s a mess, the field’s in dismay,
While Little Boy Blue sleeps the day away.

Little Boy Blue, come, blow your horn!
The sheep's in the meadow, the cow's in the corn.
Where's the little boy that looks after the sheep?
Under the haystack, fast asleep!

They nudge him, they poke him, they moo in his ear,
But Little Boy Blue just won’t appear.
His hat pulled down, his blanket tight,
Dreaming through the noon and night.

Little Boy Blue, come, blow your horn!
The sheep's in the meadow, the cow's in the corn.
Where's the little boy that looks after the sheep?
Under the haystack, fast asleep!

Now the rooster crows, the sun’s sinking low,
But where could that boy with the horn be, though?
With hay in his hair and dreams in his head,

Little Boy Blue, come, blow your horn!
The sheep's in the meadow, the cow's in the corn.
Where's the little boy that looks after the sheep?
Under the haystack, fast asleep!


Main Characters:
Little Boy Blue: A young boy tasked with watching over the sheep but who falls into a deep sleep.
Barnyard Animals: The sheep and the cow, representing innocence and chaos as they roam free.

Summary:
The song recounts the story of Little Boy Blue, who is responsible for watching over the barnyard animals but instead falls into a deep slumber. His animals roam freely, creating disarray in the fields. Despite efforts to wake him, Little Boy Blue remains fast asleep, lost in his dreams as the day slips by, leaving the barnyard in a state of mischief and gentle chaos.

Nik Bear Brown – A contemporary poet and lyricist, Nik Bear Brown is known for storytelling that fuses traditional folk themes with modern insights, particularly in ballads and narrative songs.

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Little Boy Blue

Krampus

Lyrics by Nik Bear Brown
https://soundcloud.com/nik-bear-brown

In the chill of December's embrace,
Creeps a figure with a shadowed face.
With horns like spires and cloven feet,
Krampus roams the snow-swept street.

Half-goat, half-demon, all fearsome might,
He seeks out the naughty in the night.
While Saint Nick brings gifts to spread cheer,
Krampus comes with a different gear.

Krampus gnashes, bells bite, rattles sting,
He brings no gifts but teaches the
naughty to fear, the cheerless king.

Krampus, Krampus, in the night,
Teaching children to do right.
If you’ve been bad, best beware,
Krampus comes to give a scare.

Chains he rattles, bells he shakes,
Listen for the sound he makes.
Through frosty windows, he might peer,
Bringing more than holiday cheer.

A bundle of birch sticks tight in hand,
He’s not the festive season's brand.
But listen, children, to his tale,
It's not just myths that make us quail.

If you’ve been bad, Krampus speaks,
Not in jingle but in frightful creaks.
Krampus, Krampus, in the night,
Teaching children to do right.

If you’ve been bad, best beware,
Krampus comes to give a scare.

If you’ve been bad, best beware,
Krampus comes to give a scare.

Main Characters

Krampus: A dark, fearsome figure who punishes naughty children during the holiday season.
Saint Nick: The benevolent figure who brings joy and gifts, contrasting with Krampus's role.

Summary
In the cold of December, Krampus, a half-goat, half-demon figure, creeps through the streets with cloven hooves and horns. Unlike Saint Nick, who brings joy and presents, Krampus instills fear in those who have misbehaved. With rattling chains and a bundle of birch sticks, he warns children to act right, turning December nights into eerie tales. His approach serves as a dark reminder that the holiday season has two sides—joy for the good and fear for the naughty.

Nik Bear Brown – A contemporary poet and lyricist, Nik Bear Brown is known for storytelling that fuses traditional folk themes with modern insights, particularly in ballads and narrative songs.

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Georgy Porgy
Lyrics by Nik Bear Brown
https://soundcloud.com/nik-bear-brown

Georgy Porgy, pudding and pie,
Kissed the girls and made them cry.
When the boys came out to play,
Georgy Porgy ran away.

Georgy Porgy, bold and sly,
Kissed the girls, then waved goodbye.
But when the girls began to frown,
Georgy’s smile turned upside down.

One day he tried to stand his ground,
But heard the boys' loud, playful sound.
With cheeks so red, he couldn’t stay,
Georgy Porgy ran away.

Georgy Porgy, pudding and pie,
Kissed the girls and made them cry.
When the boys came out to play,
Georgy Porgy ran away.

Georgy Porgy, bold and sly,
Kissed the girls, then waved goodbye.
But when the girls began to frown,
Georgy’s smile turned upside down.

Georgy Porgy ran away.
Georgy Porgy ran away.

Georgy Porgy, pudding and pie,
Kissed the girls and made them cry.
Georgy Porgy, pudding and pie,
Kissed the girls and made them cry.
When the boys came out to play,
Georgy Porgy ran away.

Main Characters

Georgy Porgy: A mischievous and sly boy who teases the girls but avoids conflict with the boys.

Summary
Georgy Porgy, a bold and cheeky character, takes pleasure in kissing the girls and making them cry. However, when the boys come out to play, he flees, unwilling to face them. Although he enjoys his mischief, he lacks the courage to stand his ground when confronted. The story humorously captures his playful yet timid personality, highlighting his tendency to avoid situations that challenge him.

Nik Bear Brown – A contemporary poet and lyricist, Nik Bear Brown is known for storytelling that fuses traditional folk themes with modern insights, particularly in ballads and narrative songs.

Cross Patch IV

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