1. The rooster in the barn
To himself is true
At the break of dawn
Cock-a-doodle-doo!
A rooster’s made for crowing,
That’s how he is made,
A rooster’s made for crowing,
But I was made to praise.
I will lift up my voice
With my hands I’ll serve him
With my heart I’ll rejoice
I’ll proclaim his glory
That is why I was made
A rooster’s made for crowing
[A dog is made for barking]*
[A cow is made for mooing]*
But I was made to praise.
barking at a cat
running round and round
sniffing this and that.
A dog is made for barking,
That’s how dogs are made
A rooster’s made for crowing,
A dog is made for barking,
But I was made to praise
Chewing on the grass
Waiting to be milked
Mooing, mooing loud!
A cow is made for mooing
that’s how cows are made
A rooster’s made for crowing,
A dog is made for barking,
A cow is made for mooing
But I was made to praise.
sar 2013
* each time through, add an extra animal.
Yep. I like the additions to the chorus. :)
ReplyDeleteLike! :)
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a lot of fun. The kids could make animal noises. It flows very nicely - v1 line 2 my favourite gripe :), the rhyme is broken on line 2 and 4 of v3, apart from that, very disciplined!
ReplyDeleteThe cow, of course, chews on his cud which almost works.
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