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Baloo's Bugle

 

June Cub Scout Roundtable Issue

Volume 9, Issue 11
July Theme

A Hiking We Will Go
Webelos Aquanaut and Geologist
  Tiger Cub Activites

 

SONGS

 

Song of My Shoes

(Tune: Battle Hymn of Republic)

Commissioner Dave’s collection of Classic Scout Songs

My shoes have seen the glory of the growing of a Scout

My shoes have been in water stepping in and stepping out

My shoes have hiked the forest to the top of the mount

My shoes are wearing out!

Chorus:

Groovy, Radical and Awesome

Groovy, Radical and Awesome

Groovy, Radical and Awesome

My shoes are wearing out!

My shoes have seen the bottom of the dirty fishy creek

My shoes have been all covered with the gooey muddy cake

My shoes have seen the same old socks for seven days this week

My shoes do really stink!

Chorus:

Groovy, Radical and Awesome (3X)

My shoes do really stink!

My shoes are torn to tatters climbing fences packed with rust

My shoes are stained and spattered with some yucky insect guts

My shoes are oozing slime that fills my mother with disgust

My shoes have bit the dust!

Chorus:

Groovy, Radical and Awesome (3X)

My shoes have bit the dust!

 

The Cub Scouts Go Hiking Along

Tune: Caisson Song

Heart of America Council

Over hill, over dale

We will hit the greenwood trail

As the Cub Scouts go hiking along.

In and out, all around

You will never see us frown,

As the Cub Scouts go hiking along.

And it's hi, hi, hee,

The Cub Scouts are for me.

Shout our name and shout it strong.

DEN ___ or PACK ____

Where ere we go, we will always know

That the Cub Scouts go hiking along.


 

 

The Long, Long, Nail

Tune: Long, Long Trail

Heart of America Council

There's a long, long nail a grinding

Up through the sole of my shoe

For it's ground its way into my foot

For a whole mile or two

There's a long, long hill before me

And what I'm dreaming about

Is the time when I can sit down

And pull that long, long nail out.

 

The Scout Who Never Returned

(tune: Charlie on the MTA)

Heart of America Council

Let me tell you a story of a Scout named _____

On that tragic and fateful day;

Put his Scout knife in his pocket;

Kissed his dog and family;

Well, did he ever return?

No, he never returned.

And his fate is still unlearned;

He may roam forever in the woods and mountains,

He's the Scout who never returned.

Now you citizens of (name town)

Don't you think it's a scandal?

How ol' (Scout's name) got lost that day?

Take the right equipment: TAKE ALONG A BUDDY,

When you hike in the hills that way.

Or else you'll never return, no you'll never return.

And your fate will be unlearned;

You may roam forever in the woods and mountains,

Like the Scout who never returned.

(Note from Commissioner Dave – I know I had this song in last month’s Baloo, but it fits too good with this theme to be left out!!)

 

Take Me Out to the Forest

(Tune: Take Me Out to the Ball Game)

Circle 10 Council

Take me out to the forest.

Let me hike in the wild.

Show me a skunk and a few bear tracks.

I won't care if I never come back.

But it's look, look, at your compass.

If it rains, then it pours.

And it's ouch, slap, sting and your bit

In the great outdoors!

 

 

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