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						 October 2008 Cub Scout Roundtable Issue  |  
                      | Volume 
						15, Issue 
						3 November 2008 Theme
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						Seeds of Kindness Webelos:  
                                Citizen and Communicator
 Tiger Cub 
 						 Achievement 2
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SONGS 
CARING 
Heart of America Council 
Tune: Dashing Through the Snow   Show caring to your neighbors. Give friends a helping hand. Always think kind thoughts. Let your words be kind, Caring for folks you know Is the best way to show That you love God and all of 
mankind.   
When We’re Helping We’re Happy 
Grand Teton Council   When we’re helping, we’re 
happy,  and we sing as we go. For we like to help (name)
 for we all love him(her) so.   
Tommy the Cub Scout 
Heart of America Council 
Tune: Frosty the Snowman   Tommy, 
the Cub ScoutWas a very happy boy.
 With a uniform of blue and gold
 And a Den that gave him joy.
 Tommy, 
the Cub ScoutEarned his badges one by one.
 He did his best and met the test.
 A good citizen he's become.
 He helps 
out other people whenHe sees they need a lot.
 He does his chores around the house
 And feeds his dog (named Spot).
 Tommy, 
the Cub ScoutDoes his duty willingly.
 Someday he'll join a Boy Scout Troop
 And a fine man he will be.
   
Do A Good Turn     
Sam Houston Area Council 
Tune: Are You Sleeping   
Do a good turn, 
Do a good turn, 
Do your best, 
Do your best, 
Do a kindly favor, 
Be friendly to your neighbors, 
Cheerful Cubs, 
Cheerful Cubs.   
Do Your Best 
Piedmont Area Council 
Tune: Are You Sleeping   
When you do your best, When you do your best 
You'll feel great, You'll feel great 
Make and do for others, too, Make and do for others, too 
Spread good cheer, Spread good cheer 
 
When You’re Helping And You Know It 
Capital Area Council 
Tune: When you’re happy and you know it   
When you’re helping and you know it, Lend a hand 
When you’re giving and you show it Things are grand 
If you’re helping and you’re giving 
Then you help make life worth living 
Keep on helping, keep on giving Take a stand   
Give a Gift 
Capital Area Council 
Tune: I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing   I'd like to give the world a gift,That all men will be free.
 And though I'm just a growing boy,
 There's things that I can see.
 I see that Scouting is a way
 To start to understand,
 That caring, helping, smiling, learning
 Help me be a man.
 And so at Christmas there's a gift
 That you can give to me.
 Please help me grow in mind and spirit
 To be what I can be.
   
Be Kind To Your Scouting Friends 
Piedmont Area Council 
Tune: The Stars and Stripes Forever   
Be kind to your Scouting friends, 
That's a pledge from one Scout to another. 
Be kind to your leaders today, 
'Cause for helping they don't get any pay. 
Be kind to your neighbors and friends, 
'Cause by caring you follow Scouting's letter. 
Scouting and friendship are grand, 
And as we grow, the world will know, 
We've made things better.   
A Smile Is Quite A Funny Thing  
Sam Houston Area Council 
Tune: Auld Lang Syne   A smile 
is quite a funny thingIt wrinkles up your face,
 And when it's gone you never find
 It's secret hiding place.
 But far 
more wonderful it isTo see what smiles can do,
 You smile at one, he smiles at you
 And soon one smile makes two.
 He 
smiles at someone, since you smile,And then that one smiles back,
 And that one smiles until, in truth,
 You fail in keeping track.
 And 
since a smile can do great goodBy cheering hearts of care,
 Let's smile and not forget the fact
 Those smiles go everywhere.
 
S-M-I-L-E 
Sam Houston Area Council 
Tune: B-I-N-G-O Cub Scouts like to do one 
thing... And “Smiling” is its name oh S-M-I-L-E S-M-I-L-E S-M-I-L-E And “Smiling is its name oh Cheefulness is fun to have And Cub Scouts like to show it S-M-I-L-E S-M-I-L-E S-M-I-L-E And Cub Scouts like to show 
it! A smile is kindness everyday And so we’ll keep on giving... S-M-I-L-E S-M-I-L-E S-M-I-L-E And so we’ll keep on giving! 
If I Had A Hammer 
Heart of America Council If I had 
a hammer,I'd hammer in the morning
 I'd hammer in the evening,
 All over this land
 I'd 
hammer out danger,I'd hammer out a warning,
 I'd hammer out love between my brothers and my sisters,
 All over this land.
 If I had 
a bell,I'd ring it in the morning,
 I'd ring it in the evening,
 All over this land
 I'd ring 
out danger,I'd ring out a warning
 I'd ring out love between my brothers and my sisters,
 All over this land.
 If I had 
a song,I'd sing it in the morning,
 I'd sing it in the evening,
 All over this land
 I'd sing 
out danger,I'd sing out a warning
 I'd sing out love between my brothers and my sisters,
 All over this land.
 Well I 
got a hammer,And I got a bell,
 And I got a song to sing,
 all over this land.
 It's the 
hammer of Justice,It's the bell of Freedom,
 It's the song about Love between my brothers and my sisters,
 All over this land.
 It's the 
hammer of Justice,It's the bell of Freedom,
 It's the song about Love between my brothers and my sisters,
 All over this land.
 
 
Akela’s Council 
Grand Teton Council 
Tune: Clementine   
When Akela holds his council,And the campfire’s all aglow,
 We will form a friendship circle
 As we sing so sweet and low.
 
Oh Akela, brave Akela,True and fair Cub Scouts we’ll be.
 To our Promise and the Pack Law,
 We will pledge our loyalty.
   
Turkey Song 
Grand Teton Council 
Tune: Bring Back My Bonnie   My 
turkey went walking one morning,The November weather to see.
 A man with a hatchet approached her,
 Oh, bring back my turkey to me.
 Chorus:Bring back, bring back,
 Oh, bring back my turkey to me, to me.
 Bring back, bring back,
 Oh, bring back my turkey to me, to me.
 I went 
down the sidewalk a shoppin’The signs in shop walks to see
 And everywhere hung Great Fat Gobbler.
 Oh, bring back my turkey to me.
 
Chorus I went 
out to dinner and ordered,The best things they had I could see.
 They brought it all roasted ad sizzling.
 They brought back my turkey to me.
 New 
Chorus:Brought back, brought back,
 They brought back my turkey to me.
 Brought back, brought back,
 They brought back my turkey to me.
   
THE TURKEY THAT USED HER HEAD 
Heart of America Council 
Tune: Tom Dooley   Hang 
down your head, poor turkey,Hang down your head and sigh,
 Hang down your head, poor turkey,
 Poor bird, you’re going to die.
 Then one 
day it happened,Then one day he came,
 The farmer with his hatchet,
 Came to kill his game.
 Suddenly 
the earth shookWith a mighty quake
 The turkey and her sobbing
 Made the farmer shake.
 Then the 
hatchet from his handFell down to the ground.
 And the turkey jumped upon it.
 And promptly she sat down.
 There 
she sat upon it,While Thanksgiving Day drew nigh.
 The farmer he kept watch.
 Knowing from hunger she would die.
 The day 
after Thanksgiving dawned,Bright and snappy clear,
 The turkey gave a gobble
 As the farmer did draw near.
 Then 
with a flap of her large wingsShe got up and strutted away,
 She had tried to hatch it,
 And saved her neck that way.
 The 
moral of this story,Is evident, my friend.
 If you only use your head,
 Then you won’t lose it in the end.
   
THANKSGIVING SONG 
Heart of America Council 
Tune: Deck the Halls   Deck the 
halls with hot roast turkeyGobble, Gobble, Gobble, Gob - Gob - Gob
 Put away 
the old beef jerky! Gobble, 
Gobble, Gobble, Gob - Gob - Gob Someone 
say the family blessing!Gobble, Gobble, Gobble, Gob - Gob - Gob
 And pass 
along the wild rice dressing!Gobble, Gobble, Gobble, Gob - Gob - Gob
 See the 
gorgeous feast before usGobble, Gobble, Gobble, Gob - Gob - Gob
 
Alka-Seltzer will restore usGobble, Gobble, Gobble, Gob - Gob - Gob
 
Meanwhile, pass the berry jellyGobble, Gobble, Gobble, Gob - Gob - Gob
 And fill 
the old Thanksgiving bellyGobble, Gobble, Gobble, Gob - Gob- Gob!
 
                  
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