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A variation on the tonguetwister, written for crowd participation. It should be funny, as many in the crowd will find it very difficult to participate. It is to be sung in 3 or 1. The first word of every line is on the downbeat for the measure. I sang it to the tune of a calliope (C E G, low G, E, G) to my kids. It is to be sung very slowly at first, to let the audience join in. It is sped up over several repetitions until the singer has outpaced the audience, at which point he sings the last two verses to wind up the story.

Kids' singalong style song, conceived to the tune of "There's a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea" (until the repeating verse at the end -- the bird's actual song -- to which I had another tune) about a proud bird singing of his own attributes.

Humorous lamentation of the sleep deprived father of a young child or young children. I conceived this song as a variation on the beloved nursery rhyme, "Hey, Diddle, Diddle", to the tune I heard when I was a child.

A song about not sleeping well and hating mornings.

This song is a light rendering of a typical love triangle. Two girls, one guy and a 'serious' dilemma.