1. |
Superfun
02:32
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SUPERFUN
G/C
Oh it’s one whole day full of Superfun
C/F
Oh it’s one whole day full of Superfun
G/C
Oh it’s one whole day full of Superfun
D C D
What are you gonna do? Play. Where you gonna do it? Anywhere. Who’s gonna come?
C G
Anyone. Who wants to have some Superfun?
G/C
Oh it’s one whole day full of Superfun
C/F
Oh it’s one whole day full of Superfun
G/C
Oh it’s one whole day full of Superfun
D C D
What are you gonna do? Play. Where you gonna do it? Anywhere. Who’s gonna come?
C G
Anyone. Who wants to have some Superfun?
G/C
Oh it’s one whole day full of Superfun
C/F
Oh it’s one whole day full of Superfun
G/C
Oh it’s one whole day full of Superfun
D C D
What are you gonna do? Play. Where you gonna do it? Anywhere. Who’s gonna come?
C G
Anyone. Who wants to have some Superfun?
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2. |
H20
04:19
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C F C
H20 0 0 0 eau eau eau makes us go-o-o-o-o-o, that’s right
C F C
H20 0 0 0 0 is essential to Earth and life
G
as a liquid is water as a solid it’s ice
F
as a gas its steam or water vapour, just take my advice
C F C
H20 0 0 0 0 makes us go-o-o-o-o-o, that’s right
C F C
H20 0 0 0 0 is essential to Earth and life
G
It’s 3/5 of the human body, and it keeps our planet cool
F
With out water there’s no hockey, or going to the pool
C F C
H20 0 0 0 0 makes us go-o-o-o-o-o, that’s right
C F C
H20 0 0 0 0 is essential to Earth and life
G
Putting out fires without water would be pretty tough
F
And eating macaroni would be too crunchy extra rough
G
It prevents dehydration, make sure you drink a lot
F
You can’t make a snowman without it water or it’s cool down when it’s hot
Bridge
Am Gm
And yet not everyone has drinking water,
Am Gm
this is a great shame
Am
Clean water is a necessity for health
G
and good hygiene
Am
C F C
H20 0 0 0 0 makes us go-o-o-o-o-o, that’s right
C F C
H20 0 0 0 0 is essential to Earth and life
H20 0 0 0 0
H20 0 0 0 0
H20 0 0 0 0
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3. |
Zoom Zoom
04:17
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Em Am Em
He was flying in his spaceship towards the Milky Way
Em B7
Of the galaxy he knew very little history
Em Am. Em
8 Planets in the galaxy circling a star
C B7 Em
He was looking for a new home and had come very far
Em Am Em
The first planet he came upon Neptune was it’s name
Em B7
Supersonic winds, raining diamonds it wasn’t very safe
Em Am. Em (quiver voice)
Uranus was much too cold made of solid ice
C B7 Em
So he got back into his spaceship, and to Saturn he did fly
G D (descend)
No place to call home, out there all alone
Em Am Em
Saturn was made of gas and liquid, and storms they did blow
Em B7
Jupiter was much too large, there he felt more alone
m Am. Em
Then he landed on Mars but the atmosphere was too thin(thin thin thin)
C B7 Em
And Venus and Mercury were much too hot for him(much too hot for him)
G D
No Place to call home, out there all alone
Em Am Em
He landed his spaceship on Earth third planet from the Sun
Em B7
The only planet that had any life he knew this was the one
Em Am. Em
With it’s core made of iron and nickel a plenty
C B7 Em
He could breath the air and walk it’s gravity
G D
Finally found a home, no longer alone
(He found his home)
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4. |
Egg Song
02:22
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Egg Song
D G D
There’s many ways that I like to eat some eggs
D A
It really cracks me up that a chicken laid it
D G
There are many ways I’ve found, I’m not yoking around,
D A D
So many Egg-citing ways to eat an egg.
G
You might have them over hard or over soft, or over medium
D
Maybe scrambled, basted, you can poach em, you can bake em
G
Try them shirred, try them fried
A
Or in a nice hash or up Sunny side
D G D
There’s many ways that I like to eat some eggs
D A
It really cracks me up that a chicken laid it
D G
There are many ways I’ve found, I’m not yoking around,
D A D
So many Egg-citing ways to eat an egg.
G
You can have Green eggs, steak and eggs, with sausage or bacon
D
in a omelette or benedict or a hash you’re mak’in
G
In some French toast, pancakes or maybe even
A
in a shake,
Solo
D G D
There’s many ways that I like to eat some eggs
D A
It really cracks me up that a chicken laid it
D G
There are many ways I’ve found, I’m not yoking around,
D A D
So many Egg-citing ways to eat an egg.
Let’s go around the world now
G
You can try Les oefs cocotte or crem brülle
D
Heuvos Rancheros or sausage wrapped Scotch eggs
G
Have you tried your eggs Spanish fried
D
Khai Yat Sai a an omelette that is Thai
G
Tamagoyaki is an egg log that is Japanese
D
Migas is good if you have it with some cheese
G
Shaksuka is a Tunisian dish
D
Kwek Kwek fried quail eggs if you wish
G
Steamed egg custard is a dish from China
D A
Menemen is from Turkey, nothing is finer
D G D
There’s many ways that I like to eat some eggs
D A
It really cracks me up that a chicken laid it
D G
There are many ways I’ve found, I’m not yoking around,
D A D
So many Egg-citing ways to eat an egg.
Eggs are a naturally source of Vitamin D
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5. |
Believe It or Not
03:21
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C F
60 Million years ago dinosaurs walked the earth
C G
In the Mesozoic Era for what it’s worth
C F
Over 700 species, that’s what I heard
C
At first we thought they were reptiles
G C
Now we think they were birds
F C
Believe it or not, that’s what science is like
C G
You hypothesize, then check if you’re right
F C. Am
Science is right, until it’s not
C G C
Then we make new predictions based on what we’ve been taught
C F
The Brontosaurus was my favourite of the dinosaurs,
C G
Long necked, long tailed, the thunder lizard who could ask for more
C F
15 years ago scientists said it didn’t exist,
C G C
In 2015 the Brontosaurus is back on the list
F C
Believe it or not, that’s what science is like
C G
You hypothesize, then check if you’re right
F C. Am
Science is right, until it’s not
C G C
Then we make new predictions based on what we’ve been taught
C F
The Tyrannosaurus rex is another case in point
C G
At first we thought it was loud and fast and ruled the joint
C F
With a little more study we found out something new
C G C
It’s slow and rumbles low and has pretty colours too
F C
Believe it or not, that’s what science is like
C G
You hypothesize, then check if you’re right
F C. Am
Science is right, until it’s not
C G C
Then we make new predictions based on what we’ve been taught
C F
Is Pluto a planet?Why do we dream?
C G
Are we alone in the universe or is there more life than just you and me?
C F
Is it nature or nurture? And How did life begin?
C G C
Will we ever travel through time? Will the jets ever win?
F C
Believe it or not, that’s what science is like
C G
You hypothesize, then check if you’re right
F C. Am
Science is right, until it’s not
C G F C
Then we make new predictions based on what we’ve been taught
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6. |
Colours
02:39
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C G
There are there primary colours that I would like to show
G C
Red, Blue and Yellow and here’s what we know
F
Red the colour of the Roses
C
Blue the colour of the seas
F
Yellow the colour of the sunlight
G G7
Those are the primaries.
D A
When you mix two primary colours I wonder if you knew
A D
You get the secondary colours, 3 more brand new hues.
G
Red and yellow make orange
D
Yellow and blue make green
G
Blue and red make violet
A A7
And those are the colours in between
G
Orange the color of the oranges
D
Green the colour of the trees
G
Violet the colour of the violets
A A7
Those are the secondaries
E B
With these 6 colours I’d ike you to know
B E
You can make a symbol called the rainbow
A Em
It starts with red and orange, followed by yellow and green
A B
Then comes blue and violet and a rainbow can be seen
E
Rainbow heavenly solo
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7. |
Green
04:04
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8. |
What Should I Paint
02:49
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C G
I set up my brushes and get out my paint
G C
I walk up to the easel and a canvas I place
F C
The white of the canvas can cause you restraint
G C
And there you may stare……… until you are feint
C G G C
oh……What should I paint? What should I draw? Should it be just what I see or what I just saw?
F C G C
Maybe a portrait of someone that I know or maybe a landscape of somewhere I go?
C G
I open my sketchbook and get out my pen
G C
I walk up to my subject someone new or a friend
F C
The white of the paper can cause you restraint
G C
And there you may stare……… until you are feint
C G G C
oh……What should I paint? What should I draw? Should it be just what I see or what I just saw?
F C G C maybe a red apple or a delicious cake, or maybe draw some trees or or a picture of the lake
C G
I set up my brushes and get out my paint
G C
I walk up to the easel and a canvas I place
F C
The white of the canvas can cause you restraint
G C
And there you may stare……… until you are feint
C G G C
Oh…….What should I paint? What should I draw? Should it be just what I see or what I just saw?
F C G C Or maybe I’ll paint my kitty cat or a portrait of a snake, All I know is whatever I paint it won’t ever be a mistake
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9. |
My Job
03:37
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My Job
C F C
Once I was a paper boy with a paper route
C G7
I’d get up early and deliver my papers to every house
C
First the herald and then the free press
F
It was the job that I liked best
C G C
When I was a paper boy with a paper route
C F C
Then I was a patty flipper, an apron I did wear
C G7
I’d put mustard, ketchup, onions, pickles on buns, burgers I’d prepare
C
Hi Can I take your order please?
F
I worked there until University
C G C
When I was a patty flipper, an apron I did wear
F C
It was my job(it was his job) where I went to do my work
F G
It was my job(it was his job), a responsibility I did not shirk
C
I made some money at all these places
F
I made lots of friends and I miss their faces
C G C
Once when I went to my job where I did my work.
C F C
I went to school to be an artist at the university
C G7
I refined my drawing skills and learned to be quite painterly
C F
After four years I got my bachelor’s degree, my parents were very proud of me,
C G C
When I went to school to be an artist at the University
C F C
Then I was a furniture designer, drawing sofas and chairs
C G7
Sitting on things making sure they sat right, travelling to shows and fairs
C F
First for a Company then on my own, I made enough money to pay off my student loans
C G C
When I was a furniture designer, drawing sofas and chairs
F C
It was my job(it was his job) where I went to do my work
F G
It was my job(it was his job), a responsibility I did not shirk
Am G Am G
I did it for the money, but found life is more than that buddy
C
I made some money at all these places
F
I made lots of friends and I miss their faces
C G C
Once when I went to my job where I did my work.
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10. |
Everybody's Nose
05:03
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Everybody’s Nose
I wish I could smell like a honey bee
I’d smell all the flowers though 2 miles of trees.
If I was a bear I could smell seal right through the ice.
And food through a closed fridge, that might be nice.
Most of our noses project off our faces
Whether you are an animal or of the human races
What does your nose know? Everybody’s nose
My dog licks my leg and then she smells the lick,
Sometimes I feel like a giant scratch and sniff
My dog can smell 100,000 times better than me,
Why does she get so close to smell her own pee.
Most of our noses project off our faces
Whether you are an animal or of the human race
What does your nose know? Everybody’s nose
(Sniffing begins)
Everybody’s nose, Everybody’s nose
It’s not just for show, everybody’s nose
Everybody’s nose, everybody’s nose
They continue to grow, everybody’s nose.
Pigs can smell things 25’ feet underground.
I wish I could smell my keys then they’d be easily found
It’s said that snakes can taste the air with their tongues.
And that humans have scent receptors about 5 million.
Most of our noses project off our faces
Whether you are an animal or of the human races
What does your nose know? Everybody’s nose
African elephants have the best nose hoses
Kiwis have nostrils on the tips of their noses
I once heard of a woman who could smell diseases
Those are some amazing nasal cavities
Most of our noses project off our faces
Whether you are an animal or of the human races
What does your nose know? Everybody’s nose
Everybody’s nose, Everybody’s nose
It’s not just for show, everybody’s nose
Everybody’s nose, everybody’s nose
They continue to grow, everybody’s nose.
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11. |
How to Write a Song
03:04
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C F C F
This here’s a song about how to write a song
C A7 D7 G7
I think you should give it a try, you can’t get it wrong
C F C F
This here’s a song about how to write a song
C A7 D7 G7
I think you should give it a try, you can’t get it wrong
F C A7
Write down some words no matter how absurd to a favourite melody
D7 G G7
Pretty soon, before too long you’ll be singing it you see.
F C A7
Write what you know, describe things you’ve seen, or tell a funny story
D7 G G7
Write about things and people you love, it’s as easy as can be.
C
This here’s a song about how to write a song
C7
I think you should give it a try, you can’t get it wrong
F C A7
Write down some words no matter how absurd to a favourite melody
D7 G7 C
Pretty soon, before too long you’ll be singing it you see.
F C A7
Write down some words no matter how absurd to a favourite melody
D7 G G7
Pretty soon, before too long you’ll be singing it you see.
F C A7
Write what you know, describe things you’ve seen, or tell a funny story
D7 G G7
Write about things and people you love, it’s as easy as can be.
C
This here’s a song about how to write a song
C7
I think you should give it a try, you can’t get it wrong
F C A7
Write down some words no matter how absurd to a favourite melody
D7 G7 C
Pretty soon, before too long you’ll be singing it you see.
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James Culleton Winnipeg, Manitoba
The James Culleton Superfun show features songs about art, science and music. Funny tunes about food and fun.
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