Okki-Tokki-Unga: Action Songs for Children (Songbooks)

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The second part presents beloved traditions and songs from many different nations. The songs are given in the original languages and with English translations.

sung slowly, while scanning the horizon for seals by putting hour hand above your brow – similar to a salute, as if shielding your eyes, and you spot a seal, so the next verse is again sung lively as you paddle over to chase the seal) All of the social media posts Lachy made in support of and out of love for Emma in the time leading up to her endometriosis surgery become this when you realize they were already in their trial separation at that point. They really do love each other, even if they are separated. Emma and Lachy's separation has been this for a lot of fans, particularly those who are old enough to grasp the fullness and gravity of the situation.Daniel C. wrote, “It is an Inuit song about hunting…I learned this song in grade one..My teacher said at the end the hunter dies by drowning.” Shortly after the above, Anthony asks, "Are you ready, Greg?" Greg replies, "Yeah, I think so." Again, without context, that would be mildly concerning at most. Knowing that Greg was going to all-but die a few minutes later makes the moment outright terrifying. pepsi cora misa warra, pepsi cora misa warra, (sung slowly while looking around with hand shading eyes, then pointed aha! when you spotted the whale ) I remember singing a Girl Scout camp song about 45 years ago. It was an Eskimo or American Indian song with the motions mentioned previously of paddling a canoe & hunting, etc, but the lyrics were (this is phonetically as a recall)

In the aftermath of their separation, nearly every cute/heartwarming moment that's been shared between Emma and Lachy can be seen as this. A friend of mine woke up with these lyrics in her head and she’s trying to find out if they are correct and/or what they mean. She believes it’s a First Nations song, and learned in her childhood (possibly at camp?). She sounds it out like this: The version from Go To Sleep Jeff! is the very definition of this trope. Greg's soothing vocals accompanied by the beautiful orchestral score make it easy to just get lost in the music.

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NO one has mentioned the meaning of the words Okki tokki Unga- does anyone know??? I have tought this song for years as a music teacher- but would love to now the menaing. Que qua mutty mutty mutty mutty dausnink …” sounds like the “O Nicodemo”-song with some “words” replaced. October 11th, 2013 I wrote about it in this thread. Wiggly Safari. Why? It's The Wiggles doing a crossover with Steve Irwin! The idea of The Wiggles going on an adventure with the man who was basically the living embodiment of Crazy is Cool is all kinds of awesome.