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Cycle Safety Swing
02:11
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CYCLE SAFETY SWING
(Bicycle Safety Song)
©Kate Power & Steve Einhorn 2011
Here's a piece of advice
I don't want to tell you twice
Just in case you might need it
About the code of the road & the golden rule
Don't make me repeat it
Number #1, put your helmet on
Strap it under your chin and get along
Ride in single file, mile after mile
Maybe two abreast when you pass the safety test
Remember, always pack a snack in your little rucksack
And drink a lot of water
Fill your bottle to the top, everytime your make a stop
Just like you know you oughta
When you're ready to pass, ring-a-bell!
Pass on the left, on the left, that's swell! and
Keep your neighbor steady and everybody ready to ride!
Single file, single file, mile after mile
Pedal to the beat on your iPod's neat
But keep an ear free for the "Beep! Beep! Beep!"
So a little advice, when you're riding be nice
Don't be foolish or crazy
You can have a lotta fun on Cycle Oregon
And I don't mean maybe
We're twenty-two hundred strong
Sharing the road all along
Cycling through sweet Oregon,
Cycling through sweet Oregon!
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Under the Moon
03:50
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Under the Moon
by Kate Power
C F C G7
One single bicycle under the moon;
C F C G7
Circling wheels turning home.
C F C G7
Road after road, you'll be getting there soon
C F C G7
With memories full of your roaming!
CHORUS:
C F
Here's to another day's ride;
C G7
Good road up and down the next hill!
C
Good neighbors to greet you,
F
And old friends to meet you
C G7 C F
To welcome you in from the ride,
C G7 C F C G7 C F C G7
To welcome you in from the ride!
C F C G7
Turn after turn you can follow the road,
C F C G7
Searching your own heart's desire;
C F C G7
Riding today in your own rodeo,
C F C G7
Then come settle in by the fire.
CHORUS
C F C G7
2000 bicycles under the moon
C F C G7
Circling wheels turning home
C F C G7
Road after road, we'll be getting there soon
C F C G7
With memories full of our roaming!
CHORUS
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Kate Power & Steve Einhorn Portland, Oregon
Songwriters. Folksingers. Multi-instrumentalists. Artists. Writers. Teachers.
Raconteurs.
“Their music embodies reverence for this complicated, terrible, beautiful world that we live in. Kate's emotive voice rings with compassion and hope; Steve's spot-on guitar leads and wry sense of humor are grounding, organic, the perfect complement. All time stops when they sing together." - Tracy Grammer
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