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THE JUST SO SONG BOOK

The

Just So Song Book

Being the Songs from

RUDYARD KIPLING'S

JUST SO STORIES

Set to Music by

EDWARD GERMAN

GARDEN CITY NEW YORK DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY

1912

Copyright, 1902, 1903, by Rudyard Kipling

Published November, 1903

PROPERTY Of •* ii

OTY Of NEW YORK ~

H4 1 8563

CONTENTS

PAGI

1 When the Cabin Port-holes i

2 The Camel's Hump ...... 5

3 This Uninhabited Island . . . . .12

4 I Keep Six Honest Serving-men . . .15

5 I Am the Most Wise Baviaan . . . .22

6 Kangaroo and Dingo ...... 26

7 Merrow Down 33

8 Of all the Tribe of Tegumai . . . • 39

9 The Riddle ....... 43

[O The First Friend ......

n There was never a Queen like Balkis . . 53

12 Rolling down to Rio ......

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WHEN THE CftBIN PORTHOLES.

Rudyard Kipling.

Presto agitato. J «ieo. 8

Edward German.

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agitate.

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ca - bin port-holes are dark and green, Be - cause of the seas out -

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When the ship goes wop (With a

wig-gle between), And the steward falls in -to the soup tu - reen, And the

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Nur • sey Hes on the floor in a heap, And Mummy tells you to

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let her sleep, And you aren't waked or washed or dressed,

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you will know (if you have - n't guessed) You're Fif - ty — North and

afe		1 1 1 :		HFi — « — «—	i - I -
For - ty West!' Why then you will know (if you have - n't guessed) You're /?s k " . O - . IN s v.
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and For - ty

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II.

THE CAMEL'S HUMP.

Rudyard Kipling.

Allegro giocoso. j = ise.

Edward German.

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Moderate. J =86.

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ug" - ly lump Which well you may see at the Zoo?

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ug- lier yet is the hump we get From having too lit-tle to do.

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ee- lious hump- The humpthat is black and O

blue!.

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Moderate.

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climb out of bed with a frowz - ty head And a snar - ly - yar - ly

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voice.

We shiv-er and scowl and we grunt and we growl At our

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tempo moderate.

bath and ourbootsandourtoys; And there ought to be a corner for me (And I

know there is one for you) When we g-et the hump— Cam- ee - Hous hump— The

hump that is black and blue!

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corner for me (And I know there is one for you) When we get the hump-Cam-

- ee - lious hump_The hump that is black and blue!.

f?\

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frowst with a book by the

cure for this ill is not to sit still, Or

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lift - ed the hump — The hor - ri - ble hump — The hump that is black and

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blue!.

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III.

THIS UNINHABITED ISLAND.

Rudyard Kipling.

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Edward German.

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IV

I KEEP SIX HONEST SERVING-MEN.

Rudyard Kipling1.

Allegro con spirito. J s is*.

Edward German.

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t. f^^ri^^f'' ^T" |r"^'n

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knew); Their names are What and Why and When And How and Where and

J

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Pel.

Fed.

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af - ter they have worked for mer

give them all a rest. AhL

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But af-ter they have worked for me, /

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a temo 19

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let them rest from nine till five, For 1 am bu - sy (hen,.

As

well as breakfast, lunch,and tea, For they are hun-gry men

But

diff - rent folk have d iff- rent views? I know a per - son small-

She

keeps ten mil - lion serv - inff-men, Who get no rest at all!

She

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sends 'em a -broad on her ,own af- fairs, From (he se-cond she o- pens her

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marcato.

a tempo 19

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sen' - ing-men, serv - ing-men, She keeps ten mil - lion serv - ing men, Who

get no rest at t all I

One mil - lion Hovvs,two mil-lionWheres,

a tempo leggiero

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.And sev - en mil - lion Whys! Ah!.

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BC

mil lion Whys! Ah!.

Animato.

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22

Y.

I AH THE MOST WISE BAVIAAN.

Rudyard Kipling:

Allegro marcato. J = no.

Edward German (Not too slow.)

Ped.

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tones,

'Let us melt in -to the land -scape.

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23

PP

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Allegro Icggiero.

m m \ m

just us two by our lones!.

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Yes,.

I can gx> if you

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take me.

Nurse savs s/i? don't care,

accel.

^^

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24

Allegro agitato. J = iss

Let's go up to the

pig-sties and sit on the farm - yard rails!

Lets say things to the

Ped. meno mosso.

.bun-nies, and watch 'em skit-ter their tails!

Let's.

meno mosso.

con express.

tin k k m

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go-ing tru-ly ex-ploringv

and not being- in till tea! Here's.

agitato.

your boots (I've brought 'em), and here's your cap and stick*

And

allegro molto.

2

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your pipe and to - bac-co.

Oh, come a-long,

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molto.

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come a-long-, Oh, come

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a-long- out of it.

ojiickl.

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KANGAROO RED DINGO.

Hudyard Kipling.

Allegro marcato. J . = 120.

Edward Gennan.

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is the mouth-fill -ing song Of the race that was run by a Bocwa -

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on-ly e - vent of its kind.

Start - - ed by Big God

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(RECIT.)

Agitato.

3:

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YII. ' MERROW DOWN.

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Edward German.

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Guild-ford town, A . bove the riv - er Wey it is..

Here, when they heard tlie horsebells ring1, The ancient Bri - tons

dressed and rode

To watch the dark Phoe . . ni - cians bring1 Their

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goods a- long1 the Wes-tern Road. And here, or here - a - bouts, they met To

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tin for gay shell torques and such

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climb That down,

and had their home on it..

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Then beav- ers built in Broad-stone-brook And made a swamp where

p I P p

Bram-ley stands;.

And bears from Shere would come and look For Taf , f i

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- mal where Sham-ley stands.

The Wey,.

that Taf - fy

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called Wag;ai, Was more than six times big-- ger then; And all the TYtoe of

leg-- urn -ai They cut a no- - ble fi.gure then!

no

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all the Tribe of Teg-um-ai

a no - ble fi-gure then!

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VIII.

OP ftLL THE TRIBE OF TBGUMfil.

Rudyard Kipling".

Andantino. J = ss.

Edward German.

2

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ROLLING DQWN TO RIO.

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