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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 ~
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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.
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ca - bin port-holes are dark and green, Be - cause of the seas out -
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wig-gle between), And the steward falls in -to the soup tu - reen, And the
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you will know (if you have - n't guessed) You're Fif - ty North and
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THE CAMEL'S HUMP.
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bath and ourbootsandourtoys; And there ought to be a corner for me (And I
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hump that is black and blue!
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THIS UNINHABITED ISLAND.
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IV
I KEEP SIX HONEST SERVING-MEN.
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I AH THE MOST WISE BAVIAAN.
Rudyard Kipling:
Allegro marcato. J = no.
Edward German
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tones,
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Allegro agitato. J = iss
Let's go up to the
pig-sties and sit on the farm - yard rails!
Lets say things to the
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.bun-nies, and watch 'em skit-ter their tails!
Let's.
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KANGAROO RED DINGO.
Hudyard Kipling.
Allegro marcato. J . = 120.
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MERROW DOWN.
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Guild-ford town, A . bove the riv - er Wey it is..
Here, when they heard tlie horsebells ring 1 , The ancient Bri - tons
dressed and rode
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goods a- long 1 the Wes-tern Road. And here, or here - a - bouts, they met To
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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!
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all the Tribe of Teg-um-ai
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THE FIRST FRIEND,
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THERE WAS NEVER ft QUEEN LIKE BftLKIS.
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ROLLING DQWN TO RIO.
Rudyard Kipling.
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