all things bright and beautiful ,all creatures great and small

GOOD BYE TEACHER
GOOD BYE FRIENDS
GOOD BYE TEACHER
I WANT TO LIVE YOU NOW
TOMORROW WE SHALL COME AGAIN
COME AGAIN
COME AGAIN
TOMORROW WE SHALL COME AGAIN
WE ARE GOING TO LIVE YOU NOW.

who remember the Nation's jingles then

I might be wrong though with the missings words

Nigeria is 25 and we all are unified
Come join in the celebration, please fill me in

Really am shedding tears, those good old days.

How i wish,

@lolladey

All things bright and beautiful

All creatures Great and small

All things bright and wonderful the lord GOD made them all

He made our eyes to see them that we might tell

All things bright and wonderful thy lord God made them all.

aeroplane odabo
bami ki iya eleko mi
eko meji to fun mi
o yo mi o
o yo mi
bambam gigi gigi,

&

oyinbo pepper
Shuku Shuku
pepper

men i don 4get eveything cha life

Phlota:

Jumping, Jumping- o am jumping

Now the day is over
,

yeah dat one

Arise, O compatriots,
Nigeria's call obey
To serve our Fatherland
With love and strength and faith.
The labour of our heroes past
Shall never be in vain,
To serve with heart and might
One nation bound in freedom, peace and unity.
O God of creation,
Direct our noble cause;
Guide our Leaders right:
Help our Youth the truth to know,
In love and honesty to grow,
And living just and true,
Great lofty heights attain,
To build a nation where peace and justice shall reign.

Moyola:

Olodo rabata
Oju eja lo'mo jeh
Oni lo paper
Silatii lo ma lo
Aji iyan jeh
Eba tutu
lomo jeh
Siiiioooooohhhh!!!

Latii Latii comer
How r yu shame!!

Ol' boy e be like say u faill well, well for school

smile4kenn:

Arise, O compatriots,
Nigeria's call obey
To serve our Fatherland
With love and strength and faith.
The labour of our heroes past
Shall never be in vain,
To serve with heart and might
One nation bound in freedom, peace and unity.
O God of creation,
Direct our noble cause;
Guide our Leaders right:
Help our Youth the truth to know,
In love and honesty to grow,
And living just and true,
Great lofty heights attain,
To build a nation where peace and justice shall reign.

lol national anthem

tisha jowo a fe lo wa nkan je
tisha jowo a fe lo wa nkan je
omo oniresi ti de obe re si n ta sansan
aduke o alani
omo oniresi tide

Ibime:

I think you must have gone to Aladumo primary school with me. 

naa, I went to Montessori and the grove school
aladumo was close by-gra Behind schools

hackney:

Ijawgirl went to my primary school oooo!!!!
The age of innocence ; priceless

ah! its good to see portharcourt pple here. .what primary school did you attend?

mary had a little lamb,little lamb little lamb
mary had a little lamb,its furs were white as snow
it followed her to school one day, school one day, school one day
it followed her to school one day la la la la la la!
which made the children laugh and play, laugh and play, laugh and play
which made the children laugh and play to see a lamb at school

ONCE I SAW A LITTLE BIRD

RUNNING HOP HOP HOP

SO I CRIED "LITTLE BIRD

WILL YOU STOP STOP STOP"

AS I WAS GOING TO THE WINDOW

TO SAY "HOW DO YOU DO"

BUT IT SHOOK IT'S LITTLE WAIST

AND AWAY IT FLEW

JACK AND JILL WENT UP THE HILL

TO FETCH A PALE OF WATER

JACK FELL DOWN AND BROKE HIS CROWN

AND JILL CAME FALLING AFTER

[b][/b]NOW THIS IS MY FAVOURITE RHYME

WHEN I WAS A LITTLE CHILD

I ASKED MY MOTHER "WHAT WILL I BE"

WILL I BE PRETTY? WILL I BE RICH?

THIS' WHAT SHE SAID TO ME

QUE SERA SERA

WHATEVER WILL BE WILL BE

THE FUTURE'S NOT OURS TO SEE

QUE SERA SERA

WHAT WILL BE WILL BE

ARISE O COMPASION. (fagolo mu garri)
nigeria call obey(fagolo mu garri ) etc


na so we dey sing am den wen eyes never open

Nigeria we hail thee
Our own dear native land
Though tribes and tongues
May differ, in brotherhood we stand
Nigerians all, are proud to serve
Our sovereign motherland.

Remii:

Nigeria we hail thee
Our own dear native land
Though tribes and tongues
May differ, in brotherhood we stand
Nigerians all, are proud to serve
Our sovereign motherland.

Dis guy na ol' timer o Abeg na how old u dey?!

oliyoma danger oliyoma danger
my father's wife leeeeeee
runaway leeeeeeeeeee
oliyoma choose baby
choose baby leeeeee
my mother leeeeeee
o danger o danger
o kenkenkere suke uuuuuuuuuu
onye o na-agba suke uuuuuuuuuu
okwa nwa nebe
kenkerenke equsi, ogbono bu ofe



pls dnt ask wht school i attended, cos some of the words r nt correct spellin bt based on sound

another one

willy willy willy
willy we
kpa kpa kpa(claps)
mother in the kitchen cookin rice
kpa kpa kpa(claps)
father in the palour watchin news
kpa kpa kpa(claps)
children in the garden playin this

do like this!(poses)
another style(poses again)
change your styles(poses again) - i think beyonce copied this in one of her songs

Where eva u go?go go gongo. Where eva u be?sisi eko. Do not say yes when u be to say no;baba ibadan

Apologies if someone already mentioned this. . .

Some have food but can not eat
Some can eat but have no food
We have food and we can eat
Glory be to God on high
A-M-I-N
- - - - - - -

Oh yeah and this one. . .

Anywhere you go, Ti ti kpangolo go follow you

- -------- ---- - --

I think it was to scare kids . . . cant remember but I sure remember those days.

day by day our , lord
three things i pray
to see thee more clearly
love thee more dearly
follow thee more nearly
day by day,


i remember when i was a soilder,


mr macaroni
riding on a bicycle
if you want to marry me
mr macarony
bam bam
chi,
mr macaroni.


i have a coat yes!
u hav a coat
every body has a coat
when u go to london
put on your coat
and dance with ur merry merry coat

london bridge is falling down
falling down falling down   2x
my their lady

[flash=535,325]http://www.youtube.com/watch/v/Txsa97oIi_c&feature=fvw[/flash]

Went to Lara day and had loads of songs back then,
'i love to go a wandering and on the mountain top
and as i go i love  to sing my knaps are on my bag
Valderiee, valderaaa
Valderiee, valderaaaaaaaaaaa
Valderiee, valderaaa
my knaps are on my bag'

'oh my daizy daizy just behind the door
oh my daizy daizy just behind the door
oh my daizy daizy just behind the door
for her mother kept a bottle of gin just behind the door.'

"We are the children of Lara day school
lara day school, lara day school,
we are the children of lara day school
oh yes we are , hurrahhh'

'bean porridge hot
bean porridge cold
bean porridge in the pot three days old
some like it hot
some like it cold
some like it in the pot three days old'.

'We are marching marching marching
we are marching as we go .
we say tra-la-la
you say tra-la-la
we say tra-la-la as we go.'

My school had two anthems then ,
'L.D.N.P.S means Lara day nursery primary school
it was founded in 1963 by rev akin adesola
Adesola , glory to thy name
Thy works shall stand for age so
everybody sing high everybody sing low
and raise your hand for the school.
Hip hip hip hurrah , we are boys and girls of Lara school
we are proud of our name and proud of ourselves as we go marching on.

The other was ,
'Lara day nursery primary school
a name we bear with pride
Founded by age , honoured with truth and love
from age to age with joy and hope
Up L.D.N.P.S

Men, i can't believe my self

This is my personally for my school, fountain school surulere

Fountain school walking in the light (x3)
We are walking in the light of God.

another, this is during xmas:

Silent night
lonely night
all is well and all is good
hmm hmm hmm(forgotten the rest)

i miss primary school

>Now the day is over,night is drawing nigh,
shadows of the evening,
sweep across the sky,




>He that is down need fear no fall,
he that is low no pride,
he that is humble ever shall have God to be his guide.
I'm content with what I have little be it or much and lord contentment still I crave because thou saveth such






>Let dogs delight to bark and bite for God has made them so,
let bears and lions growl and fight for tis their nature too,
But children you should never let such angry passions rise,
your little hands were never made to tear each others eyes.

Let love through all your actions show and
all your words be mild,
live like the ever virgin's son,
that sweet and lovely child.

Sheila Obirin ogun, Sheila Obirin rere,
omo to bi jegberun lo mele kawon tan
Koi to, koi to oo, sha ma ko was niso lo ao somo fun o


We have founded our Mayflower school
here on top a high hill u stand
In seculusion from worldy cares that the generations may work hard
Oh Mayflower Mayflower school,

violent:

Sheila Obirin ogun, Sheila Obirin rere,
omo to bi jegberun lo mele kawon tan
Koi to, koi to oo, sha ma ko was niso lo ao somo fun o


We have founded our Mayflower school
here on top a high hill u stand
In seculusion from worldy cares that the generations may work hard
Oh Mayflower Mayflower school,

Oh MAyflower Mayflower school
As on a high hill
here you stand
In seclusion from worldly cares
that generations might work hard
we pray that products from Mayflower
join in the lead of Nigeria


My Grandfather's clock was too high for the shelf
So it stood ninety years on the floor
It was taller by height than the old man himself
though it weighed not a penny weight more
It was bought on the morning of the day that he was born
and was always his pleasure and pride
BUT IT STOPPED, SHORT, NEVER TO GO AGAIN
when the old man died.

30 years without slumbering, tick tock tick
60 years without slumbering, tick tock tick
90 years without slumbering, tick tock tick
But it stopped, short, never to go again when the old man died.

tinko tinko
tin ko ko ti ko