Oct 17, 2013
Sing along with Cedarmont Kids
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The Lord told Noah There's gonna be a floody, floody Lord told Noah There's gonna be a floody, floody Get those children out of the muddy, muddy, children of the Lord The Lord told Noah to build him an arky, arky Lord told Noah to build him an arky, arky Build it out of gopher barky, barky, children of the Lord. The animals, they came, they came in by twosies twosies The animals, they came, they came in by twosies, twosies Elephants and kangaroosies, roosies, children of the Lord It rained and poured for forty daysies, daysies It rained and poured for forty daysies, daysies Almost drove those animals crazies, crazies, children of the Lord The sun came out, and dried up the landy, landy The sun came out, and dried up the landy, landy Look! There's the sun, it dried up the landy, landy Everything was fine and dandy, dandy, children of the Lord So, rise and shine, and give God the glory, glory Rise and shine, and give God the glory, glory Rise and shine, and give God the glory, glory Children of the Lord
DeSantis Admits Mass Migration Not Really A Big Problem In
Florida Right Now
Yet he's chosen to join GOP border state governors in
dumping people in cities run by Democrats, an idea Senate leader Mitch
McConnell called a "good" one.
By Sara Boboltz, Sep 20, 2022
Lately the Republican governors of Texas and Arizona have been deploying a strategy to raise awareness of the surge in people crossing the southern U.S. border by busing them to cities run by their political rivals. Last week, DeSantis joined in, claiming credit for two flights from San Antonio to the tony Massachusetts island of Martha’s Vineyard.
Among the many legal and ethical questions DeSantis raised with his stunt was a simple logistical one: Why didn’t he start with migrants in his own state?
“The problem is, we’re not seeing mass movements of them into Florida, so you end up with a car with maybe two,” DeSantis told reporters at a news conference.
“It’s just coming in onesie, twosies,” he said.”…
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ANOTHER LYRIC VERSION OF "THE LORD SAID TO NOAH"
Lord said to Noah, “There’s gonna be a floody, floody.”
Lord said to Noah, “There’s gonna be a floody, floody.”
“Get your children out of the muddy, muddy.”
Children of the Lord.
So, Noah, he built them, he built them an arky, arky.
So, Noah, he built them, he built them an arky, arky.
Made it out of hickory barky, barky.
Children of the Lord.
The animals, they came in, they came in by twosies, twosies.
The animals, they came in, they came in by twosies, twosies.
Elephants and kangaroosies, roosies
Children of the Lord.
It rained, it rained for forty daysies, daysies.
It rained, it rained for forty daysies, daysies.
Almost drove those animals crazy, crazy.
Children of the Lord.
The sun, it came out, and dried up the landy, landy.
The sun, it came out, and dried up the landy, landy.
Everything was fine and dandy, dandy.
Children of the Lord.
The animals, they came off, they came off by threesies,
threesies.
The animals, they came off, they came off by threesies, threesies
Elephants and chimpanzeesies, zeesies.
Children of the Lord.
So Rise, Shine, give God the glory, glory.
So Rise, Shine, give God the glory, glory.
Rise and Shine and give God the glory, glory.
Children of the Lord.
-https://www.wlcamp.org/tradition/songs/56-lord-said-to-noah.html
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THE HISTORY OF THIS SONG
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rise_and_Shine_(children%27s_song)
"Rise and Shine (And Give God Your Glory, Glory) also known
as The Arky, Arky Song (Children of the Lord) is a humorous children's camp
song about Noah's Ark.
The song lyrics and tune are loosely adapted from the
earlier African American Spiritual song,[1] "We Are Climbing Jacob's
Ladder," which was written prior to 1825.[2] Later versions of "We
Are Climbing Jacob's Ladder" include the refrain "Rise and Shine and
Give God the Glory, Glory."[3] The lyric is likely derived from a similar
verse in the Book of Isaiah 60:1 which states: "Arise, shine; for thy
light is come, and the glory of the Lord is risen upon thee" in reference
to Zion[4]
According to some sources, such as Religious Folk Songs of the
Hampton Institute, the earliest version of the children's song date to at least
1874, but the 1874 version does not include the Noah lyrics, which appear to
have been added in the twentieth century.[5] Today the children's version of
the song is commonly sung at various Sunday schools, scout camps and camps for
Christian and Jewish children.[6] Notable folk artists such as Pete Seeger have
covered the song.[7]"...
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I reformatted this page to increase its readability.
The composers of versions of this song that have lyrics such as "The Lord said to Noah there's gonna be a floody floody" aren't known. Nor is it known exactly when those versions were composed.
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Click https://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2022/09/the-history-of-childrens-song-lord-said.html for the pancocojams post entitled "The History Of The Children's Song "The Lord Said To Noah" (also given as "Rise And Shine" & other titles)".
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SHOWCASE YOUTUBE EXAMPLE #2: [I Simpson] The Flanders Family - God Said to Noah (Sub Ita)
The Simpsons OST - Sub Ita,
Homer
the Heretic, Homer l'Eretico
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Click https://simpsons.fandom.com/wiki/Flanders_family#Relationship_with_the_Simpsons for information about the Flanders. Here's an excerpt of that article:
"The Flanders live next door to the Simpsons, and
these two families could not be more different. The Flanders are well-kept,
pious individuals. Constantly being harassed by the Simpsons, they have
surprisingly gone through"...
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Here's some information about "The Lord Said To Noah" song in The Simpsons animated television series:
From https://simpsons.fandom.com/wiki/Rise_and_Shine_(Arky,_Arky)
"Songs, Season 4 songs, Season 13 songs, and 5 more
Rise and Shine (Arky, Arky)
God Said to Noah is a song sung by The Flanders Family in "Homer the Heretic", just by Ned in "I Am Furious (Yellow)" and Flanders and his kids in "Brawl in the Family".
Lyrics (Homer the Heretic)
God said to Noah, there's gonna be a floody-floody.
Rain came down, it started to get muddy, muddy.
Get those animals, out of the arky-arky.
Lyrics (I Am Furious (Yellow)
God said to Noah, "Build your self an arky-arky."
Animals came on by onesies and twosies-twosies.
Elephants and kangaroosies-roosies."
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