A (con’t)
Three were alive and four were dead                                                                                           

Agalina Hagalina Oka Poka Woka Doka Okka Dokka Wokka was her name
She had two eyes in the middle of her head
One was green and the other was red

Agalina Hagalina Oka Poka Woka Doka Okka Dokka Wokka was her name
She had two teeth in the middle of her mouth
One pointed north and the other pointed south

Agalina Hagalina Oka Poka Woka Doka Okka Dokka Wokka was her name
She had two feet like a bathroom mat
Nobody knew how they got like that

Agalina Hagalina Oka Poka Woka Doka Okka Dokka Wokka was her name
And then a truck hit Agalina
And the driver had to buy a new machine!

Agalina Hagalina Oka Poka Woka Doka Okka Dokka Wokka was her name
I found your web site when I was looking for Eddie K. Brown, which I learned around 30 years ago and have taught my girls those songs which they thoroughly enjoy.

 
AMERICA (a round)
From Wendy McC. The song is America...it's sung as a round. I learned it as a girl scout. I have the lyrics somewhere. I am stumped on the 2nd line.
America America
?? shall we tell you have we feel???
You have given us your riches
We love you still

From Carol O. The song America, which was asked about by Wendy McC I learned NOT as America but as a Christian song as follows:
Jesus, Jesus,
Can I tell you how I feel?
You have given me your riches,
I love you so.
This MAY have been an adaptation of the America version, so I HOPE this helps. Carol O.


ANGRY WORDS -an old Sunday School song
From: Jami B: I'm trying to find the words to an old Sunday school song. Maybe you can help.
"angry words, oh let them never from the tongue, unbridled slip..."
Thanks! Jami B

Words & Music: Horatio R. Palmer, 1867
Angry words! O let them never,
From the tongue unbridled slip,
May the heart’s best impulse ever,
Check them ere they soil the lip.

Refrain: Love one another thus saith the Savior,
Children obey the Father’s blest command,
Love each other, love each other,
’Tis the Father’s blest command.

Love is much too pure and holy,
Friendship is too sacred far,
For a moment’s reckless folly,
Thus to desolate and mar. Refrain

Angry words are lightly spoken,
Bitterest thoughts are rashly stirred,
Brightest links of life are broken,
By a single angry word. Refrain