The Planets
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Mercury Venus Earth and Mars
Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune
All orbit around the sun
All orbit around the sun
Mercury is very very old
The days are hot, the nights are cold
Neptune is the one furthest from the sun
No one’s ever been there and they never ever will
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Venus is the one that shines so bright
And you can see her in the day or the night
Mars is closer by, the red one in the sky
Jupiter's the oldest, and the biggest of them all
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Galileo Galilee
The planet we call Saturn, he did see
With her rings of green and blue, a touch of yellow too
And then there is Uranus made of ice and coloured blue
But Planet Earth is the only one with life
It's fragile and the perfect place to be
The flowers and the trees, the birds, the fish, the bees and
A moon that shines so brightly on the people down below but
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Big Yellow Ball
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Big yellow ball, that’s what you are
One million kilometers wide
A hundred million kilometers round.
Big yellow ball burning in space
Day turns to night, heat turns to cold.
The earth takes a year just to travel round the sun
And it’s a mighty long way to go
Round and around and around and around
And around the sun we go
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People in the north of the Earth have the summer
When the people in the south are cold
People in the east of the Earth have their night
When the people in the west have day.
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Spring turns to summer turns to autumn turns to winter
How I love to watch the seasons change
Showers in the winter then the flowers in the spring
And then the heat on the dusty plain.
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10,000 Stars
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For every grain of sand, there are 10,000 stars
Se-ven-ty septillion and they all are, away so far
Sun goes down and darkness descends
And one by one stars appear
Sirius is the one brighter than the sun
It twinkles in the sky so clear
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On cold dark nights, when stars shine bright such a
Wondrous sight to behold
And when the moon comes out and glows
It lights up the earth below
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Canopus is the second brightest star in the sky
Many light years from where we are
You’ll see it in the summertime at the end of the day
As the sun goes down and away
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For every grain of sand, there are 10,000 stars
Seventy septillion and they all are, away so far
They all are, away so far
10,000 stars, so far away