The tune is Track 2 “Alphabet Song (ABC),” which uses the same tune as “Twinkle Star.” If you need help remembering the tune, you can find it on the CD which accompanies “ABC Sing-Along” or by clicking this i-tunes link to “60 Kid’s Songs All Time Favorite Children’s Music”: Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star (and other favorite bedtime rhymes) (From a poem by Jane Taylor, source of these lyrics: The Golden Book of Poetry (1947), the exact wording of the poem varies slightly depending on the source.) Letter D is sung to the tune of “ Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star.” “Do Your Ears Hang Low” (and this parady) is a perfect song to sing a capella, if you need help remembering this tune, you can hear it on the CD that comes with “ABC Sing-Along” or you can hear a version by Peter Moses’s album “90 Nifty Songs,” Track 22, by clicking here: Letter C is sung to the tune of “Do Your Ears Hang Low.”Ĭan you throw them over your shoulder like a continental soldier? (The printed music and minimal illustration for “Ninety Nine Bottles of POP” appears on page 116 of the book WeeSing Games, Rhymes and Silly Songs)
(Continue singing, counting down a number with each verse!)įind the printed music to “Ninety-nine Bottles of Pop” inĬollected by Pamela Conn Beall and Susan Hagen Nipp Letter B is sung to the tune of “Ninety-nine Bottles.” The CD has a vocal track for each letter’s ditty, so you can sing along or get the tune enough in your head to sing it yourself! Each letter is given a song, written to a familiar tune. Today, let’s talk about the Letters B, C, and D
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