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The Big Picture

from Waltzing with Bears by Sandy Cash

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I drew a picture of a boy and his hair is blue
He’s petting a rhinoceros, I made it just for you.
I drew a picture of a chair, it had funny legs
They are most unusual, they look like scrambled eggs.

And in the chair is a boy, and his hair is blue…

I drew picture of a room, the walls are jelly beans
I used every color that I have ever seen

I drew a picture of a house, the doors are opened wide
I wanted it to be like that so I could look inside

I drew a picture of a street, the sidewalk is all pink
The trees have purple apples, it’s pretty there I think

I drew a picture of a town, the buildings are so high
Lots of people come and go, and wave as they go by

I drew a picture of a state, it looks like a square
There are trees and rivers scattered everywhere

I drew a picture of a country such a lovely place
The hills are polka dotted, with snowflakes made of lace

I drew a picture of a world, the oceans are so blue
I filled it up with all the things that I already drew

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from Waltzing with Bears, released January 1, 2007
Words and music by Cheryl Dawdy, Connie Huber and Grace Morand, Four-Frou Music, BMI

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From the Midwest to the Middle East, American-born singer-songwriter Sandy Cash is a musical storyteller whose thoughtful – and theatrical – performance style is rooted in the songs on which she grew up back in her native Detroit.

Sandy draws on history and present-day politics, while exploring themes such as the sustaining love of family, a commitment to community, and a healthy sense of humor. ... more

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