You Are The Heroes
Song from the CD 'Cause Living's Pretty Sweet
Created by The Lynn Gross Discovery School
Written by our own performing arts teacher David Burger.
Performed by the students at P.S. 175 Grades 2-5.
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You Are The Heroes Song from the CD 'Cause Living's Pretty Sweet Created by The Lynn Gross Discovery School Written by our own performing arts teacher David Burger. Performed by the students at P.S. 175 Grades 2-5. |
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Lyrics to You Are The
Heroes: You, you who get going every day, get some work done when you want to play: you are the heroes And you, you who make just one person smile, not even thinking all the while that you are the heroes Our parents who work so we have enough to eat and clothes on our back and shoes on our feet The people who care for our bodies and our minds and teach us to be kind and do it all the time You, you who are happy you are here to make others glad that you are near: you are the heroes And you, you who shine at who you are, each of you is a superstar You are the heroes, you are the heroes, you are the heroes, you are the heroes.... |
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Want to Listen To More Songs From Our CD 'Cause Living's Pretty Sweet? Click On The Name of The Song to listen. Please Note that the songs will open in your personal default player. These songs are best played in Window's Media Player. Songs From Our Play: Romeo and Juliet (Grade 5)
Songs From Our Play: Macbeth (Grade 4)
Recorder with Mr. Jack Bashkow Songs With Grades Pre K-3 Songs With Grades 2-5 |
All Songs written by David Burger except Recorder songs and verse 1 of Way Down South (Public Domain). Lyrics to Romeo and Juliet and Macbeth are based in part on Romeo and Juliet for Kids and Macbeth for Kids by Louis Burdett, published by Firefly Books.
Copyright Windblown Music.
Recorded in the Martha Warner Auditorium and in Media Recording Studios.
Recording engineer: Steve Young.
Funded in large part by a grant from Project Arts.
Many, many thanks to: Linda Green, Patricia Cooper, Carmen Lugo, Jack Bashkow, our teachers, parents and of course, the kids! A million thanks to Barbara Bialek.
This recording is dedicated to our own Owen Richards: You're in our hearts.
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