Marching Ants Counting in the Rain
Children's counting march in a minor key: a steady snare drum, fife and brass, with a group of voices and drum-beat chants. Adventurous and fun, sung in English, about a line of marching ants counting up one by one as they hurry underground out of the rain.
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Left, right, left, right.One ant marching in the light.The sky turns grey, the wind starts to blow.He finds a hole where he can go.Marching down, marching down.Deep inside the quiet ground.Left, right, left, right.Hide away from the rain tonight.One, two, three, four.Hurry through the tunnel door.Five, six, seven, eight.Move along, don't be late.Hurry, hurry, down we go.Far away from the rain and snow.One, two, three, four.Hurry through the tunnel door.Left, right, left, right.Two more ants are in a fright.The big fat drops begin to fall.Against the bricks, against the wall.Three and four are close behind.Looking for what they can find.Left, right, left, right.Keep the pantry out of sight.One, two, three, four.Hurry through the tunnel door.Five, six, seven, eight.Move along, don't be late.Hurry, hurry, down we go.Far away from the rain and snow.One, two, three, four.Hurry through the tunnel door.Left, right, left, right.Nine and ten are out of sight.The storm is loud, the mud is deep.Down in the dark where the sisters sleep.Ten little ants all in a row.Watching the water start to flow.Left, right, left, right.Safe and sound and tucked in tight.One, two, three, four.Hurry through the tunnel door.Five, six, seven, eight.Move along, don't be late.Hurry, hurry, down we go.Far away from the rain and snow.One, two, three, four.Hurry through the tunnel door.
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