Cayman Parrots - RarePlanet
Cayman Parrots - RarePlanet
Cayman Parrots - RarePlanet
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We Are the Children<br />
the <strong>Cayman</strong> Ishnds<br />
(Sung to the tune of the Bar@ot Mani song, 'We<br />
are the Children of the Caribbean': The<br />
National Trust would like to thank The Barefoot<br />
Man for his generous ofiring of his music.)<br />
1 a time, in the land of ole <strong>Cayman</strong>,<br />
of pretty parrots flying free throughout our land<br />
They could feed on berries, sea grapes, nuts and seeds.<br />
There was plenty woodland for them and you and me.<br />
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We are the children of the <strong>Cayman</strong> Islands<br />
The Creator's Glory in the land around us<br />
Help save our parrots, for our sons and daughters<br />
Let God be pleased by His children in the West Indies.<br />
Then people came to <strong>Cayman</strong>, her population grew.<br />
And clearing land became the common thing to do.<br />
By making room for people, many parrot homes were lost.<br />
Development has made us rich, but parrots paid the cost.<br />
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CHORUS<br />
Today our pretty polly some think to be a pest,<br />
Her range declined, food hard to find an' little place to<br />
Our parrots have been driven to raid the farmers crop.<br />
But if we work together, we can make the damage stop.<br />
CHORUS<br />
Dear Mum and Dad we're asking for you to lead the<br />
Obey the laws of conservation. Save our tomorrow tod<br />
You'll be our example by what you say and do.<br />
When one day we are parents, we'll be thanking you.<br />
CHORUS