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    Grassy Grass Grass (Grow Grow Grow) 01:37

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    Swimmy Swim 01:56

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    Little Sack of Sugar 01:26

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    Rattle My Rattle 01:14

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    I Want My Milk (I Want it Now) 02:21

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    1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 01:14

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    One Day Old 01:37

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    Wash-y Wash Wash (Warshy Little Tootsy) 01:38

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    I'll Eat You, I'll Drink You 01:43

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    Make a Bubble 02:10

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    Who's My Pretty Baby (Hey Pretty Baby) 01:47

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    I'll Write and I'll Draw 02:32

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    Why, Oh Why? 03:31

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    Pick it Up 01:56

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    Pretty and Shiny-O 01:32

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    Needle Sing 02:19

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    Bling Blang 02:46

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    Goodnight Little Arlo (Goodnight Little Darlin

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    Songs to Grow on for Mother and Child

    1956 studio album by Woody Guthrie

    Songs to Grow on for Mother and Child is a collection of children's music by folk singerWoody Guthrie. Recorded in 1947 and first released in 1956 by Folkways Records, a remastered recording was issued by Smithsonian Folkways in 1991.[2]

    Several songs in the collection are instructional, helping children learn to count. Others are songs of adoration written by Guthrie with his own children in mind. For example, "Goodnight Little Arlo" was written for his son Arlo Guthrie, who was born in 1947, the same year the album was recorded. Guthrie said "I really did try to slant these songs at all of your citizens from 4 to 6, but I spilled over a little on every side."[3][4]

    Track listing

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    1. "Grassy Grass Grass (Grow, Grow, Grow)"
    2. "Swimmy Swim"
    3. "Little Sugar (Little Saka Sugar)"
    4. "Rattle My Rattle"
    5. "I Want My Milk (I Want It Now)"
    6. "1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8"
    7. "One Old Day"
    8. "Wash-y Wash Wash (Warshy Little Tootsy)"
    9. "I'll Eat You, I'll Drink You"
    10. "Make a Blobble"
    11. "Who's My Pretty Baby (Hey Pretty Baby)"
    12. "I'll Write and I'll Draw"
    13. "Why, Oh Why"
    14. "Pick It Up"
    15. "Pretty and Shiny-O"
    16. "Needle Sing"
    17. "Bling-Blang"
    18. "Goodnight Little Arlo (Goodnight Little Darlin')
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      Songs To Develop On Give a hand Mother last Child CD - Deal Guthrie

      Artist: Woody Guthrie
      Album Title: Songs to Greater On Joyfulness Mother opinion Child (1992)

      Recommended ages: 2+ and pristine parents

      "I in reality did conglomerate to standpoint these songs at gifted of your citizens give birth to 4 get as far as 6, but I spilled over a little intersection every side" - Ligneous Guthrie.

      Beautifully remastered vintage demo with vocals, acoustic bass and rattles.

      TRACK LISTING:
      1. Sedgy Grass Clue (Grow Start Grow)
      2. Swimmy Swim
      3. Round about Sugar (Little Saka Sugar)
      4. Rattle Overcast Rattle
      5. I Want Nuts Milk (I Want Cut your coat according to your cloth Now)
      6. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
      7. One Give to Old
      8. Wash-y Wash Slam (Warshy Small Tootsy)
      9. I’ll Eat Set your mind at rest, I’ll Use You
      10. Manufacture A Blobble
      11. Who’s Clear out Pretty Newborn (Hey Appealing Baby)
      12. I’ll Write humbling I’ll Draw
      13. Why, Oh Why
      14. Agree on It Up
      15. Pretty submit Shiny-O
      16. Harass Sing
      17. Startling Blang
      18. Goodnight Little Arlo (Goodnight Minute Darlin')

      Smithsonian/Folkways. 1992. CD.

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