Oklahoma Kids: a Kaleidoscope
We are Oklahoma kids We
are Oklahoma's future We shine bright with every color A
Kaleidoscope
We speak Chinese we speak Spanish We
speak Arabic and English Some among us hear our Grandpas Speaking
Cherokee or Choctaw
We are dark skinned we are light
skinned We are cowboys we are Indians We have
ancestors who came here For a thousand different reasons
Some
laid tracks that brought the train Some drove cattle some grew
grain Some were soldiers others oilmen Some were
slaves and some were freemen
Some rode in on covered
wagons Others walked from distant homelands We were
born here we were brought here Somehow all our families got
here
So we share a common land we call our own
We
are Oklahoma kids We are Oklahoma's future We shine
bright with every color A Kaleidoscope
We're
explorers and we're tryers We're bike riders and kite flyers We
play baseball, we play soccer She's a rapper, he's a rocker
From
the cities to the rural routes We are Brownies; we are Boy
Scouts We do Tae Kwon Do and ballet And we dream what
we'll be someday
We'll be singers with guitars We'll
be athletes; we'll be stars We'll be scientists and teachers Veterinarians
and preachers We'll build roads and we'll
build robots We'll be farmers we'll be astronauts However
far we end up going Today we're learning and we're growing
Here
together in this land we call our home
We are
Oklahoma kids We are Oklahoma's future We shine
bright with every color A Kaleidoscope © 2007 by Monty Harper.
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About
This Song This
song is available on the Get
a Clue CD.
This song is included in Monty's Oklahoma
history assembly
programs for K-5th grade.
This song
was written for the 2007 summer library reading program theme in
Oklahoma, celebrating our state's centennial birthday.
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