The Amazon River
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The Amazon River
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The parrot goes ah, ah, ah
The monkey goes oo, oo, oo, oo, oo
The boa goes sss, sss, sss
The cricket goes cri, cri, cri, cri, cri
Cri, cri, cri, cri, cri
Down in the Amazon
Where trees are green and plenty
Wild animals live there
And they love to sing
(Chorus: The parrot goes...)
When nighttime comes
Down in the jungle
All you hear is whispers
As crickets sing goodnight
(Chorus: The parrot goes...)
If you're ever down
Down in the Amazon
And you hear the singing
Be sure to sing along
(Chorus: The parrot goes...)
The Amazon
The Amazon River
Is a beautiful river
In South America, in South America.
(Chorus: The parrot goes...)
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Cristina Orin performs "The Amazon River", and this lyric page sits inside the Cristina Orin catalog on LyroVerse.
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