“ Oh, What a Beautiful Day: Sing Books with Emily, the Cabaret.” “Yellow Submarine” is one of the songs we selected to be part of MARTHA GRAHAM QUOTE (MY FRIEND JILL AND ELOISE’S BUNNY ART) My daughter Eloise interprets Yellow Submarine in a picture she madeĪrt by Eloise Pauline Gleichenhaus (March 2013)Įloise’s Homage to Singable Picture Books We Love to Sing Together Yellow Submarine (SBWE Sing-Along Lyric Sheet) Yellow Submarine: SBWE Sing-along Lyric Sheet
To honor my friends request, a lyric sheet for “Yellow Submarine,” The second thing that happened is that one other little boy used his sheet to make a picture for me and write that it was for our music time together. It wasn’t until I got home when it occurred to me that what he wanted was to draw a picture of the song and write the words to it on the lines below. I still didn’t get it, but offered to make him up a lyric sheet so he could have the words and sing the song at home. I piped up to say that the reason teachers want the kids to work on their handwriting is so that they don’t end up with a hieroglyph like mine! A few moments later he came back and asked me to write out the words to the song for him. Mason to ask her to decipher my “quirky” scrawl, since he clearly couldn’t read it, though I’d thought I’d been extra careful to make my writing legible. I have to admit here that he went straight over to Ms. While I began to pack my bag, one of the children brought his paper over to me and asked me to write the title and author down for “Yellow Submarine.” I thought at first that he asked because maybe he wanted his parents to find him the book so they could sing it at home. They had blank papers marked off with a square space for making a picture with horizontal lines printed below the square where the children were to write a sentence about the picture they drew. The children returned to their desks to work on a drawing and writing project. After the Sing Books visit, two wonderful things happened in the time it took me to pack up my big suitcase. Mason’s class the other day and we sang “Yellow Submarine,” which is always a favorite. (Trumpets play or make the sounds yourself) Words and Music by Paul McCartney and John Lennon Here are a few more videos for singing-along:Īnother video with lyrics (and Ringo Starr’s vocal)
I also love this recording by the Royal Norwegian Navy Band: In 1969, the song was used on Sesame Street, read about it here:Ī video of “Yellow Submarine” on Sesame Streetįor a fun vocal track for kids, I love Raffi’s (from his terrific album “Let’s Play”) version, too:
YOUTUBE YELLOW SUBMARINE LYRICS MOVIE
In 1968, Yellow Submarine was made into an animated movie and a soundtrack was released to go with it, REVOLVER is listed as #3 on list of 500 best albums of all time. The song first appeared on The Beatles 1966 album Revolver (Track 6) Paul McCartney is quoted, “I though, with Ringo being so good with children – a knockabout-uncle type – it might not be a bad idea him to have a children’s song.”Ī Wikipedia article about “Yellow Submarine,” here” “Yellow Submarine” is #73 in Rolling Stone Magazine’s The Beatles 100 Greatest Songs (Published in 2010) : In this “Beatles Illustrated Lyrics,” Paul McCartney is quoted, “I just loved the idea of children singing it.” George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr
Words and Music by John Lennon and Paul McCartneyĭon’t be fooled by this book! This is a book with the story of the movie and the song is not printed anywhere in the book.
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