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SUSSIE SONGS QTune-Xiihen Day is Donej I Oh, Sussie tribe. for you We'll cheer And fight to win, Oh. Spssie tribe, ive know youive lots W o pep and vim. XX e're loyal, we're true To your dear color, blue. XY e love you, we'll keep you The best of all the tribes We knew, Oh, Sussie tribe, when far apart Well hear you call And treasure your ideals in our hearts. Although we miss the tribe We love Wveill always hold i The memories that are Worth far more than gold. CTune-Hiawathais hlelody of Love.j And the song they sang XYas a Susquehanna melody, just a simple reverie Of the days that used to be. As we sat entranced Beneath the weeping willow tree, Every Sussie ashore Sang of Indian lore. As the four big tribes Sat near the firelight beaming bright, And the songs we sing tonight Klemories bring to light Of the deeds of bold braves Of the long, long ago, As we sing the Susquehanna melody. The Sussie tribe is glad to see you. YYe are glad to have you here 'With the White and Blue we greet you And our hearts are full of cheer As we gather round this campfire We all hope you'll tarry long As we pledge our loyal friendship In a true, dear Sussie song. WINNIE SONGS QTune-Rememberingb Oh, Wfinnies, our dear old W'innies XVe,ll love you forever more XVe,ll never forget the best tribe Among the campers along the shore. W7e,ll triumph in all We enter, XVe're loyal, brave and true. Oh, XVinnies, our dear old W'innies, XVe love you, oh, yes, we do. XVe'll remember you. QTune-Sweet Hortensej Oh, oh, you XVinnebago, There never was a tribe like the VVin- nebago We have the swimmers and the track men, too. XVe can ever row and tilt a canoe. Every morning when we awake XVe're the first to jump in the lake Oh, boy, We're immense! VVe ainit good-looking, but We've got good sense. X,- CTune-hfly VVild Irish Rosej Oh, XVinnebago tribe, the dearest tribe of all. You may search everywhere, But none can compare To the XVinnebago tribe. The fairest on any shore, Thy fame will spread forever more YVill live in our hearts YVhen we're far apart From our XR7l1'1H6b3.gO tribe.
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