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Brian Wilson ~ Little Children


Time: 1:48 beach bum music bmi Producer: brian wilson/russ titelman Mixed by hugh padgham assisted by bob vogt at a & m recording studios Brian wilson On a monday mornin' you see 'em all there Little children they're marching along On a sunny mountain without any cares Little children they're marching along Marching along, siging a song Making rhythm and rhyme It used to be somthing to see They don't keep track of the time If the rain comes down They put on their coats Little children they're marching along If it gets too floody They get in their boats Little children they're marching along Marching along, siging a song Making rhythm and rhyme It used to be somthing to see They don't keep track of the time Poor little wendy she's too scared to speak Little children they're marching along And look at little carnie with dirt on her cheek Little children they're marching along It's three fifteen it's time to go home Little children they're marching along You can't kiss no one until you get home Little children they're marching along Marching along Marching along Marching along Marching along Marching along Marching along Marching along more free lyrics

Time: 1:48 beach bum music bmi
Producer: brian wilson/russ titelman
Mixed by hugh padgham assisted by bob vogt at a & m recording studios
Brian wilson

On a monday mornin' you see 'em all there
Little children they're marching along
On a sunny mountain without any cares
Little children they're marching along

Marching along, siging a song
Making rhythm and rhyme
It used to be somthing to see
They don't keep track of the time

If the rain comes down
They put on their coats
Little children they're marching along
If it gets too floody
They get in their boats
Little children they're marching along

Marching along, siging a song
Making rhythm and rhyme
It used to be somthing to see
They don't keep track of the time

Poor little wendy she's too scared to speak
Little children they're marching along
And look at little carnie with dirt on her cheek
Little children they're marching along
It's three fifteen it's time to go home
Little children they're marching along
You can't kiss no one until you get home
Little children they're marching along
Marching along
Marching along
Marching along
Marching along
Marching along
Marching along
Marching along

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