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The Day I Joined the Wolf Cubs lyrics

Performer John Edmond

The Day I Joined the Wolf Cubs song lyrics by John Edmond official

The Day I Joined the Wolf Cubs is a song in English

The day I joined the Wolf Cubs oh I remember well
Akela and Nihera and the stories that they tell
And when I got my uniform my woggle and my scarf
I learnt to tie a reef knot and Baloo could make me laugh

And it was dib, dib, dib we'd hear the sixer cry
Dog, dog, dog we'd eagerly reply
The grand howl of the Wolf Cubs oh I can hear it yet
The day I joined the Wolf Cubs I never will forget

Then I was going up
And I soon became a Scout
And I began to learn just what the world was all about
I learnt the Scout law quickly and we camped out on the ridge
I learnt to cook and track and hike and how to build a bridge

And it was dib, dib, dib we'd hear the sixer cry
Dog, dog, dog we'd eagerly reply
The grand howl of the Wolf Cubs oh I can hear it yet
The day I joined the Wolf Cubs I never will forget

Then I became a soldier and it call came back to me
The camps, the compass and first aid and the spirit of BP
I slept beneath the heavens though it was a time of strife
I still remembered fondly the young days of my life

And it was dib, dib, dib we'd hear the sixer cry
Dog, dog, dog we'd eagerly reply
The grand howl of the Wolf Cubs oh I can hear it yet
The day I joined the Wolf Cubs I never will forget

And it was dib, dib, dib we'd hear the sixer cry
Dog, dog, dog we'd eagerly reply
The grand howl of the Wolf Cubs oh I can hear it yet
The day I joined the Wolf Cubs I never will forget
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