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Raise Up Your Words
(what my Gramma said) By Kaitie Ty Warren © 2024 KaitieTyWarren.com Follow and support: Patreon.com/KaitieTy Teaching page made 7/2026 Raise up your words, raise up your wordsRaise up your words, raise up your wordsRaise up your words, raise up your words, raise up your words, words, words(repeat as verses progress) You may not know that … Continue reading Raise Up Your Words
Well Look At That! (You’re Beautiful)
by Sara Stutz Live Recording from Song Village 2025 Melody, low and high harmonies for chorus: Lyrics: Chorus (with harmonies): Well look at that, you're beautiful and look at that, you're beautiful, and look at that, you're beautiful and, you keep me going! Call and Echo (encourage people to throw in harmonies if they'd like on the … Continue reading Well Look At That! (You’re Beautiful)
Arriving
by Deborah Leeds Teaching page made 3/2026 Arriving, arrivingIn our bodies and our souls, we're arriving Deborah wrote this as an opener song to help people settle in at Living Room Choir, and she invites us to "zipper it," meaning insert different words we might want to use. "in our voices, in our songs, we're … Continue reading Arriving
Buds of Spring
1969, Mill Valley CAGlenn Turner, based on NonesuchWords by poet Hope Athearn, The Lady's BransleArrangement: Heather Houston Teaching Page made 5/2026 Here's a beautiful tribute to the spirit of the seasons. This song was originally composed in Mill Valley in 1969 by Glenn Turner, based on a tune called Nonesuch (listen here). Glenn's mother, poet Hope Athearn, … Continue reading Buds of Spring
The Way Knows
by Lyndsey Scotthttps://www.lyndseyscott.earth/ Teaching Page made 2/2026 from Well Held, released June 1, 2022"You don't have to know the way. The Way knows the way." ~Unknown quote /(as found in Tosha Silver's book _It's Not Your Money_)Music and other lyrics by Lyndsey Scott ©️ 2019 Explore our friend Lyndsey's wonderful, powerful song on her Bandcamp … Continue reading The Way Knows
Yemaya Asesu
Yoruba chant arr. for SATB by Brian Tate,of Yoruba; Afro-Caribbean; Afro-Brazilian; Cuban; West African originshttps://www.briantatemusic.com/ Teaching page made 2/2026 Yemaya (or Yemoja) is a major Orisha (goddess) of the living Ocean, and mother of all. She is widely revered across Yoruba culture, and is called Mother whose children are the fish. She represents motherhood, fertility, … Continue reading Yemaya Asesu
We Are Love
Danica's Song by Kaitie Ty WarrenKaitieTyWarren.comfollow and support: Patreon.com/KaitieTy Teaching Page created 2/2026 (Please see notes about lyric variation before committing this song to memory. This is an early days recording and it has evolved.) Danica Sheridan: Instagram and IMDB Danica and Kaitie Ty were good friends. In Fall 2025, Danica died unexpectedly in her … Continue reading We Are Love
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