Bear Song chords by Key Wilde & Mr Clarke
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Verse 1
If (C major) you care about (A minor) bears,
you should (F major) be aware
(G major) There are (E minor) eight unique
(A minor) species (D minor) to com (G major) pare
Some (C major) are fairly com (E major) mon,
some ex (F major) tremely rare (F minor)
We (C major) have a (A major) few bear facts (D minor) to share (G major)
I'm talking about
Po (C major) lar bear,
Sun bear,
Moon bear,
Sloth bear,
(F major) Spectacle bear
Panda, brown bear, black bear,
one (G major) thing in common, they love to eat.
We've (C major) named all eight,
now let's repeat. Polar bears,
sun bears,
moon bears,
sloth bears, (F major) spectacle.
Panda, brown bear, black bear,
(G major) what makes a brown bear
different from a black?
Let's (C major) go down the list,
share a few more facts.
Polar bears.
Polar bears. (G major)
(A major) Po (C major) lar bears are digital,
they walk on ice,
blend (F major) in with the snow,
but they're really not white.
(G major) skin is black, their fur is clear,
they (C major) live in the arctic
far away from here, (G major) (C major) sun bears. (G major)
(A major) Sun (C major) bears love to eat honey and bees,
they climb (F major) through the trees
like chimpanzees.
South (G major) east Asians,
the smallest pair of all.
Some (C major) people say that they look
like dogs. (G major) (C major)
Bears (G major) (A major) Loon (C major) Bears,
also called Asian Blacks,
on their (F major) chest is a large
light triangle patch.
They (G major) live in trees throughout the year.
They got a (C major) fluffy black collar
and Mickey Mouse ears.
Sloth Bears (G major)
(A major) Black (C major) and shaggy with
long white claws,
(F major) people used to think
they were related to sloths.
(G major) Bulbous snout,
tongue hanging to the ground,
they (C major) suck up bugs with a
slurping sound. (G major)
They (C major) get their name
from the pattern on their face,
the (F major) only bear found in South
America today.
They build nestled (G major) trees
of olden leaves.
(C major) Mothers sing their cubs
to sleep. (G major) (C major) (G major)
Panda (A major) (C major) bear has mysterious ways.
They (F major) eat bamboo twelve hours a day
in an (G major) all -green forest, black and white.
Did (C major) n't quite get the camouflage right,
(A minor) but (C major) even so, they're still hard to find.
and their popu (F major) lation is in decline.
Try (G major) ing to protect the remaining few,
but they don't seem (C major) to like to
have babies in zoos. (G major)
(C major) Brown bears. (G major)
(A major) Brown (C major) bears have a big
hump on their back.
Talk (F major) about the grizzly and the kodiak.
They're ex (G major) tremely fast,
active after nightfall,
most widely (C major) distributed bear
of all. (G major) (C major) (G major)
They're far (C major) more black bears
than any other kind,
Pop (F major) ulated areas that don't
seem to mind.
Some (G major) times they're colored brown,
cinnamon or white,
They're (C major) much more active in
the day than night. (G major)
(C major) Prola bears, sun bears,
moon bears, sloth bears,
(F major) Spectacled panda,
brown bear, black bear,
One (G major) thing in common, they love to eat,
We've (C major) named all eight,
so let's repeat.
We'll get to the end,
we're just about through.
Hope (F major) you learned a little fact or two.
Perhaps (G major) we're all a little more aware
About the fascinating creatures
that we call bats.
Bear Song
Key Wilde & Mr Clarke
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