Loren Kate - What's In Your Bucket
from Little Wonders by Sarah Humphreys & Loren Kate
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Written by Loren Kate
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What’s in your bucket little boy, little boy
Eggs from my hen she laid them this morning
What’s in your pocket little girl, little girl
Plums from the orchard they’re starting to fall
Shall we go home and make a fine plum pie
Shall we go home and make a fine plum pie
And eat it together, just you and I
Oh we’ll eat it together just you and I
What’s in your bucket little boy, little boy
Wool from my sheep I sheared her this morning
What’s in your pocket little girl, little girl
Knitting needles I whittled from the gum tree next door
Shall we go home and make a fine woollen coat
Shall we go home and make a fine woollen coat
And we both can wear it when the weather gets cold
Oh we both can wear it when the weather gets cold
What’s in your bucket little boy, little boy
Leaves from the fig tree, I raked them this morning
What’s in your pocket little girl, little girl
A long white feather, from a wise old bird
Shall we go home and make a fine sail boat
Shall we go home and make a fine sail boat
And sail it together when the weather gets cold
Oh we’ll sail it together, when the weather gets cold
What’s in your bucket little boy, little boy
There’s nothing in my bucket and I’ve done all my chores
What’s in your pocket little girl, little girl
Oh there’s nothing in my pocket but my hearts full of joy
And I’ll fill up your bucket with my heart full of joy
Now lets go play together
With our hearts full of Joy
Eggs from my hen she laid them this morning
What’s in your pocket little girl, little girl
Plums from the orchard they’re starting to fall
Shall we go home and make a fine plum pie
Shall we go home and make a fine plum pie
And eat it together, just you and I
Oh we’ll eat it together just you and I
What’s in your bucket little boy, little boy
Wool from my sheep I sheared her this morning
What’s in your pocket little girl, little girl
Knitting needles I whittled from the gum tree next door
Shall we go home and make a fine woollen coat
Shall we go home and make a fine woollen coat
And we both can wear it when the weather gets cold
Oh we both can wear it when the weather gets cold
What’s in your bucket little boy, little boy
Leaves from the fig tree, I raked them this morning
What’s in your pocket little girl, little girl
A long white feather, from a wise old bird
Shall we go home and make a fine sail boat
Shall we go home and make a fine sail boat
And sail it together when the weather gets cold
Oh we’ll sail it together, when the weather gets cold
What’s in your bucket little boy, little boy
There’s nothing in my bucket and I’ve done all my chores
What’s in your pocket little girl, little girl
Oh there’s nothing in my pocket but my hearts full of joy
And I’ll fill up your bucket with my heart full of joy
Now lets go play together
With our hearts full of Joy
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from Little Wonders,
released December 12, 2016
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Loren Kate Adelaide, Australia
An utterly captivating performer and brilliant storyteller.
Loren Kate's songwriting is undeniably beautiful, she writes with a depth and passion that
is rare and inspiring.
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