We’re turning old things [bang!] into new things [bang! bang!]. It’s exciting! [bang! bang! bang!]. We’re recycling!
Baked bean tins. Don’t throw ‘em in the bin. Do a special thing we call recycling.
Christmas cards. Old jam jars. Spare guitars. We’re recycling
Recycling. Every day.
Recycling. Not throwing away.
Recycling everything we can
Recycling. To turn old things …
Recycling. … into new things.
That sounds like a very good plan. Recycling.
Old Shampoos. Pizza menus. Grandad’s shoes. We’re recycling
Envelopes. Tunes and notes. Daddy’s old jokes. We’re recycling
Recycling. Every day.
Recycling. Not throwing away.
Recycling everything we can
Recycling. To turn old things …
Recycling. … into new things.
That sounds like a very good plan. Recycling.
Recycle. Yes, we can! [repeat]
Bottles and cans and frying pans. Toilet rolls. Socks full of holes.
Old CDs. Dead batteries. Recycling.
Mobile phones. Broken trombones. Magazines. Trampolines.
Cardboard box. Professor Brian Cox. Recycling.
Recycling. Every day.
Recycling. Not throwing away.
Recycling everything we can
Recycling. To turn old things …
Recycling. … into new things.
That sounds like a very good plan. Recycling.
Recycle. Yes, we can! [repeat]
Children can collect and sort a pile of rubbish into recyclable piles. No sharp tins or glass in there!
CMN's Environmental Songbook is a compilation of songs that promote respect and responsibility for the environment. You'll find these songs inspiring, fun and educational not just for children, but for the musicians, teachers and other adults who sing with them.