Recycled songs Home page
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When carers and carees, perhaps with family and friends, would like to burst into song, here is a series of songs written to help uplift spirits.
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The songs are very productive within DIY Dementia Meeting Centres within your local community here.
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When carers attend their support groups and other meetings, the songs are hoped to boost the purpose of the meeting. Sometimes, the topics of the meeting include hard-to-grasp concepts such as power of attorney or the latest news affecting carers generally. Even more specific - when members relate their experience when completing forms.
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What better way but to end with a song which treats red tape etc with the ridicule it generally deserves? Try No. 4 on the links lists.
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There are songs for caree special needs here.
Home page links for after you've read about the songs below.
- Clap your hands
- The hot-water bottle song
- Carers, carers, (dem) carers
- Joshua at the Battle of Red Tape Square
- We're the happiest carers in town here
- We're singing for the brain here
- For organisers and song leaders
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The songs
- Clap your hands This well-know tune starts the ball rolling.
- The hot-water bottle song We recruit Fagin and Bill Sikes to help keep four feet warm all night.
- Carers, carers, (dem) carers You guessed it! Sing it soon to see how your knee-bones are connected.
- Joshua at the Battle of Red Tape Square When Joshua fit the battle, he didn't know what he had started!
- We're the happiest carers in town here And the nifty-est etc
- We're singing for the brain here Better than singing in the rain.