Walt Disney Records - From Sunup to Sundown

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{Chorus: Moose A Moose}
From sunup to sundown
A farmer tends his farm
The sound of a rooster
His morning alarm (Cock-a-doodle-doo!)
No, it ain't always easy
Working all day long
From sunup to sundown
We'll sing the farmer's song

{Verse 1: Moose A Moose}
Milk the cows first thing each day
Feed the horses a bale of hay
Eggs from chickens, wool from sheep
When you care for the animals
There's no time to sleep, yeah (Cock-a-doodle-doo!)

{Chorus: Moose A Moose}
From sunup to sundown
A farmer tends his farm
The sound of a rooster
His morning alarm (Cock-a-doodle-doo!)
No, it ain't always easy
Working all day long
From sunup to sundown
We'll sing the farmer's song

{Verse 2: Moose A Moose}
Rides his tractor across the field
Works all day to grow our meals
Corn, potatoes, carrots and wheat
Up from the ground, so many things to eat

{Chorus: Moose A Moose}
From sunup to sundown
A farmer tends his farm
The sound of a rooster
His morning alarm (Cock-a-doodle-doo!)
No, it ain't always easy
Working all day long
From sunup to sundown
We'll sing the farmer's song

{Outro: Moose A Moose}
From sunup to sundown
We'll sing the farmer's song

Release Date: May 05, 2024

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"From Sunup to Sundown" by Walt Disney Records is a catchy and upbeat song that celebrates the hard work and dedication of farmers. Moose A Moose sings about the daily tasks of a farmer, from milking cows to feeding chickens and tending to the fields. The chorus emphasizes the long hours and challenges of farming, but also highlights the joy and satisfaction that comes from working the land. With its lively melody and fun lyrics, this song is sure to get listeners singing along and appreciating the effort that goes into providing food for our tables.

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Much of the acclaim Disney has received for its animated films comes from the music recorded for them, typically commissioned to exceptionally talented composers (e.g. Hans Zimmer, Alan Menken) and lyricists (e.g. The Sherman Brothers, Howard Ashman), with occasional help from stars such as Elton John.