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Have you ever heard a duck praise the Lord?
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A duck praise the Lord, a duck praise the Lord
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Have you ever heard a duck praise the Lord?
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This is what he says...
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Quack quack quack quack quack quack
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quack quack quack
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quack quack quack praise the Lord
2. kitten (meow)
3. Fish (blub)
4. Bell (ding)
5. All (ding, blub, meow, quack)
Now I know what you're thinking...How does that go in Afrikaans?
Het jy al gehoor `n eend prys die Heer?
`n eend prys die Heer
`n eend prys die Heer,
`n eend prys die \Heer,
Het jy al gehoor `n eend prys die Heer?
En dit is wat hy se...
Kwaak kwaak kwaak kwaak kwaak kwaak
kwaak kwaak kwaak
kwaak kwaak kwaak prys die Heer
2. Katjie (miaau)
3. Vis (blub)
4. Klok (dong)
5. Al (dong, blub, miaau, kwaak)
Yes that's right the Afrikaans for 'Quack' is 'Kwaak'
You can find out how it sounds by going over to this web site
Two websites on the front page of google's 'My name is quack quack' both Christian.
Coincidence?
Or message from God??????
Church of England Chaplain University of Southampton Southampton University University Soton Uni Yellow Simon Stevens Quack
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5 comments:
That's genius! We should have a service for the ducks that inhabit Highfield Campus and indeed, any other ducks that fancy joining in and singing along.
And now even ducks from Sehth Ehfrika can take part!
Presumably there's a verse for sheep. But not for goats.
Thank you for honoring us by mentioning our song in your blog!
Theologically (High Church), the chorus is a magnificent poetical statement summarizing the wonderful way that all Creation gives praise back to their Creator.
From a simpler (Low Church) perspective, it's just a totally CRAZY song that kid's from South Africa to India love to sing!
Your partner in the service of Christ,
Ralph Merrifield, New Hope Music
http://newhopemusic.com
Not sure what that duck would sound like in the Urdu language, but a children's choir in Pakistan is singing about it. Go take a look at their photo! http://newhopemusic.com/index.small/translations.urd.htm
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