[Music Intro] [Xylophone playing] [Music box tune] [bouncy piano] [xylophone dancing melody] [orchestral violin thrills] [orchestral hits] [intro end] [Verse 1] In a forest of green, where the tall timbers grow, Lived a young little beaver with plenty to show. She was small, she was fuzzy, she was quite a sight, With a coat that was hairy and combed nice and tight. [sarcastic tone] (Oh so tight!) [Chorus] She’s a hairy small beaver, so busy and bold, She loves to grab wood that is heavy and old. She handles her log with a firm little grip, And slides it right in with a wag and a dip! [steady rhythmic beat] [xylophone dancing melody] [orchestral violin thrills] [Verse 2] Now the beaver, she liked when her whiskers were wet, The slipperiest feeling a beaver can get. She’d find a nice opening, deep in the bush, And give it a wiggle and then a big push! [sarcastic tone] (Push it good!) [Chorus] She’s a hairy small beaver, so busy and bold, She loves to grab wood that is heavy and old. She handles her log with a firm little grip, And slides it right in with a wag and a dip! [xylophone dancing melody] [orchestral violin thrills] [Bridge] She works on her dam till the sun starts to set, She’s stroking the bark and she’s covered in sweat. The harder the timber, the better she feels, As she chews on her hardwood and hearty spring meals! [Verse 3] So if you see her, her tail’s on display, She’s looking for lumber to play with today. She’ll mount every stump and she’ll finish the chore, She’s taking it all until she can’t handle more! [choir, questioning tone] (No more wood!) [music slows down] [soft whispering tune] [orchestral break] [music ramps up again] [violin & piano solo] [Chorus] [sing alongside xylophone] She’s a hairy small beaver, so busy and bold, She loves to grab wood that is heavy and old. She handles her log with a firm little grip, And slides it right in with a wag and a dip! [Outro] Now the dam is all built and the timber is snug, She gives her big log one last playful tug. The hairy small beaver is tucked in just right, As she drifts off to sleep in the soft moonlight. [solo sarcastic tone] (So satisfying!) [Fade out with splashing water sounds]
