Chorus:
Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation
The water cycle boogie goes round and round
The water cycle boogie goes up and down

The sun gives the water cycle power to spin
The water goes up and down again
The surface of all water heats up with the sun
The vapor rises up and then the boogies begun
What's that called? What's that called?
EVAPORATION

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Water holds together chemically
Hydrogen bonding is what you see
All those airborne vapors they squeeze together
To form a cloud that could change the weather
What's that called? What's that called?
CONDENSATION

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All those dark clouds can't hold together
Water boogies down bringing stormy weather
Fog, rain, hail, flurries, ice and sleet
Splish, splash, and crunch underneath your feet
What's that called? What's that called?
PRECIPITATION

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Two thirds of the earth is water, it's true
Gives life to every plant and animal too
Respect water's power, only use your share
Don't waste a drop, there's none to spare
Let's do the water cycle boogie again,
Let's go for another spin!

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Arranged and © 1989 Banana Slug String Band -- Slug Music/ BMI
All Rights Reserved. Used with permission.

Banana Slug String Band

The Banana Slug String Band is a group of lovable musicians and educators from the coastal redwoods of Northern California. With vocals, guitars, mandolin, bass, harmonica, banjo and percussion, Slug songs range from rockin' boogies to gentle ballads; folk songs to reggae.

The Banana Slug String Band is committed to educational entertainment for children and families through interactive music and performance. That’s why, when the band plays live, theater, puppetry and audience participation round out the fun-filled learning experience.

The Banana Slugs are dedicated to fostering positive attitudes about the environment, providing accurate information about Natural History and Science, promoting music appreciation, building self esteem in children, honoring creativity, supporting the arts in education, and sparking in people a joyful sense of wonder!

Have you seen the Slugs in your area? They play at aquariums, concert halls, parks, camps, museums and, of course, schools! If you would like to bring the Slugs to your school or other event, please visit our website for details.