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Artist/Band: Sesame Street
Lyrics for Song: Caribbean Amphibian
Lyrics for Album: Elmopalooza [1998]



I know a tropical island

Where the Mango moon and Banana sun shine

And on this tropical island

There lives a cousin of mine

Sometimes he lives in the water

Sometimes he lives on the land

Sometimes he likes to go sun himself

On soft Caribbean sand

He's a Caribbean Amphibian

He likes to hop in the tropical sea

Caribbean Amphibian

A frog in a coconut tree

The flying fish and the turtles

They've seen him hop where the pineapple grows

He likes to see all the islands

So, island-hopping he goes

Sometimes he hops to Jamaica

Sometimes to Haiti he hops

Sometimes a warm Puerto Rican beach

Is where he finally stops



He's a Caribbean Amphibian

He likes to hop in the tropical sea

Caribbean Amphibian

A frog in a coconut tree

Sometimes he lives in the water

Sometimes he lives on the land

Sometimes he likes to play music in

An all-amphibian band

He's a Caribbean Amphibian

He likes to hop in the tropical sea

Caribbean Amphibian

A frog in a coconut tree

Everybody!

He's a Caribbean Amphibian

He likes to hop in the tropical sea

Caribbean Amphibian

A frog in a coconut tree

A frog in the coconut tree

Ribbet Ribbet!


Caribbean Amphibian

Caribbean Amphibian stands as a vibrant example of Sesame Street's eclectic musical approach, blending educational themes with lively rhythms. Released on the 1998 compilation Elmopalooza, the track showcases the show's tradition of using catchy melodies to engage young audiences. While the specific narrative of the song remains tied to the show's broader character-driven storytelling, its musical composition reflects the energetic production style characteristic of the late nineties. This recording contributes to the extensive catalogue of Sesame Street music, which has long served as a cornerstone of children's entertainment. The song exemplifies how the franchise utilizes diverse genres to maintain listener interest, offering a playful auditory experience that complements the visual world of the series without relying on complex lyrical structures.


Album Lyrics: Elmopalooza [1998]


Sesame Street
"Elmopalooza [1998]"


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2. Caribbean Amphibian
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