The Balloon Song for Learning Colors - Little Blue Globe Band Video
The Balloon Song by Little Blue Globe Band
Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/track/1LwCJDPfHzpwqdXFjx6y9L?si=ZDRgan2YRKWP11JK8EbFlQ
iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/its-a-toddlers-world/1376492806
Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Toddlers-World-Little-Blue-Globe/dp/B07CN4429B/ref=sr_1_1?s=dmusic&ie=UTF8&qid=1525020458&sr=1-1-mp3-albums-bar-strip-0&keywords=Little+Blue+Globe+Band
Toddler World TV celebrates five years of educational videos and songs on YouTube with a new version of our very first song, the Balloon Song (for learning colors). The Balloon Song was written in 2012 by Matthew John Dorman (and performed by his band, Little Blue Globe Band) to help teach his baby daughter Taika (Taika means 'magic' in Finnish) basic colors (you can see Taika playing violin in the video). The song worked so well that Matt made a video for it and uploaded it to YouTube in early 2013. It was not monetized at first -- it was simply used to teach Taika (and her relatives and friends) colors. The video quickly became an international toddler hit, and many more videos soon followed.
This rendition features a new version of the song coupled with a new live action video featuring sisters Taika and Saima playing music and playing with balloons. Like the original version, the five year anniversary version of the Balloon Song is designed to help toddlers, young children, and older kids who are non-native speakers learn the basic colors - and have fun in the process. We hope you enjoy the video!
The song will soon be available on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify and many other digital stores.
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Music composition and video by Matthew John Dorman
Set design by Pirjo and Matthew Dorman
Performed by Little Blue Globe Band
Lyrics:
THE BALLOON SONG
Red, red balloon, floating in the sky
Blue, blue balloon, drifting up so high
White, white balloon, flying through the air
Green, green balloon, you can see it everywhere
The balloon song, balloon song, this is the balloon song
Brown, brown balloon, blowing in the wind
Black, black balloon, floating by me again
Purple, purple balloon, such a beautiful thing
Orange Orange balloon, makes me want to sing
The balloon song, balloon song, this is the balloon song
Ok...let's sing it a little quieter now...are you ready? Let's go...
Yellow, yellow balloon, high above the trees
Pink, pink balloon, coming back to me
Coming back to me
Coming back to me
Copyright 2018 Matthew John Dorman
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