I used to listen to a children's cassette when I was young and I am trying to find out what it was. It was a story, rather than music, and considering my age it would have to have come out in the mid-late 80s or possibly early 90s. I will recreate what I can recall here, but my memories are foggy at best.
"Walking like a neighbor should,
Talking like a neighbor should,
and smiling saying neighborly, Hello!
Everyone's so glad to see you,
that's the way it is in ****, you know!."
I cannot remember the **'ed out part, but I remember it was the name of the place the story took place (I want to say Woodland, or Woodville, or something, but those bring up nothing when I look for them.)
The story was a Winnie the Pooh-esque story about animals living in a forest/city and going about their lives. The actual story completely eludes me at this point.
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I have been searching for several days about this and I know the story you are talking about. My daughter had this set of books and one other that had a tape recorder she could listen to them on. I do remember that the book she had came in a collection and there were several tapes for different stories.
Ive been searching for this childrens story/cassette for years as well and cannot find it anywhere when I search for it. This thread is the closest Ive gotten! I do believe the *** word is Woodland. There were at least two stories on the tape: the first one was about one of the animals wanting to perform either in a circus or as a trapeze artist and the other animals thought it was a silly idea.
This tape came with my mother goose lamp I had. Ive been looking for it as well!!! The other side of the tape was lullabies.
Its called: Storyteller bedtime stories ; A child's gift of lullabyes
And yes, the tape came with the Mother Goose Storyteller Lamp/Cassette Player. Theyre hard to come by now!! But you can find the album as a CD on Amazon etc.
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