Just as the dawn is breaking,
And birds begin to sing,
Outside a dog is barking,
There’re geese upon the wing.

Then as it’s getting lighter,
The milkman comes around,
He has to watch the pussy cat,
Or an empty bottle will be found.

And in the garden are worms and such,
And some flies you cannot see,
They’re green and black, a grasshopper too,
On the flower is the humming bee.

All different variations,
Of animals around,
Some you see and some you don’t,
There goes a rabbit I’ll be bound.

The sly old fox has made a hole,
To make a nest for babies,
But human beings capture him,
Who knows he may have babies.

Yet every living creature,
Is made by God’s own hand,
Every one has a purpose,
Right across this land.