Savannah On Air

[Verse 1] It's morning in the savannah, and peace is all around, The Lion is already in the frame, with a golden mane. Zebra waves its tail by the stream, And the whole glade is listening, not joking. The presenter is a giraffe, he is taller than all the grasses, He's on the air, not bothering anyone. The herd gathered at a large bush, A simple dream is on the show today. [Pre-Chorus] Do you hear the tambourine calling, The wind is moving in rhythm, Every hoof is keeping time, As the morning starts to climb. [Chorus] Welcome to the wild-side broadcast, Where every voice can have a turn, From the riverbank to the tall grass, There’s a little fire waiting to burn. Welcome to the wild-side broadcast, Sing it clear beneath the open sky, One big world and a simple dream, Come on, everybody, let it fly. [Verse 2] The elephant brings a story from the waterhole, The meerkat checks the headlines from a sandy little knoll. Parrots trade a melody above the acacia tree, And a shy young gazelle says, “Save a place for me.” The giraffe leans down to hear them, The lion nods along, When the smallest heart gets room to speak, The whole wide plain grows strong. [Pre-Chorus] Do you hear the tambourine calling, The wind is moving in rhythm, Every hoof is keeping time, As the morning starts to climb. [Chorus] Welcome to the wild-side broadcast, Where every voice can have a turn, From the riverbank to the tall grass, There’s a little fire waiting to burn. Welcome to the wild-side broadcast, Sing it clear beneath the open sky, One big world and a simple dream, Come on, everybody, let it fly. [Bridge] No one stands outside the circle, No one waits behind the door, If you’ve got a thought worth sharing, There is always room for more. [Final Chorus] Welcome to the wild-side broadcast, Where every voice can have a turn, From the riverbank to the tall grass, There’s a little fire waiting to burn. Welcome to the wild-side broadcast, Sing it clear beneath the open sky, One big world and a simple dream, Come on, everybody, let it fly. [Outro] Morning on the savannah, The whole wide world is tuned in.