Black Bear Mama - The Okee Dokee Brothers

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Black Bear Mama Lyrics

We were out having our Jamboree
In a little clearing in the dogwood trees
Eatin' biscuits and black-eyed peas
Piping hot and steamin'
Black Bear Mama came out of her den
Left the little ones 8, 9, 10
Sayin' don't you worry I'll come back again
And we'll have supper this evenin'
She eats honey, from a honeybee
She eats it on biscuits, but she don't eat me
Black Bear Mama going round the woods
Lookin' for something that'll taste so good
Black Bear Mama playin' Robin Hood
To feed her poor little children
When she found us she looked pretty mean
And we didn't feel like makin' a scene
So we made a donation of pork and beans
Before we got our fillin'
You better run from the foldy rolly tilly tolly
Seeka dubba yoosa cuz a bear's gonna find you
Black Bear Mama went back to her den
To feed her little ones 8, 9, 10
They ate it all up in a gulp, and then
In a minute they were snoring
But Black Bear Mama had a hungry pack
Our campfire cookin' was just a snack
They woke up mama, said you better go back
For hotcakes in the morning (They ate honey...)

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As childhood best friends and band mates growing up in Denver, Colorado, Joe Mailander and Justin Lansing dreamed of being professional singer-songwriters. Then, one day (poof!) they were all grown up and playing their music on the scene. After years of touring the Midwest with their bluegrass band, Joe and Justin decided to keep their folk roots, but return to where it all began: childhood imagination. That’s when they moved to Minneapolis to start their “kindie” band called The Okee Dokee Brothers.

Inspired by their own backyard adventures, The Okee Dokee Brothers currently perform original music that reminds audiences of their own make-believes and treehouse-pretendings. Listening to their banjo and guitar is like Huck and Tom whitewater rafting with Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger down the Mississippi. The Okee Dokee Brothers believe that music should be an energetic, interactive, and fun experience where kids can enjoy dancing, singing and playing instruments with their families.

As an independently managed band, the young duo has gained a loyal grassroots following that is drawn to their witty lyrics, off-the-wall humor, strong musicianship, and unique folk style. By appealing to the musical needs of the entire family and recognizing that kids deserve quality music, The Okee Dokee Brothers are working full-time to regain the integrity of the children’s music genre.
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