Paradise Of Life Lyrics

Trees so high, seems they could touch the sky

The air is filled with sounds

Keep your eyes both open wide

Because there are creatures all around

We have to count the rare ones

Which are written on our list

To make sure they're safe and sound

Because we're conservationists

Up among canopy, and under lumpy logs

Looking for two legged humming-birds and four-legged frogs

We're seeking, we're searching, we're creepy crawly finders

Looking for six legged insects and eight legged spiders

Oh look, a baby Ocelot, a fierce forrest cat

With a streaky, stripy tail, and a sleeky, speckled back

A see-through butterfly, with hints of black and pink

Flying past, a sleepy sloth, catching forty winks

The amazon is huge

It almost seems unreal

A paradise of life

In the heart of Brazil

Two hundred inches of rainfall each year

And never under twenty degrees

More than half of the animals on earth

Live between these trees

Wow, a Kingfisher

Up among canopy, and under lumpy logs

Looking for two legged humming-birds and four-legged frogs

We're seeking, we're searching, we're creepy crawly finders

Looking for six legged insects and eight legged spiders

Woah, look at that huge colony of Carpenter ants

they look like a living carpet

Betty, we've already seen ants, let's try and find something new

But, we haven't seen this kind of ant yet

What? It's true there are thousands of different kinds

Of ant species in the rainforest, like

Bullet ants, and turtle ants, and orange ants, and army ants

Honey coloured, trap jawed, long spined soldier ants

Acrobat ants, leaf-cutter ants, Anderra Ants, Inundap ants

Reddish brown, craggy bodied, hunchbacked worker ants

Up among canopy, and under lumpy logs

Looking for two legged humming-birds and four-legged frogs

We're seeking, we're searching, we're creepy crawly finders

Looking for six legged insects and eight legged spiders

The amazon is huge

It almost seems unreal

This paradise of life

In the heart of Brazil

Two hundred inches of rainfall each year

And never under twenty degrees

More than half of the animals on earth

Live between these trees

Live between these trees

Live between these trees

Live between

These

Trees