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From Our Heart
From our heart - screenshot
The entire gang onstage performing "From Our Heart"
Originating episode The Singin' Kid
Performers Group:
Peanut Otter, Jelly Otter, Munchy Beaver, Flick the Duck, Pinch Raccoon, Scootch Raccoon, Baby Butter Otter

Solo:
Jelly Otter

Songwriter(s)

Fred Newman, Dan Sawyer

Music written by

Dan Sawyer


From Our Heart is a song from the story The Singin' Kid. There are two versions of the song appearing in the episode: an initial chorus-only version sung by Jelly Otter near the start of the story, and the full version sung by the Lake Hoohaw Kids at the end of the story. The song is about how he or she should be grateful for what he or she has been given and that he or she should be true to his or her friends and to himself or herself.

Lyrics[]

Jelly's Solo[]

[Jelly]
From the start...
We take what we've been given;
From our heart, everything that we do,
Never part, from the love that we're livin',
And to our friends, we've gotta be true!
*sings a beautiful high note*

Everything may come to you
But above it all, you gotta be true.

Group Version[]

[Peanut]
If your dreams seem oh-so-far,
Just remember who you are.

[Munchy]
Everything may come to you.

[All]
But to yourself you gotta be true.
From the start...

[Peanut]
We take what we've been given;

[All]
From our heart...

[Flick]
Everything that we do,

[All]
Never part,

[Pinch]
From the love that we're livin’,

[All]
And to our friends, we've gotta be true!

[Jelly]
(My voice, it's back!)
Sometimes things can go so wrong
But I know I'm not alone.
Friends and family keep me strong,
Deep down, I know that I belong!


[All]
In a mirror, you can see
Anything you wanna be;
Everything may come to you
But above it all, you gotta be true.
From the start...


[Peanut]
We take what we've been given;

[All]
From our heart...

[Flick]
Everything that we do,

[All]
Never part from the love that we're livin',
And to our friends, we've gotta be true!

Song[]

Jelly's Solo[]

Group Version[]

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • In Jelly's solo version near the beginning of the story, Jelly sings a beautiful high note at the word "true" at the end of her solo, that is, from a normal note (D4) to a soprano high note (D5).
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