Buddy Davis: Creation Musical Adventures Songbook

A songbook full of adventure

Written by Buddy Davis

Format: Softcover
Dimensions: 8.25" x 11"
Technicality: Layman
Ages: All ages
Publisher: Answers in Genesis
Published: 2005
SKU: 20-9-035
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Includes optional English subtitles

Now, even young pianists can play the “Buddy songs” that kids love to sing! An inspiring musical adventure with singer, songwriter, sculptor and author Buddy Davis.

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Travel to the beginning of time … tothe Garden of Eden, where Adam and Eve lived and dinosaursroared. Play, imagine and learn as you becomea main character in many wonderful stories in song. Ifyou’re a kid or a kid at heart, come take an inspiring musical adventure with AiG’s singer, songwriter, sculptor and author Buddy Davis!

Twenty-two Songs

The Woodpecker Song
That Didn’t Happen by Chance
Noah’s Allergic to Cats
The Seven C’s of History
D Is for Dinosaur
Hip Hip Hooray
All Things After Their Kind
A Is for Adam
Rainbows Remind Me
Jesus Became Mine Today
A Whale of a Story
It’s Designed to Do
When Dragons’ Hearts Were Good
Billions of Dead Things
Riding Our Ponies
Come to Me Little Children
Freckles
Problem Solved
From a Frog to a Prince
Behemoth Is a Dinosaur
The Hands That Created the World
Here Kitty, Kitty, Kitty

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Buddy Davis

Buddy Davis is a popular speaker, singer, songwriter, author, adventurer, and paleo-artist with Answers in Genesis. Buddy has sculpted over 60 dinosaur models, many of which are featured at the Creation Museum. He has recorded over a dozen CDs and frequently performs concerts at the Creation Museum.

Testimonials

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Hi Buddy,

I wanted to thank you for your music and for teaching our children Gods truth through song.

My children are homeschooled, but we attend a local college for their music lessons. Today my 3 children (12,10,10) took your Songbook into class and asked to be taught to play “Billions of Dead Things”.

He refused to teach them the song, explaining that he believed in evolution. He told them they needed to think for themselves and not believe what they had been told. He told them that he believed we were descended from monkeys. My daughter was amazed! But all she could hear in her head was, ” I don’t believe in evolution, I know creation’s true, I believe that God above created me and you,”

The children came out all smiles, happy to explain that they believed that God was the Creator, and I was overwhelmingly grateful that you had given them tools to refute, and stand, in their first encounter with the evolutionary thought police.

They have loved your music and videos for years. Thanks again for the gift you have used to edify and build up the children.

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—Linda C., Illinois