Let the Rain Fall Down
Qi Gong for Children
Qi Gong, an ancient art from China, becomes available to young children through this original song by Donna Henderson. Basic moves are combined with catchy lyrics for easy learning. Children as young as three years old and even adults love this song.
Qi Gong is a universal tool combining deep breathing with gentle movements. It promotes emotional balance, flexibility and mental clarity. These results are enhanced with practiced outside in nature.
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Lyrics
Feel the earth beneath my feet
Stand up straight and tall
Breathe in, make my belly big
Breathe out, make it small, it small,
Breathe out, make it small.
Chorus
Let the rain fall down, wash me through and through
Let the rain fall down, feel so fresh and new
Let the rain fall down, wash me through and through
Let the rain fall down.
Little footsies touch the ground
Little hands reach high
Feel the breeze, look all around
Reach up to the sky, the sky
Reach up to the sky.
Chorus
Let the rain fall down, wash me through and through
Let the rain fall down, feel so fresh and new
Let the rain fall down, wash me through and through
Let the rain fall down.
Flap my wings up like a bird
Float down to the ground
Flap them up and down again
Make a tweet-tweet sound, tweet-tweet
Make a tweet-tweet sound.
Chorus
Let the rain fall down, wash me through and through
Let the rain fall down, feel so fresh and new
Let the rain fall down, wash me through and through
Let the rain fall down.
Feel a ball between my hands
Breathe in make it big
Breathe out, make it small again
Make it small, then big, then big
Make it small, then big.
Chorus
Let the rain fall down, wash me through and through
Let the rain fall down, feel so fresh and new
Let the rain fall down, wash me through and through
Let the rain fall down.
Let the sun shine in, bring it in my belly
Let the sun shine in, bring it in my belly
Let the sun shine in, bring it in my belly
Let the sun shine in.
Spoken: Now rub my hands together and rub my smiling face!