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"Don't Jump Over The Cliff!" is a vividly imaginative and educational song that teaches children about safety, decision-making, and creative thinking. Set against the backdrop of an adventurous climb up a mountain, the song uses a catchy chorus to instill the important lesson of looking for safe alternatives when faced with danger. Rather than taking a perilous leap, the song encourages exploring different paths—left, right, or even the option of flight, symbolizing the importance of thinking outside the box. This engaging narrative not only captures the thrill of adventure but also seamlessly integrates a crucial message about personal safety and the wisdom of avoiding unnecessary risks. The inclusion of a whimsical element, like a flying saucer offering protection from the rain, adds a layer of fun and sparks the imagination, making it a perfect tool for educators and parents to discuss safety in an engaging, memorable way. "Don't Jump Over The Cliff!" is an excellent addition to any educational music collection, encouraging children to sing along while absorbing life-saving lessons wrapped in the joy of music.
Written by Tom Radd
Climbing up a mountain,
On a clear blue day.
I never saw the clouds coming;
If I did, I'd run away.
Don't jump over the cliff,
Find another way around.
We can go left or right,
Or take a flight,
But never straight down.
The rain started pouring,
The mountain got wet.
I needed to stay dry somehow,
Or a cold I'd surely get.
Don't jump over the cliff,
Find another way around.
We can go left or right,
Or take a flight,
But never straight down.
The rain fell hard for a long while,
Then something happened that made me smile.
A flying saucer in the sky
Flew over my head and kept me dry.
Don't jump over the cliff,
Find another way around.
We can go left or right,
Or take a flight,
But never straight down.
Don't jump over the cliff,
Find another way around.
We can go left or right,
Or take a flight,
But never straight down.
Never straight down.
© ℗ 2024 Tom Radd (Published by Storybooksong, LLC.) ASCAP
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