Hawkins Hollow Kids Songs
Dahl Seed Room After the Echoing Choice Gate
The part everyone joins: “Tap opens the listening.” A mistaken early tap becomes the new beginning instead of a joke.
Lyrics
Separate Descent
From above sunflower fence, they come one by one: Callen Crow, Aralynn Fox, Emmitt, and Baby Bentley held safely and snugly by a caregiver. No group line forms.
Dahl Seed Room
The echoing choice gate rests closed.
Callen moves one small flap.
A windmill picture waits beneath it.
Emmitt taps the wooden edge too soon—
tok.
Everyone pauses.
Aralynn: Keep that tap.
Callen: Let it open the song.
New Opening Cue
All: Tap opens the listening.
Hum carries it on.
One-Beat Solos and Gestures
Emmitt: Tok.
Aralynn answers: one open hand.
Callen Crow: Hm.
Emmitt answers: one slow shoulder dip.
Aralynn Fox: Shh.
Callen answers: one small wing circle.
Baby Bentley watches from secure support.
No sound or movement is requested from him.
Hummed Clue Canon
Callen: Hum the windmill picture.
Aralynn: Hum the pale path.
Emmitt: Begin with tok.
The three lines overlap softly.
The opening cannot return to silence-before-tap.
Windmill Path
At windmill path, dry wood answers the first tap.
One seed shell gives one tiny click.
One leaf gives one soft brush.
Barely moving air leaves room between them.
Final Harmony
Tok, click, brush—
then the blue clearing holds the hush.
This little outdoor chord belongs to this place and moment.
Indoors, the wood, leaf, air, and open space would not answer the same way.
About This Song
Age lane: S1 — Baby and family song, newborn through age 3
Theme: Community Helpers — repairing a misunderstanding with a visible action.
Energy: Soft celebration with curious sound-making weather.
Estimated duration: About 1 minute 20 seconds.
Participation: Caregivers and older children may hum, tap, open a hand, trace a slow circle, or watch. Baby Bentley remains fully supported with head and neck secure and participates only through looking, hearing, and optional caregiver-held swaying.
Ways to Join In
- Caregiver keeps Baby Bentley fully supported with head and neck secure throughout.
- Older participants may make one soft wood tap, one open-hand gesture, one shoulder dip, or one small wing-circle gesture.
- Props remain out of Baby Bentley’s reach.
- Use quiet volume and generous pauses.