The Pilgrims’ Journey - The First Thanksgiving Song For Kids

Описание: A song about the Pilgrims Journey to Plymouth and how William Bradford Guided them and Squanto help them. Then they were able to celebrate their first Thanksgiving.

The Pilgrims lived in England, but they had to go,
They wanted to worship in a way they’d know.
So they packed their things and set their sights,
On a brand-new world and freedom’s light.

Oh, the Pilgrims sailed across the sea,
For faith and hope and to be free.
With courage strong, they made their way,
And built a home where they could stay.

The ship was called the Mayflower, it sailed the sea,
With winds so strong, it was tough to be.
For weeks they traveled, brave and bold,
To a land of promise, a story told.

Oh, the Pilgrims sailed across the sea,
For faith and hope and to be free.
With courage strong, they made their way,
And built a home where they could stay.

They landed at Plymouth, the winter was rough,
With little to eat, the times were tough.
But they worked together, side by side,
To build a new home, with hope as their guide.

Oh, the Pilgrims sailed across the sea,
For faith and hope and to be free.
With courage strong, they made their way,
And built a home where they could stay.

William Bradford helped them stay strong,
He led the Pilgrims all year long.
With his kind heart and steady hand,
He helped them grow their promised land.

Oh, the Pilgrims sailed across the sea,
For faith and hope and to be free.
With courage strong, they made their way,
And built a home where they could stay.

Then came Squanto, a friend so true,
He taught them things they never knew.
How to plant the corn, how to hunt and fish,
He made their lives better—a wonderful wish.

Oh, the Pilgrims sailed across the sea,
For faith and hope and to be free.
With courage strong, they made their way,
And built a home where they could stay.

When the harvest came, they gave their thanks,
To Squanto, their God, and life’s new ranks.
They shared a feast, a time of cheer,
The first Thanksgiving, then year after year.

So remember the Pilgrims, brave and free,
Who crossed the ocean, sailed the sea.
With William Bradford and Squanto’s aid,
A new life in Plymouth, together they made.

Oh, the Pilgrims sailed across the sea,
For faith and hope and to be free.
With courage strong, they made their way,
And built a home where they could stay.