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Heartland
ORIGINAL SONGS BY
TOM REID
Bye Bye Baby Blue
Catherine Street
Tha t is Lo ve
Without You
Brain friendly
Publications
Edited by
Mark Fletcher
To accompany HEARTLAND CASSETTE – ISBN 1 898295 61 1
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Heartland
by Tom Reid
13 original modern songs (folk/pop/blues style) professionally recorded
with full accompaniment on Cassette ISBN 1 898295 61 1 available from
your local stockist, or English Experience.
“Is it Paul Simon? Is it Bob Dylan? Is it Paul McCartney?
NO – it’s the great new collection from Tom Reid – and it’s a
landmark in music for language learning!”
Musicians: Galway Blonde
Tom Reid Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Drum programming
Ian White Lead Guitars
Phil Bunce Banjo, Guitar
Steve Hill Bass
All songs written and produced by Tom Reid
Recorded at Circus Studio, Bath England 1997
Dedication to Jeni
Edited by Mark Fletcher and Richard Munns
Illustrated by Mark Fletcher
Copyright © Brain friendly Publications , Pennypot Industrial Estate
Hythe Kent CT21 6PE England, 1997
Telephone/Fax: +(44) 1303 238880
E-Mail: brainfriendlypubs@dial.pipex.com
ISBN 1 898295 51 4
PRINTED BY HYTHE PRINTERS LTD., HYTHE , KENT
Conditions of sale permit the photocopying / printing of these masters for student use.
It is not permitted to subsequently use photocopies to generate further copies for resale.
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HEARTLAND
Contents
Resource Book
Page
Cassette – Side 1
Contents and Teaching Notes
1. The Sun is Shining (for Melissa)
1/2
2. Country Man
3/4
3. Bye, Bye, Baby Blue
5/6
4. There’s a Time
7/8
5. Blueberry Hill
9/10
6. Without You
11/12
Cassette – Side 2
7. Heartland
13/14
8. Catherine Street
15/16
9. Just Like a Man
17/18
10. What Do You Want?
19/20
11. That is Love
21/22
12. The Ball and Chain
23/24
Answers
English Experience, 25 Julian Road, Folkestone, Kent CT19 5HW
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HEARTLAND
Hello.
Welcome to Heartland . As a songwriter and EFL teacher I know how successful
songs can be in both stimulating learners and creating a warm and friendly
atmosphere in the classroom.
The idea for Heartland started when I began to use my own songs as an
alternative to standard EFL pop favourites. I found that students responded with
great enthusiasm to the songs and to the short tasks that accompanied them. I
was so encouraged, I decided to compile this resource.
I’d like to thank the musicians, Phil, Ian, Gemma and Mick for their hard work, patience
(!!) and support, and a special thanks to Ian White for inspiring ‘Country Man’.
Heartland consists of a cassette of 12 original, authentic songs plus this
photocopiable resource. Complete lyrics are provided, and each song includes a
variety of both teacher and learner friendly tasks.
Happy teaching!
Tom Reid
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Some ideas for making very good use of the songs
If you are using Heartland primarily for entertaining language work
Choose one of the songs.
i) Photocopy both sides of the worksheet for your chosen song. Cut up the ‘text’ page so you have the
‘missing words’ version ready for the class (one between two students is enough).
ii) Either – play the chosen song a couple of times then give out the ‘gap’ text for students to fill in or
distribute the ‘gap’ text, and students guess the missing words before hearing the song.
iii) Play the song again – and check the words against the full text.
iv) Give out the ‘exercise’ page for your song. Exercise A is always a skim reading one connecting the
little pictures with lines in the song and then sorting them into the order in which they first occur in the
song. This is best done in pairs.
v) Exercises B C D E are variously for comprehension, or to prompt discussion on the themes of the songs
(drawing on personal experiences). They provide vocabulary building tasks and require closer examination
of language, for example, rhymes or colloquialisms.
vi) Exercise F asks students to give the song a score out of 5 points and can be used as a starting point
for discussing types of music and preferences.
If you are using Heartland primarily as easy listening.
i) let the cassette be playing as students arrive. The mix of lively numbers and slower ballads creates a
pleasant atmosphere. Have the full texts of the songs visible (on wall/whiteboard) for interested students
to look at.
ii) play the songs again informally in the background while students are, for example, changing activities,
getting ready to leave. Be ready to respond to requests for the words.
Mark Fletcher (editor)
Brain friendly Publications - www.brainfriendly.co.uk
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HEARTLAND
The Sun is Shining (For Melissa)
The Sun is Shining (For Melissa)
The sun is shining,
there’s not a cloud in the sky
The sun is shining,
there’s not a cloud in the sky
Melissa’s at the window
with that loving look in her eye
She’s calling to me with a voice as sweet as a bird
She’s calling to me with a voice as sweet as a bird
I swear it’s the best song that I’ve ever heard
The sun is shining,
there’s not a . . . . . . . . . . . . . in the sky
The sun is shining,
there’s not a . . . . . . . . . . . . . in the sky
Melissa’s . . . . . . . . . . . . .
with that loving look in her eye
She’s calling to me with a voice as . . . . . . . . . . . .
She’s calling to me with a voice as . . . . . . . . . . . .
I swear it’s the best song that I’ve ever heard
It’s ninety degrees but it feels like one
hundred and five
It’s ninety degrees but it feels like one
hundred and five
Melissa’s cooking chicken
but I’m just trying to survive
It’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . but it feels like one
hundred and five
It’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . but it feels like one
hundred and five
Melissa’s cooking . . . . . . . . . . . . .
but I’m just trying to . . . . . . . . . . . . .
A band is playing down on Cathedral Street
A band is playing down on Cathedral Street
The boys are drinking shakers while the girls
are dancing to the beat
A . . . . . . is playing down on Cathedral Street
A . . . . . . is playing down on Cathedral Street
The boys are . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . while the
girls are dancing to the beat
Ah Melissa I’m so in love with you
Ah Melissa I’m so in love with you
There’s nothing in this world
that I wouldn’t do for you
Ah Melissa I’m so in love with you
Ah Melissa I’m so in love with you
There’s nothing in this . . . . . . . . . . . . .
that I wouldn’t do for you
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