MR COW, how do you,
Say to the Lord,
I love You? (repeat)
Well I stand around in the field all day
And it gives me plenty of time to say –
Moo! Moo!
Mr Cat how do you,
Say to the Lord,
I love You? (repeat)
Well I prowl around in the grass all day
And it gives me plenty of time to say –
Meow! Meow!
Mr Dog how do you,
Say to the Lord,
I love You? (repeat)
Well I run around in the yard all day
And it gives me plenty of time to say –
Woof! Woof!
Mr Frog how do you,
Say to the Lord,
I love You? (repeat)
Well I hop around by the pond all day
And it gives me plenty of time to say –
Gribbit! Gribbit!
Mr Dinosaur how do you,
Say to the Lord,
I love You? (repeat)
Well I stomp around in the sw all day
And it gives me plenty of time to say –
Graw! Graw!
Song Meaning
This playful children’s song imagines animals expressing love to God through their distinctive sounds. Repetition and animal noises make participation easy for young children.
Biblical Message
Psalm 148:7–13 calls creatures on earth to praise the Lord; it offers a broad biblical connection to the song’s imaginative animal chorus.
Reflection
Use the humour to encourage gratitude for living creatures and simple expressions of love for God.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the animal conversations a Bible story?
No. They are an imaginative teaching device, not a quoted biblical narrative.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Psalm 148:7–13 calls creatures on earth to praise the Lord; it offers a broad biblical connection to the song’s imaginative animal chorus.
When can this song be used in worship?
Children’s worship, action songs, and creation-themed activities.