We're only making plans for
Da da dirty, dirty bison.
We don't like him so much,
Cause he's very very ug ug ugly.
We're only making plans for
Da da dark, brown bison.
He has a right to live though he's
Ill, ill, ill, ill-shaped.
He's on the way to extinction.
We only want what's best for him.

Bear up bison never say die.
Bear up bison never say die.
Bear up bison never say die.
Bear up bison never say die.

We're only making plans for
Da da dirty, dirty bison.
We don't like him so much,
Cause he's very very ug ug ugly.
We're only making plans for
Da da dark, brown bison.
He has a right to live though he's
Ill, ill, ill, ill-shaped.
He's on the way to extinction.
We only want what's best for him.

He's on the way to extinction.
We only want what's best for him .

Bear up bison never say die.
Bear up bison never say die.
Bear up bison never say die.
Bear up bison never say die.


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Bear up Bison Lyrics as written by Naoko Yamano

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