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Ballad of Build-A-Bear Workshop


Off they ran alongside one another,

Up the escalator they rode.

The sister took the hand of her little brother.

They stood in front of the store of the store while their faces

glowed.

 

Finally, they parents caught up,

And the four of them walked inside.

They walked the children to the first checkup

Where they would choose on the right side,

 

What they wanted their animals to be.

They got the animals filled

And thought of names that were silly.

They loved this shop where bears were always built.

 

The children picked up clothes for the bears,

And the parents went on and paid.

The children knew that they would care

For those bears eternally from that day.

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