"Safety in the Kitchen" genre: General Children's Music
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	This is a fun one! Smedley and Sneed tell about kitchen dangers and how to protect yourself.
	MP3.com CD: Songs for the New Millennium 2 - buy it! CD: Songs for the New Millennium Vol. 2   Label: Smedley & Sneed Productions Credits: (C) 1999 Susan Robertson (lyrics); Mark Weston (music)
	Lyrics The kitchen is the room Where we find good things to eat But did you know it can be risky Just to get a treat Yeah, just to get a treat There are dangers all around But if you know where to look You can help yourself be safe And help protect the cook Yeah, help protect the cook Some things you may not see at first Like burners that are hot And boiling water’s really bad If it falls out of the pot If it falls out of the pot You may not know the stove’s still hot The burner isn’t red But it takes time to cool it down You need to use your head Yes, you need to use your head Keep handles on the pots you use Pointing away from you And never over the edge in front ‘Cause they could fall on you Yeah, they could fall on you Be sure to tell the cook To watch out for her clothes They can catch on fire so quick And burn her, goodness knows And burn her, goodness knows Keep a fire extinguisher close Your parents can be the ones To put a little fire out Or just call 911 Yes, just call 911 So just remember what we say And when your folks aren’t home Use only things they say you can To be safe when you’re alone Yeah, be safe when you’re alone The kitchen is the room Where we find good things to eat But did you know it can be risky Just to get a treat Yeah, just to get a treat Lyrics (C) 1999 Susan Robertson. Used with permission.

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