Story Behind The Song
A creative spin to learning about the planets in our solar system with the help of a little alien named Beezer.
Song Description
A song with a rhythmic beat and sound effects, creating a visual of a little alien named Beezer, cleaning up the whole outer space! Beezer adds an educational twist by polishing the rings around Saturn and spackling the face of the moon, ending with a meteor shower and resting in his outerspace room!
| Song Length |
1:35 |
Genre |
Unique - Children |
| Tempo |
Very Slow (Under 70) |
Lead Vocal |
Female Vocal |
| Mood |
Sociable, Charming |
Subject |
Stars, Planets, Space, Pride |
| Language |
English |
Era |
1990 - 1999 |
Lyrics
Handyman From Outer Space
There was a little alien named Beezer,
Who loved to dance and to play,
But sometimes there was work to do,
So he scrubbed and he cleaned all day!
He polished the rings around Saturn,
And spackled the face of the moon.
He installed central heating on Pluto,
It took him all afternoon.
He air-conditioned Mercury,
And sharpened the dullest stars.
He took a meteor shower,
Then dusted the planet Mars.
He fluffed the clouds around Venus,
And juggled Jupiter's moons.
Now he'll paint a big smile on the Earth,
And go rest in his outer space room!
Phew!!
© 1993 Music by Fern Carver Michonski
© 1991 Lyrics by Cheryl Elizabeth Waddell