I want to make any holiday more interesting and brighter. And then we begin to look for better options and new ideas! To make it easier for you, we have selected the most modern remake songs for the last bell 2021 for graduates of grade 9 and grade 11. These are not just musical numbers, there are funny words superimposed on popular compositions and music. Such performances will appeal to everyone without exception. Are you ready to surprise viewers, teachers and parents? Then carefully read these wonderful and funny songs remade in a new way about teachers of computer science, physical education, biology, and English.
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Texts of farewell songs for the last bell for students
Probably, they have not yet come up with a better way to say goodbye to school than a touching song performed by high school students. After all, if you think about it, anxiety often prevents students from delivering poetry or a speech with dignity, and dance is not always able to fully convey to the audience the depth of feelings of the performers. And only a song, sung together by the entire graduating class, helps to express love for the school and sadness at parting with it. Of course, while singing a farewell song, a lump may also form in your throat or tears may well up. But against the background of the music and singing of the rest of the group, this may remain unnoticeable and will not spoil the pleasant impression of the song.
What should the text of a farewell song for students be about? Probably about all the good things that happened over the long school years. And there was a lot of this: first successes and achievements, real strong friendship, admiration for teachers... You can’t list everything. But you can sing about all this! We are sure that the last bell songs that you will find below will help you express feelings of love and gratitude to your home school and its teaching staff.
See ideas and scenarios for holding the last call here
"Oh, this evening..."
(To the tune of the final song from the film “Ah, vaudeville, vaudeville...” music. M. Dunaevsky)
Graduation song for the class teacher
(To the tune of N. Senchukova’s song “Sky Number Seven”)
Last call song
(To the tune of V. Markin’s song “Lilac Fog”)
To the tune of the song “Special Words” by Taisiya Povaliy
Special words, Today for the majority. Special words: “School, school, bye!”
Special words, Yes, this is how our life is. Special words: “I will live without you!”
[Verse 1] My feelings count the losses, In this new atmosphere of mine, I learned to count and write, To read the teacher’s lips.
My will is not chained, It is worth drawing the best lot. So that life turns out to the fullest, And is successful and long.
Recently I had a dream - To say, looking into the eyes: “School, school, bye!”
[Chorus] Special words, They make my head hurt. Special words: “Dear teachers!”
Special words, We fly away to cities. Special words: “We will miss you for a long time, loving you!”
[Verse 2] We will certainly look forward to meeting you. Without friends, a new day is gone. We managed to find each other, so as not to get lost on the way.
Everyone has a dream - To say, looking into the eyes: “Childhood friend forever!”
[Chorus] Special words, They make my head hurt. Special words: “I can’t live without you!”
Special words, Other things await us. Special words: “Life is full of different fairy tales!”
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[Chorus] Special words, We will not fly apart forever. Special words: “School, school, bye!”
The best last bell songs for teachers and principals
The teachers, who over the years have become firmly attached with all their hearts and souls to each graduating class, will say goodbye forever to the high school students at the last bell. Teachers, accustomed to outwardly showing restraint and rigor towards their students as part of the teaching process, can finally relax and give free rein to their feelings. At the last bell, receiving bouquets from high school students and listening to poems and songs performed by them, teachers often secretly wipe away their tears. They are filled with mixed emotions: on the one hand, teachers feel proud of their graduates, but on the other hand, they do not want to part with their beloved students. And in all this whirlpool of feelings, it is important for teachers to find opportunities within themselves to pronounce the last instructions and wishes to their beloved children. And the best way to do this is with the help of a cool song, written to a modern tune, with bright and humorous lyrics that graduates will remember for a lifetime.
You can find beautiful congratulations for teachers in verse here
"Graduates"
(To the melody of the song “If only there were no winter” from the film “Winter in Prostokvashino”)
Farewell song of teachers
(To the tune of the song “The Road Without End”)
Songs about school for the last bell for grades 9, 11
What do they usually sing about in last call songs? About all the good things that happened during the years of study: a friendly class, dear teachers, funny pranks and other interesting moments that will be remembered for a lifetime. But if we combine all of the above into one concept, then the meaning of all the songs comes down to a simple, but such a native word - school. A school is not just a building. The school is a real home for students, where there are opportunities for education, strong friendships, and the development of talents. This is exactly the place where, even after 20 years, you can feel young and carefree again. How to express all the love and gratitude to your home school at the last bell? How to brighten up these last hours as high school students? How to show gratitude to teachers? Believe me, the best way to do this is to sing together a beautiful and touching song dedicated to the wonderful years spent within the walls of the school.
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"School"
(song by the group “Love Stories”, with minor alterations for the Last Call)
“Where does the school go?”
(To the tune of the song “Where does childhood go?”)
