A Goodbye Song for your pianist, Sung to "I love to see the temple":

"Dear Sister ( ____ ) we love you,
and love to hear you play.
We thank you for your service,
and we just want to say.
that your playing brings the sp-i-r-it.

It helps us all to be,
more reverent and quiet
and be the best we can be."

Credit: Jeanne



A goodbye song for anyone, sung to the "Hello Song":
 

Goodbye!  Goodbye!

Goodbye!  Goodbye!

Were sad to see you go.

Goodbye!  Goodbye!

Goodbye!  Goodbye!

Goodbye!

Were sad to see you go.

You've shared with us our primary days and been our friend in a very special way.

Goodbye!  Goodbye!

Goodbye!  Goodbye!

Were sad to see you go!
 



"As my kids have turned 12 and are leaving Primary, (or moving out of the ward), we sing the Hello Song to them but as a Farewell Song.  Instead of singing Hello four times, we inserted - "Farewell, Adios, See ya later, Alligator."  And depending which side of the room they are coming from, that side gets the "Alligator" part of the song.  It makes it so that as the children are leaving Primary, it's not so sad for them.  We have also sang it when we have changed Primary Presidencies or teachers leaving."  (Idea by Molly J. Arthur)
 



We don't have a graduation song. We just sing that child's favorite song as a way to say goodbye and we will miss you. The young women always come to "get" their new girl and so we always invite them to sing the song with us--since I have been the chorister so many times over the years, I have had most of the girls in primary with me and got to do the same for them.  (Idea by Kris Parkinson)

 

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