Where Are You?
Clamber Club Lyrics

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Baby Morgan, Baby Morgan
Where are you?
Here I am, here I am
Peekaboo

Little Morgan, Little Morgan
Where are you?
Here I am, here I am

How do you do

Teddy bear, teddy bear
Where are you?

Here I am, here I am
Nice to see you too

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Clamber Club's song "Where are you?" are simple and playful, targeting young children. The song begins with the repetition of the name "Baby Morgan," followed by the question "Where are you?" This gives the impression that the singer is searching for Baby Morgan. In response, Baby Morgan says, "Here I am, here I am," playing a game of peekaboo. The second verse repeats the same structure but replaces Baby Morgan's name with "Little Morgan." Again, Little Morgan responds by saying, "Here I am, here I am," this time asking, "How do you do?"

The third verse introduces a teddy bear into the mix. The singer asks, "Teddy bear, teddy bear, where are you?" to which the teddy bear responds, "Here I am, here I am." The final line, "Nice to see you too," indicates that the singer and the teddy bear are glad to have found each other.

Overall, the lyrics of "Where are you?" express a joyful and interactive experience between the singer and the objects of search. The repetition and familiarity of the lines make it easy for young children to engage with the song and join in the playfulness.

Line by Line Meaning

Baby Morgan, Baby Morgan
Oh, sweet little Morgan, precious child

Where are you?
My darling, where are you at this moment?

Here I am, here I am
I am right here, ready and waiting for your attention

Peekaboo
I hide and surprise you with joy and laughter

Little Morgan, Little Morgan
Oh, dear little Morgan, my precious one

Where are you?
Where could you be, my dear child?

Here I am, here I am
Fear not, for I am here, always by your side

How do you do
How are you doing? How is your world, little one?

Teddy bear, teddy bear
My cuddly, lovable teddy bear

Where are you?
Teddy, my dear companion, where have you gone?

Here I am, here I am
Ah, there you are! You bring me comfort and joy