Example

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--- If you can't get it all to look quite right, that's okay! Just add what you can and someone can adjust it ^_^ It's usually easier to fix it than to make it from scratch.

--- Don't worry about the table of contents. It generates automatically.

--- To set up a new page for a song or turn words into links, watch this youtube video! Remember to highlight the words you want to link before clicking the "link" button: https://youtu.be/K6klV0UtMho

Song Title, written by Author and Year. (Alternate titles may be in parentheses)

Tune
This song was written to the tune of Song.

Usage
If this song has a particular normal use, such as final breakfast, flaglines, challenge ring, wishboats, paddle-timing, etc, then list it here. Otherwise, eliminate this line.

Gypsy Song (Omit if not applicable)
This was written by Unit for Gypsy Week Link. Staff unknown. Song ranking unknown.

Song
Chorus:

Chorus here in Italics

Lyrics:

Lyrics here in italics

[Chorus]

More lyrics if you've got 'em

[Chorus]

Write the remaining lyrics

Music
G                                       D7

Lyrics in this area

C                                         G (or chords)

Interspersed with the appropriate notes or chords

C                                         G

To be also repeated above without notation

C                                        D7

in the normal lyrics section

A                                         F#

If we have no music, remove this section

History/Trivia
If we know anything about how the song came to camp, stories about how it changed, or other interesting history or trivia, add that information here.

Alternative/Former Lyrics
Use the Basic CITE tool (the open book) to say: Sometimes/Formerly/On Gypsy Week sung as "More words if you've got 'em". To place the second number here, select "Re-use" instead of the "Basic".

Leads on further information
If we only know that a song was written by an unidentified CIT group sometime before 1953, this is where you'd put that.

Links to Outside Sources
Youtube video of people singing it

Important or relevant Wikipedia page