What I'm finding humorous is that I've heard several of these songs, but sung by a different sorority with their own letters/symbols in there.

I love that one! It's:

Three cheers for Kappa Kappa Gaaamma!
Three cheers for those who wear the blue and blue!
And you can quote me when I say I am-aaaa
Kappa girl from KKG!
I'm true to the wise old owl who wears the golden key,
Blue ribbon gardens grow the fleur de lis,
Oh, the owl! The key! The fleur de lis!
The blue and blue! Yes, that's for me!
Rah rah for KKG!

Now I'm all psyched up for Recruitment... less than a month to go! :D

I found this on youtube...maybe a couple of minor changes, but 97% that cheer there: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjbgJ...e=channel_page

It's "Rah Rah for Kappa Kappa Gamma!"

Oh yes. I was a Rho Gamma, so we had to learn at least one song from each house.

I still sing Kappa songs even six months later- "Rah Rah for KKG" & the KKG Chitty Chitty Bang song are ridiculously catchy... to the point that I was singing one in the grocery store under my breath and a lady heard me. She is a Kappa and thought I was one too... oops! We both got a good laugh out of it.

I can't seem to remember all the words from TriDelt, but I remember the infamous jumping. There's also the Theta song to the tune of "Do Your Ears Hang Low" and DG's "D-e-l-t-a, Delta, D-e-l-t-a"...

"Bye Bye" as previously referenced for ADPi is actually done by Pi Phi on my campus.

I also love Sigma Kappa's:

"Come be a Sigma, Sigma Kappa
Come be a Sigma Kappa girl
We are the Sigma, Sigma Kappas
Come be a Sigma Kappa girl

Mystic bond that ties the Sigmas
Friendships true, we offer you, you, you
So...

Come be a Sigma, Sigma Kappa
Come be a Sigma Kappa girl!"

I think I got all the words right... sorry if I didn't!

I really think this song is what made me go Zeta. Thanks so much for this. I can still hear this after all of these years.

ZLAM,
ZTA72

It's the Dr. Pepper song, right? Kappa did the same thing.

I was visiting some of my sisters this week and I was reminded of this chant that we used during recruitment.

Boom Boom, there will be nothing but Theta
Boom Boom, for the girls we love
Boom Boom, there will be nothing but Theta
With the blue skies up above

There's a Theta kite for every girl that's right and two twin stars are shining bright!

Boom Boom, there will be nothing but Theta
Boom Boom, for the girls we love
Boom Boom Theta!

the year i was a rush counselor the thetas did the entire dr. pepper song with a yard dance for the first set of parties-very cute!!

Three possibilities...

G Phi, G Phi B, Gaaaamma, Gamma Phi Beta
G Phi, G Phi B, Gamma Phi Beta Girls
Boom boom boom
(repeat)
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G-A-M M-A
Gamma Phi Beta HEY
Gamma Phi, Gamma Phi, Gamma Phi Beta
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I am a G
I am a G-A
I am a G-A-M-M-A Phi Beta girl
and I have G-A-M-M-A Phi
in my H-E-A-R-T
and I will L-O-V-E love it
til the D-A-Y I die

I'll always remember

"I wanna be a DG, oh yes, oh yes, oh yes I do
I wanna be a DG, and wear the bronze and pink and blue
Drop your anchor, come and be, part of our fraternity
We love DG, so will you, if you drop your anchor too"

"I'm so happy that I aaammmmmmmaa Kappa Kappa Gammmmmmma..."

Also, the SDT one, "something something some-thing, girls with personality. That's my sorority!"

Then mine,

"Badoom Badoom, Tri Delta, Badoom Badoom, Tri Delta, Badoom Badoom Tri Delta, Boom Boom Boom Boom Delta D D.

"When you're at home and safe in bed, let the Tri Delt spirit run through your head, when you awake you'll know it's true, Tri Delt wants a little sister like you! Go D-E-L-T-A, go D-E-L-T-A, go D-E-L-T-A, go Tri Delta, whaddya say?"

Our version ended "Gotta D-E-L-T-A, Gotta D-E-L-T-A, gotta D-E-L-T-A, pledge Tri Delta, go the right way"

As a Zeta I don't think I will ever forget the Supercalifragilistic chant. Difficult to learn at first, but once you know it, you know it.

Zeta Z-E-T-A-T-A-U-A-L-P-H-A gives you love and sisterhood each end everyday, once you a part of it (you'll always wanna say) Zeta Z-E-T-A-T-A-U-A-L-P-H-A


You just keep getting faster. I am unsure of the part in (), but it is something like that.
(they'll always hear you say) maybe?