Aristotle Verse 1::: Aristotle was a thinker, long ago in time, A Greek philosopher with a curious mind. He watched the plants, the beasts, the wings, And made the first groups of living things. All... Though ancient times have passed away, Aristotle’s work still lights our way. He laid the path for all to see, The roots of biology’s history! Aristotle ye Aristotle yee Chorus::: Plants and animals, side by side, By Aristotle’s rule, they did abide. Two great groups, so clear, so grand, That spread through water, sky, and land! Verse 2::: Plants, he said, were not the same, So he gave each group a name. Herbs were small with stems so soft, Shrubs stood proud and trees aloft. All... Though ancient times have passed away, Aristotle’s work still lights our way. He laid the path for all to see, The roots of biology’s history! Aristotle ye Aristotle yeee Chorus::: Plants and animals, side by side, By Aristotle’s rule, they did abide. Two great groups, so clear, so grand, That spread through water, sky, and land! Outro::: Animals, too, he grouped with care, By where they lived — land, water, air. Land ones crawled, the fish would swim, The birds took flight — a sky-bound hymn! All... Though ancient times have passed away, Aristotle’s work still lights our way. He laid the path for all to see, The roots of biology’s history! Aristotle ye Aristotle yeee Chorus::: Plants and animals, side by side, By Aristotle’s rule, they did abide. Two great groups, so clear, so grand, That spread through water, sky, and land!