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I'm Looking for 2 Ernie Songs

MuppetFan123

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Would anyone happen to have or know where I can get a copy of Jim's Ernie singing "Who Are The Insects in Your Neighborhood" and Steve's Ernie singing "In My Room"



Have either of these songs been released on a CD or cassette ?


Any Help Would Be Appreciated

Thanks !

Michael
 

sesameguy

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I'm not sure about "In my room," but "Insects in your neighborhood" was at one time released on a cassette tape called "The Best of Ernie" (circa 1990s I think).
 

Tim Kelly

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"Insects in your neighborhood" probably sounds just as good, if not better, on the DVD of "Sing, Hoot & Howl."
 
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