Muscle Energy Song

(To the tune of “I Will”) / Recording by David Simmons

For running and for jumping
You need some energy
Chemically the body stores it
In the form of ATP

If backup should be needed
Reserves are there in wait
Muscles brimming with supplies of
Tiny creatine phosphate

Ready whenever you are ever
Wanting to exercise
Steady as ever when whatever
Energy needs arise

The action is exacting
For leaping in the air
Myofibrils all contracted
Using energy extracted
From reactions that react in me
Using A-T-P
You see

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