The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams

When I was young there were many a series, cartoons and movies showed over the telly that I would love to watch one of them was this. It was nice and memorable to watch Adams and the bear named Ben and of coz mad jack and the donkey named number 7... out of the blue I started humming the theme song to this heheh Its a lovely meaningful theme song


The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams Theme Lyrics

Maybe by Thom Pace - The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams Lyrics

Deep inside the forest is a door into another land
Here is a life and home we are staying
Here forever in the beauty of this place all alone
We keep on hoping.

Maybe, there's a world where we don't have to run
Maybe, there's a time we call our own
Living free in harmony and majesty
Take me home, take me home

Walking through the land where every living thing is beautiful
Why does it have to end ?
We are calling all so sadly
On the whispers of the wind as we send
A dieing message.

Maybe, there's a world where we don't have to run
Maybe, there's a time we call our own
Living free in harmony and majesty
Take me home, take me home.

Maybe, there's a world where we don't have to run
Maybe, there's a time we call our own
Living free in harmony and majesty
Take me home, take me home.


From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Grizzly Adams is the main character from The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams, a 1974 film. Produced by Sunn Classic Pictures, the movie spawned a television series of the same name in 1977. The title character was loosely based on an actual trapper, James/John Capen "Grizzly" Adams.

Grizzly Adams is a woodsman who fled into the mountains when he was wrongly accused of murder. While struggling to survive, Adams discovers an orphaned grizzly bear cub whom he takes in and calls Ben. The bear, despite his huge adult size, becomes Adams' closest companion. Adams has an uncanny link to most of the indigenous wildlife of the region, who have no fear of him. In return, he resolves never to harm another animal whenever possible.

In the television series, Adams has two human companions, an old trader named Mad Jack the Mountain Man (Denver Pyle, commonly featured with a mule named "Number Seven") and a Native American named Nakoma (Don Shanks). Together, they help various visitors while protecting the wildlife. The series is also notable for its theme song, "Maybe" by Thom Pace, which is goodhearted tune about love, sorrow and friendship.

The series concluded with a 1982 TV movie called The Capture of Grizzly Adams where a bounty hunter used Adams' hitherto unknown daughter to draw him back to civilization. In the end, Adams proves his innocence.