Come along with the snorks
Swim along with the snorks
So much to see waiting for you and me
Have some fun with the snorks
Play along with the snorks
Sing along with the snorks
Happy we’ll be living under the sea
Come along with the snorks
If you could breathe under water where would you go
If you had friends under water who would you know
Come along, sing along, swim along too yeah!
Come along with the snorks
Swim along with the snorks
So much to see waiting for you and me
Swim along with the… Have some fun with the…
Come along with the Snorks!
Official Intro Video
Diving Into the Snork World
The Snorks theme song is a bubbly, high-energy anthem that perfectly set the stage for Hanna-Barbera’s colorful underwater world. Premiering in 1984, the show introduced us to creatures with built-in snorkels on their heads who lived in the secret city of Snorkland. The song focuses on the wonder of discovery, asking the listener, “If you could breathe under water, where would you go?”
While often compared to *The Smurfs*, the Snorks carved out their own identity through their vibrant aquatic setting and catchy music. The theme evolved over time—starting with the legendary Hoyt Curtin’s composition for the early seasons and moving to a more synth-heavy production by Chase/Rucker in the later years. It remains a beloved piece of Saturday morning cartoon history that invites everyone to swim along with Allstar, Casey, and the rest of the gang.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who composed the Snorks theme song?
For the first two U.S. seasons, it was composed by Hoyt Curtin. Ferry Wienneke handled the worldwide version’s first season, and Chase/Rucker Productions produced the music for the final two seasons.
How many episodes of Snorks were made?
The series ran for 65 episodes across four seasons from 1984 to 1989.
What makes a Snork a Snork?
Snorks are tiny, colorful beings characterized by a “snorkel” on top of their heads, which they use to propel themselves through the water and make a signature “snork” sound.
