> * Wee Sing Together.
>
> The more wee sing together, together, together.
> The more wee sing together, the happier we'll be.
>
> Sally : Look at this!
> Jonathan : Woo, that's neat.
> Dad : O.K., you two. It's time for bed.
> Sally : Oh, dad.
> Mom : No arguments, please.
> Dad : Seems to me I know a birthday girl who's going to have a big
> day.
> Sally : Can we go to the park?
> Jonathan : Yeah, Bingo, Too.
> Sally : It'd be really fun.
> Dad : We'll see, Good night. Jonathan.
> Jonathan : Good night.
> Sally : Good night, Dad.
> Mom : Good night, Sally.
> Sally : Good night, Mom.
> Dad : Sweet dreams, everyone.
>
> The more wee sing together, together, together,
> The more wee sing together, the happier we'll be.
> For your friends are my friend, and my friend are your friends.
> The more wee sing together, the happier we'll be.
> The more wee sing together, together, together,
> The more wee sing together, the happier we'll be.
>
> Melody : Shh, Bingo! It's Melody.
> We're planning a birthday surprise for Sally, O.K.?
>
> Skid-a-ma-rink a-dink-a dink, Skid-a-ma-rink a-doo. I love you.
> Skid-a-ma-rink a-dink-a dink, Skid-a-ma-rink a-doo. I love you.
>
> Melody : Oh! better wake up Hum bear.
> He likes birthday parties, too.
> Jonathan : Bingo, what's wrong?
>
> Skid-a-ma-rink a-dink-a dink, Skid-a-ma-rink a-doo. I love you.
> Hum : Huh?
> Skid-a-ma-rink a-dink-a dink, Skid-a-ma-rink a-doo. I love you.
>
> Hum : Oh, gee.
>
> I love you in the morning and in the afternoon.
> I love you in the evening and underneath the moon. Oh,
> Skid-a-ma-rink a-dink-a dink, Skid-a-ma-rink a-doo. I love you.
>
> Hum : Oh, oh, my, Sorry, Jonathan.
> Jonathan : That's O.K. Hum bear. Bear?
> Melody : And Melody mouse, too.
> Hum : Oh, don't be afraid.
> Melody : We're planning a party for Sally.
> Jonathan : A birthday party?
> Hum : Uh-huh
> Jonathan : That's what this is about?
> Hum£¦Melody : Uh-huh.
> Jonathan : Well, why didn't you say so?
>
> Skid-a-ma-rink a-dink-a dink, Skid-a-ma-rink a-doo. I love you.
> Skid-a-ma-rink a-dink-a dink, Skid-a-ma-rink a-doo. I love you. I love you.
> I love you in the morning and in the afternoon.
> I love you in the evening and underneath the moon. Oh,
> Skid-a-ma-rink a-dink-a dink, Skid-a-ma-rink a-doo. I love you. I love you.
>
> Jonathan : Happy birthday.
> Everyone : Yay!
>
> Skid-a-ma-rink a-dink-a dink, Skid-a-ma-rink a-doo. I love you. We love you.
>
> Hum : Happy birthday, Sally.
> Sally : Why, thank you, everyone. Thank you.
> Uh...Um...Jonathan.
> May I speak with you for a moment?
> Jonathan : Sure.
> Sally : Excuse us, please.
> Hum£¦Melody : Oh, O.K.
> Sally : Jonathan
> Jonathan : Yeah.
> Sally : It's the middle of the night.
> Jonathan : It sure is.
> Sally : So why are there giant stuffed animals dancing around my
> room? Jonathan?
> Jonathan : I don't know. Ask them.
> Sally : Well, you two?
> Hum : Gee. Sally.
> You've taken us with you to your other birthday parties.
> Melody : So we figured it was time we took you to a party.
> Hum : Uh-huh. Yep. Un-huh. What she said.
> Sally : Well...
> Jonathan : Well?
> Sally : We know how much you like to sing and have fun.
> Hum : And share your own birthday magic with everyone.
> Sally : That's true.
> Jonathan : Great. Let's go!
> Sally : Wait!
> Jonathan : Aw, gee!
> Sally : Now that I'm about to celebrate my birthday,
> Maybe I'm getting too grown up to play with stuffed animals.
> Melody : Ohh!
> Hum : Oh, now you've done it.
> Sally : Too grown up?
> Hum : Oh, no, no.
> Melody : She wasn't too grown up last week.
> When she tired this knot in my tail.
> Sally : Oh, gee. Sorry about that.
> Jonathan : Uh-huh.
> Sally : I am.
> Hum : Gee, Sally. you've never too old to play with stuffed animals.
> Sally : I'm sorry. O.K.?
> Melody£¦Hum : O.K.
> Jonathan : All right! Oh, yeah.
> Hum : You see, Sally. Toys like us like to party, too.
> Melody : Because toys like us are a lot like you.
> Hum : We all have heads and shoulders and knees and toes.
> Melody : As well as eyes and ears and a mouth and a nose.
>
> Head and shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes,
> Head and shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes,
> Eyes and ears and mouth and nose.
> Head and shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes,
>
> Hum : You get it!
> Sally : I got it.
> Melody : Then join us.
> Jonathan : Me, too.
>
> Head and shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes,
> Head and shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes,
> Eyes and ears and mouth and nose.
> Head and shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes,
>
> Hum : Well, are you getting warmed up for the party?
> Sally£¦Jonathan : Yeah!
> Melody : Good. Then let's sing it again.
> Only this time, let's sing it real fast, O.K.?
> Jonathan : O.K.
>
> Head and shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes,
> Head and shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes,
> Eyes and ears and mouth and nose. Head and shoulders,
> We have heads and shoulders, They have heads and shoulders,
> We all have heads and shoulders, knees and toes,
> knees and toes,
>
> Hum : I think I'm warmed up for the party now.
> Sally : Oh, the party!
> Melody : Say, what's the rush?
> Sally : You don't expect us to go to the party in our PJs, do you?
> Jonathan : I'm gonna go to my closet get some clothes.
> Sally : Jonathan's closet? Oh, no! Oh, well.
> Hum : We're certainly no experts, but...
> Melody : But what you're wearing now looks fine.
> Sally : Oh, sure.
> Jonathan : All of a sudden my clothes changed!
> Look at me! Look at this! Oh, my gosh!
> I can't believe it! Look at this...
> They're even got the laces tied right.
> Melody : Are we ready to go?
> Jonathan : We are now.
> Hum : Just take my hand.
> Melody : All fight, Sally. How about our guest of honor?
> Sally : I'm ready.
> Everyone : Round and round and round we swing,
> and where we stop is where we'll sing.
> Yah! Ohh! Yahoo!
> Melody : See? That didn't take long.
> Sally : Take long?
> Jonathan : What didn't take lo-
> Sally : Oh, my!
> Hum : Well, here it is. What do you think?
> Jonathan : Outrageous!
> Sally : Where are we?
> Melody : Oh, the sign's right up there.
> Sally : "Wee Sing Park." Oh, it's wonderful!
> Melody : Well, you wanted to go to park on your birthday.
> Hum : We heard you say so, didn't we?
> Sally : It says. "Enter with a song." What song?
> Melody : Why, the music song.
> Sally : What music.
> Hum : This music.
> Sally£¦Jonathan : I don't hear any music.
> Melody : Hum Bear, where's the music?
> Hum : Oh, didn't you make the arrangements, Melody?
> Melody : Me? Ohh!
> Sally£¦Jonathan : No music?
> Hum : Oh, now, now, now
> Melody : Of course there will be music, right?
> Hum : Oh, right, Uh, don't worry. I'll go get us some music.
> You wait right here. Oh, music!
> Oh, there is a tree. Any music in here? Music.
> Sally : He's knocking on trees.
> Jonathan : Weired.
> Melody : Don't worry. Hum bear knows what he's doing.
> Hum : Oh, music. Oh! oh, Ha, ha
> Melody : Well, he's trying anyway.
> Sally£¦Jonathan : Ha, ha, ha
> Hum : Oh, music! Hmm, what have we here?
> This looks promising. I'll knock and see. I better try again.
> That's more like it. Oh, Mmm, Hey, look here! Look here!
> Melody : He's found it.
> Silly : Where?
> Melody : Over there.
> Hum : Ohh!
> Jonathan : Double outrageous! Yeah!
> Melody : Well, it's about time.
> Drum major : Sorry, we weren't here to greet you, madam,
> We were just finishing our morning breakfast.
> Hum : Oh, yes. Let's see here. Looks pretty good, too.
> Drum major : Ahem. Sorry.
> We extend our official welcome to Wee Sing Park.
> Are you prepared to enter?
> Sally£¦Jonathan : Are we ever!
> Melody : But we must enter with a song.
> Drum major : Song?
> Melody : Sir...
> Drum major : Yes, madam.
> Melody : Sir, We were thinking perhaps you could play us a song.
> Drum major : Aha!
> By George, we could at that know just the one, too.
> Jonathan : All right.
> Drum major : All right, all of you come along and play along.
> Everyone : We don't have any instruments.
> Drum major : But you have imaginations, don't you?
> Jonathan : Sure, we do.
> Drum major :Then do your fingers like this ....
> Excellent! And you. Wonderful!
> I officially welcome all of you to the Wee Sing finger band.
>
> The finger band has come to town,
> come to town, come to town,
> The finger band has come to town, so early in the morning.
> The finger band can play the flute,
> play the flute, play the flute,
> The finger band can play the flute, so early in the morning.
> The finger band can play the trombone,
> play the flute, play the trombone,
> The finger band can play the trombone, so early in the morning.
> The finger band can play the drums,
> play the flute, play the drums,
> The finger band can play the drums, so early in the morning.
> The finger band can play the bells,
> play the flute, play the bells,
> The finger band can play the bells, so early in the morning.
>
> Drum major : Happy birthday. Miss.
> Sally : Oh, thank you.
> Drum major : And remember, Keep practicing.
> Jonathan : Forward, march! Bingo.
> Sally : Ohh, Wow. Ohh! It's a picnic table.
> Jonathan : Good boy. Bingo!
> Hum : Actually, Sally, this is your birthday table.
> Sally : Ohh.
> Jonathan : Outrageous! Bingo, look at this stuff!
> Hum : There! Now that's more like it.
> Sally : It's so nice. Thank you. It's wonderful. Thank you. Thank you.
> Hum : Oh, you think she likes it?
> Jonathan : What do you think? Pretty cool, huh?
> Sally : Oh, Jonathan.
> Jonathan : Look, There!
> Sally : I see them! I see them!
>
> Walking, walking, walking, walking.
> Hop, hop, hop, hop, hop, hop,
> Running, running, running, running, running, running,
> Now let's stop, now let's stop.
>
> Melody : Your friends are here. Now we can start the party.
>
> Walking, walking, walking, walking.
> Hop, hop, hop, hop, hop, hop,
> Running, running, running, running, running, running,
> Now let's stop, now let's stop.
>
> Friends : Happy birthday, Sally!
> Sally : Hi, Thank you.
> Jonathan : Come over here. you guys.
> Hum : Ho, ho, ho, Yahoo! Ohh!
>
> Walking, walking, walking, walking
> Hop, hop, hop, hop, hop, hop,
> Running, running, running, running, running, running,
> Now let's stop, now let's stop.
>
> Everyone : Yay!
> Hum : Oh! my goodness. What a nice looking group this is.
> Twins : Could we give Sally our present now? It's so heavy.
> Melody : Oh, why, certainly. O.K.
> Let's have Sally sit at the head of the table,
> and you could all give her your presents.
> Everyone : Yeah!
>
> Rickety, tickety, look at me.
> How many presents do you see? One!
>
> Sally : Thank you, Mark and Clark.
>
> Rickety, tickety, look at me.
> How many presents do you see? Two!
>
> Sally : Thank you, Robert.
>
> Rickety, tickety, look at me.
> How many presents do you see? Three!
>
> Sally : Thank you, Christina.
>
> Rickety, tickety, look at me.
> How many presents do you see? Four!
>
> Sally : Thank you, Jenny.
> Billy : Here you go, Sally.
> Sally : Thanks, Billy.
>
> Rickety, tickety, look at me.
> How many presents now do you see?
> Five, five, one, two, three, four, five!
>
> Melody : Five nice presents from your friends.
> Jonathan : It should have been six. You got one from the twins.
> Sally : Jonathan, that's so rude. Sorry, you guys.
> Twins : That's O.K. Our present's big enough for both of us.
> Sally : Well, I'm going to open your present first.
> Melody : Good for you.
> Sally : I wonder what it is.
> Melody : Before you open it. We'd better warn you.
> Sally : Warn me?
> Hum : Uh.... yes.
> Opening a present in Wee Sing Park can be a little tricky.
> Jonathan : Tricky?
> Sally : Ahh! Ohh! It's a rabbit! A bunny rabbit.
> Melody£¦Hum : Uh-oh!
> Sally : All right. you two!
> What's so tricky about a little stuffed animal?
> Everyone : Sal! Sal!
> Sally : Huh! Oh, my.
> Peter : Hey, thanks, sister. For getting me out of that box.
> It's was cramping my style.
> Melody : Who are you?
> Peter : Rabbit's the name -- Wee Rabbit Peter¥².
> So what's happening?
> Hum : Well, It's Sally's birthday party.
> Peter : Oh. yeah? Congrats, Kiddo.
> Sally : Uh, thanks.
> Melody : And it's a musical birthday with everyone singing songs. so--
> Peter : Relax. I got a song, a song custom-made for a group of smart
> kids like you, about something that really bugs me.
>
> Little Peter rabbit had a fly upon his ear,
> Little Peter rabbit had a fly upon his ear,
> Little Peter rabbit had a fly upon his ear,
> And he flicked it till it flew away.
>
> Peter : Got the idea?
> Everyone : We got it.
> Peter : Then let us, continue.
>
> Little Peter rabbit had a fly upon his ear,
> Little Peter rabbit had a fly upon his ear,
> Little Peter rabbit had a fly upon his ear,
> And he flicked it till it flew away.
>
> Everyone : Yah!
> Peter : Not bad. Not bad.
> But I think we have too many words in there.
> Let's do it again but this time, let's leave out the word "rabbit"
> O.K.?
> Everyone : O.K.
>
> Little Peter ( ) had a fly upon his ear,
> Little Peter ( ) had a fly upon his ear,
> Little Peter ( ) had a fly upon his ear,
> And he flicked it till it flew away.
>
> Peter : Good! Now, next time let's do it a little bit faster.
> And we'll leave out the words "rabbit" and "fly." Everyone!
>
> Little Peter ( ) had a ( ) upon his ear,
> Little Peter ( ) had a ( ) upon his ear,
> Little Peter ( ) had a ( ) upon his ear,
> And he flicked it till it flew away.
>
> Peter : Terrific! Now, for the last verse,
> let's leave out "rabbit," "fly." and "ear." Go!
>
> Little Peter ( ) had a ( ) upon his ( ),
> Little Peter ( ) had a ( ) upon his ( ),
> Little Peter ( ) had a ( ) upon his ( ),
> And he flicked it till it flew away.
>
> Peter : Thank you, thank you.
> Oh, no. not a fly! Get away! Go away, fly! Buzz off!
> No, not the ears! Not the ears! Oh!
> Hum : Just flick it till it flies away, Peter.
> Ho, ho, ho, ho!
> Ho, ho, ho, ho!
> Sally : Hey! My first present just ran away!
> Melody : Then you'd better open another one.
> Sally : Ooh! Oh, Christina, it's lovely! Thank you,
> It's the prettiest sugar bowl I've ever seen.
> Teapot : Sugar bowl! Watch this.
> Sally : Oh! no! Now again!
> Everyone : Ooh!
> Teapot : Who called me a sugar bowl?
> Sally : I did.
> Teapot : Huh, Look again, I'm no sugar bowl.
> Jonathan : A cookie jar!
> Teapot : You're not even close. Listen!
>
> I'm a little teapot. short and stout.
> Here is my handle, here is my spout.
> When I get all steamed up, then I shout,
> "Tip me over and pour me out."
>
> Teapot : Oops, Sorry.
> Sally : Now I understand.
>
> I'm a little teapot. short and stout.
> Here is my handle, here is my spout.
> When I get all steamed up, then I shout,
> "Tip me over and pour me out."
>
> Teapot : Fill up, everybody.
> Everyone : Yah!
> Sally : Mrs, teapot?
> Teapot : Hey, I know you. Aren't you a sugar bowl?
> Sally : I'm sorry if I insulted you. May we please be friends?
> Teapot : Why, sure. Put'er there.
> Oops. Better shake this one. And a happy birthday!
> Everyone : Ooh!
> Sally : Things come and go here in the strangest ways.
> Robert : Sally, could open my present next?
> Sally : It won't dance or run away, will it?
> Robert : I don't think so.
> Sally : What a pretty package. Ohh!
> It's an alphabet book! Does everyone know their ABCs?
> Everyone : I do. Yeah!
> Sally : Let's try it by turns.
>
> A-B-C-D-E-F-G, H-I-J-K-L-M-N-O-P,
> Q-R-S, T-U-V, W-X, Y and Z
> Now I know my A-B-C's,
> Tell me what you think of me.
>
> Everyone : Yah!
> Sally : Way to go, everyone!
> Twins : Well, that's O.K. If you want to do it the easy way.
> But how many of you can do it backwards?
> Sally : And you can?
> Twins : Sure! We'll prove it!
> Friends : I don't think they can do it, do you?
> I think they can! / Prebably not.
>
> Z-Y-X-W-V and U, T and S and R and Q,
> P-O-N-M-L-K-J, I-H-G-F-E-D-C-B-A,
> A little practice, you won't go wrong,
> And you can sing this backwards song.
>
> Everyone : Yah!
> Sally : What is it? Let's see. Ooh! Oh! how pretty!
> How does it look on me?
> Billy : It's not for you. It's for Bingo!
>
> Sally : Thanks, Billy. I'll give this to Bingo right now.
> Bingo! Bingo!
> Jonathan : Where is he? Bingo.
> Billy : There he is!
> Jonathan : He's chasing Peter!
> Peter : Leave me alone! You too, dog! Go away!
> Jonathan : Bingo!
> Sally : Bingo, you bad boy.
> Jonathan : Stop bugging that rabbit.
> Sally : He's bugged enough already.
> Jonathan : Gosh, what a cool dog.
> Jenny : He's so pretty.
>
> There was a boy who had a dog and Bingo was his name-oh,
> B-i-n-g-o, B-i-n-g-o, B-i-n-g-o,
> and Bingo was his name-oh.
>
> Melody : Everybody circle up. And leave out the letter "B"
>
>
> There was a boy who had a dog and Bingo was his name-oh,
> ( )-i-n-g-o, ( )-i-n-g-o, ( )-i-n-g-o,
> and Bingo was his name-oh.
> There was a boy who had a dog and Bingo was his name-oh,
> ( )-( )-n-g-o, ( )-( )-n-g-o, ( )-( )-n-g-o,
> and Bingo was his name-oh.
> There was a boy who had a dog and Bingo was his name-oh,
> ( )-( )-( )-g-o, ( )-( )-( )-g-o, ( )-( )-( )-g-o,
> and Bingo was his name-oh.
> There was a boy who had a dog and Bingo was his name-oh,
> ( )-( )-( )-( )-o, ( )-( )-( )-( )-o, ( )-( )-( )-( )-o,
> and Bingo was his name-oh.
> There was a boy who had a dog and Bingo was his name-oh,
> ( )-( )-( )-( )-( ), ( )-( )-( )-( )-( ), ( )-( )-( )-( )-( ),
> and Bingo was his name-oh.
>
> Hum : Ho, ho. That was great. How about the rest of you?
> Have any pets at home you'd like to sing about?
> Jenny : I have a puppy named Daisy.
> Hum : Well great!
> Melody : Tell us about her!
>
> There was a girl who had a pup and Daisy was her name-oh,
> D-A-I-S-Y, D-A-I-S-Y, D-A-I-S-Y,
> and Daisy was her name-oh.
>
> Christina : I had a kitty named Fluffy!
> Melody : O.K.!
>
> There was a girl who had a kitty and Fluffy was her name-oh,
> F-L-U-F-F-Y, F-L-U-F-F-Y, F-L-U-F-F-Y,
> and Fluffy was her name-oh.
>
> Twins: Us! Us!
> Melody : All right, boys.
>
> There were some twins who had a snake and his name was Slinky.
> S-L-I-N-K-Y, S-L-I-N-K-Y,
> and Slinky was his name-oh.
>
> Melody : O.K., everybody. O.K. calm down. Calm down.
> There's still one more present to open.
> Hum : One more. One more.
> Sally : Jenny?
> Jenny : Happy birthday, Sally.
> Sally : Thank you, Jenny. Ooh! What a pretty bracelet.
> It just goes with my red party dress! Thank you.
> Hum : My goodness. You all look so nice and dressed up today.
> How about a fashion show?
> Everyone : Yeah!
> Melody : That's a great idea! Sally, you go first.
> Sally : O.K., here goes.
>
> Sally's wearing a red dress, red dress, red dress.
> Sally's wearing a red dress all day long.
>
> Sally : Hey, Jenny. How about showing off those pretty shoes?
> Jenny : Well, all right.
>
> Jenny's wearing black shoes, black shoes, black shoes,
> Jenny's wearing black shoes all day long.
>
> Sally : You go, Melody!
> Melody : Yeah!
> Everyone : You go, Melody!
> Melody : Yeah!
>
> Melody's wearing a purple bow, purple bow, purple bow,
> Melody's wearing a purple bow all day long.
>
> Melody : O.K., everybody, Who's dressed up now.
> Everyone : Yah!
>
> Everyone's all dressed up today, dressed up today, dressed up today,
> Everyone's all dressed up today all day long.
> All day long, all day long.
> Everyone's all dressed up today all day long.
>
> Everyone : Yay!
> Jonathan : Sally, Look!
> Melody : A cake! Great!
> Hum : Everyone's eating cake today. cake today, cake today.
> Happy birthday, Sally.
> Sally : Thank you.
> Melody : Make a wish.
> Friends : And blow out the candles.
> Twins : Then cut us a piece, please.
> Sally : I wish.... I wish that every birthday could be as special as this one.
> Everyone : Yay!
> Hum : Tell you what -- Why don't take the cake to the table and
> cut you a piece while you watch the puppet show?
> Everyone : All right!
>
> Old Macdonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O.
> And on this farm he had a duck, E-I-E-I-O.
> With a quack, quack here, and a quack, quack there,
> Here a quack, there a quack, everywhere a quack, quack.
> Old Macdonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O.
>
> Friends : Do a pig, Yeah! Do a pig.
> Puppet : O.K.
>
> Old Macdonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O.
> And on this farm he had a pig, E-I-E-I-O.
> With a oink, oink here, and a oink, oink there,
> Here a oink, there a oink, everywhere a oink, oink.
> Quack, quack here, and a quack, quack there,
> Here a quack, there a quack, everywhere a quack, quack.
> Old Macdonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O.
>
> Hum : Hey, everybody, can you guess what this is? Moo!
> Jonathan : A giraffe!
> Hum : Ha, ha! No. Try again, Moo!
> Sally : A hippopotamus,
> Hum : Ha ha! No, Oh, I give up. You tell them.
>
> Old Macdonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O.
> And on this farm he had a cow, E-I-E-I-O.
> With a moo, oink moo, and a moo, moo there,
> Here a moo, there a moo, everywhere a moo, moo.
> Quack, quack here, and a quack, quack there,
> Here a quack, there a quack, everywhere a quack, quack.
> Old Macdonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O.
> Oink, oink here, and a oink, oink there,
> Here a oink, there a oink, everywhere a oink, oink.
> Quack, quack here, and a quack, quack there,
> Here a quack, there a quack, everywhere a quack, quack.
> Old Macdonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O.
>
> Peter : Hey, that's enough of that puppet Jazz. Let's go!
> Jonathan : What's up, rabbit!
> Peter : You'll see. Everyone, line up for Looby loo!
> Everyone : Let's go!
>
> Here we go looby loo, Here we go looby light.
> Here we go looby loo, All on a Saturday night.
> You put your right hand in. You put your right hand out.
> You give your right hand a shake, shake, shake,
> And turn yourself about.
> Oh. here we go looby loo, Here we go looby light.
> Here we go looby loo, All on a Saturday night.
> You put your left hand in. You put your left hand out.
> You give your left hand a shake, shake, shake,
> And turn yourself about.
> Oh. here we go looby loo, Here we go looby light.
> Here we go looby loo, All on a Saturday night.
> You put your right foot in. You put your right foot out.
> You give your right foot a shake, shake, shake,
> And turn yourself about.
> Oh. here we go looby loo, Here we go looby light.
> Here we go looby loo, All on a Saturday night.
> You put your left foot in. You put your left foot out.
> You give your left foot a shake, shake, shake,
> And turn yourself about.
> Oh. here we go looby loo, Here we go looby light.
> Here we go looby loo, All on a Saturday night.
> You put your head in. You put your head out.
> You give your head a shake, shake, shake,
> And turn yourself about.
> Oh. here we go looby loo, Here we go looby light.
> Here we go looby loo, All on a Saturday night.
> You put your whole self in. You put your whole self out.
> You give your whole self a shake, shake, shake,
> And turn yourself about.
> Oh. here we go looby loo, Here we go looby light.
> Here we go looby loo, All on a Saturday night.
> All on a Saturday night. All on a Saturday night.
>
> Everyone : Yah!
> Hum : Ho-hoh, Un-oh.
> Melody : I don't like the look of those clouds.
> Sally : Oh, no! Not rain! Not on my birthday.
> Twins : It couldn't rain here....,
> Jonathan : could it?
> Everyone : Aah!
> Hum : Here it comes.
> Melody : we must find cover this way. O.K. this way.
> Everyone. Aah!
> Hum : That way, that way. Back this way!
> Sally : It's Bingo!
> Melody : Sally, Sally, Come back!
> Jonathan : Bingo! Hey! Come on. you guys!
> Sally : Everyone! This way!
> Hum : Inside, everybody.
> Friend : I'm not going in there.
> Hum : Inside, Oh, yeah, go in there.
> Peter : There's no flies in there, are there?
> Hum : Oh, no.......no, Just bats.
> Peter : Oh, O.K. Bats! Oh!
> Hum : Come on, Come on.
> Peter : O.K. Nice bats!
> Everyone : Aah!
> Peter : Nice bats!
> Everyone : Aah! Aah!
> Melody : Look. I found a lantern, Now we'll have some light.
> There. That's better.
> Jonathan : Wow, that was scary.
> Everyone : Yeah.
> Melody : But we're safe now.
> Everyone : Aah!
> Hum : And just in time, too.
> Everyone : Aah!
> Hum : I guess there's nothing to do now but waits.
> Sally : Stupid old rain.
> Melody : We're not going to let a little rain spoil our party, are we?
> Uh, of course not.
> Hum : Oh....Does anybody know any rain sings?
> Sally : I do.
> Everyone : Aah!
>
> Rain, rain, go away. Come again another day.
> Little Sally wants to play. Rain, rain, go away.
> Rain, rain, go away. Come again another day.
> Little Sally wants to play. Rain, rain, go away.
>
> There is thunder, there is thunder.
> Here it roar, here it roar.
> Pitter, patter, rain drops, Pitter, patter, rain drops,
> I'm all wet! I'm all wet!
>
> Peter : Well, at least there aren't any flies or bats in here.
> Jenny : No, just this one little spider.
> Peter : Yeah, just one little...... spider!
> Jenny : Just an eensy weensy one. See?
> Peter : Uh, no, thank you.
>
> The eentsy weentsy spider went up the water spout.
> Down came the rain and washed the spider out.
> Out came the sun and dried up all the rain.
> And the eentsy weentsy spider went up the water spout again.
>
> Everyone : That's great! That's neat!
> Sally : Let's all sing it.
> Melody : Only this time, let's make it "itsy-bitsy."
> Everyone : Yeah. That's fun.
>
> The itsy bitsy spider went up the water spout.
> Down came the rain and washed the spider out.
> Out came the sun and dried up all the rain.
> And the itsy bitsy spider went up the water spout again.
>
> Everyone : I love the spiders.
> Sally : See?
> Everyone : Aah!
> Jonathan : I can't help it. you guys. Thunder scares me!
> Hum : Oh, that's O.K. Don't worry.
> Don't you guys know that thunder is just big old clouds
> bumping into each other?
> Everyone : Aah!
> Hum : Oh, yeah. But it scares me, too, Ooh.
> Melody : Of course, But being scared is nothing to be ashamed of.
> Sally : It isn't?
> Melody : Not at all.
>
> If you're scared and you know it, hide your eyes.
> If you're scared and you know it, hide your eyes.
> If you're scared and you know it, then your face will surely show it.
> If you're scared and you know it, hide your eyes.
>
> Melody : See? Scared is O.K.
> Sally : I guess so, Melody. But maybe what I really am is sad.
> Melody : Oh, sad.
>
> If you're sad and you know it, cry a tear. Boo hoo
> If you're sad and you know it, cry a tear. Boo hoo
> If you're sad and you know it, then your face will surely show it.
> If you're sad and you know it, cry a tear. Boo hoo
>
> Peter : O.K. For you. but being stuck in here makes me plain old angry.
> Melody : Angry?
> Peter : Yeah, angry. What about that?
>
> If you're angry and you know it, stomp your feet.
> If you're angry and you know it, stomp your feet.
> If you're angry and you know it, then your face will surely show it.
> If you're angry and you know it, stomp your feet.
>
> Hum : Hey, look, everybody, The storm is passing.
> Sally : Oh, and look. The sun's out!
> Hum : Ohh!
> Everyone : Yay!
>
> If you're happy and you know it, shout hoorah!
> If you're happy and you know it, shout hoorah!
> If you're happy and you know it, then your face will surely show it.
> If you're happy and you know it, shout hoorah!
>
> Melody : Look, up there.
> Hum : Oh, It's a rainbow.
> Sally : Oh, It's beautiful.
> Everyone : Oh, Wow! Outrageous. That's cool.
> Sally ; You know, when I was little,
> I thought I could reach right up to the sky and....
> Melody : Put a rainbow in your pocket?
> Sally : I was Silly, I guess.
> Melody : No, not at all. I think everybody wants to reach up and
> touch the sky now and then.
> Hum : Yeah, Sure, I say go for it,
> Everyone : Yeah!
>
> Clap your hands, touch your toes,
> Turn around and put your finger on your nose.
> Flap your arms, jump up high,
> Wiggle your fingers and reach for the sky.
>
> Hum : Come on, Sally.
> Sally : Me.
> Hum : O.K.
> Jonathan : And I'll do it with you!
>
> Clap your hands, touch your toes,
> Turn around and put your finger on your nose.
> Flap your arms, jump up high,
> Wiggle your fingers and reach for the sky.
>
> Melody : O.K. Let's all try it, And all of you, too.
>
> Clap your hands, touch your toes,
> Turn around and put your finger on your nose.
> Flap your arms, jump up high,
> Wiggle your fingers and reach for the sky.
>
> Peter : Let's go.
>
> Clap your hands, touch your toes,
> Turn around and put your finger on your nose.
> Flap your arms, jump up high,
> Wiggle your fingers and reach for the sky.
> (4¹ø)
>
> Duck : Quack
> Everyone : Ha, ha
> Peter : No, no, Not again!
>
> Clap your hands, touch your toes,
> Turn around and put your finger on your nose.
> Flap your arms, jump up high,
> Wiggle your fingers and reach for the sky.
> Clap your hands, touch your toes,
> Turn around and put your finger on your nose.
> Flap your arms, jump up high,
> Wiggle your fingers and reach for the sky.
>
> Everyone : All right! Hooray!
> Hum : You see how much fun it can be.
> When you let yourself reach for your dreams?
> Sally : Oh, yes, It's wonderful! Thank you, everyone!
> Robert : You're welcome, Sally. Happy birthday.
> Everyone : Yeah, happy birthday, Sally.
> Christina : Happy birthday.
> Sally : Thank you, Christina.
> Friends : Good bye! Happy birthday. Good bye! Good bye!
> Melody : Do you kids know the way--
> Friends : Good bye! Sally! Good bye!
> Sally : Hey! Where did they go?
> Melody : Where we need to do, Sally.......home.
> Jonathan : Oh, Not yet.
> Sally : No, The band's still.... . Them, too?
> What's happening? Everything's fading.
> Melody : It's time to go home, Sally. Right, Hum bear?
> Hum bear. Hum bear.
> Hun : Oh! ha ha. Are we there yet?
> Jonathan : We can't go yet, We got to find Bingo. Bingo!
> Sally : Oh! Bingo, Ohh! Oh! look!
> Even Wee Rabbit Peter's turned back into a toy.
> Melody : We'd better go, Sally.
> Sally : O.K. Let's go.
> Hum : Uh-oh. I guess there's. oh! one little problem, Melody.
> Sally : What?
> Hum : We don't know our address.
> Jonathan : What's an address?
> Hum : It's, uh, where you --- It's where you live.
> Melody : It's our home.
> Jonathan : Do you remember, Sally?
> Sally : Sure, Mom taught it to me as a song
> Hum : Oh, Good.
>
> My name is Sally Smith.
> This is where I live, 1-2-3-4 Wee Sing lane, Any city. USA
>
> Melody : Oh, good, Let's all hold hands.
> Hum : Now you sing it, Jonathan.
>
> My name is Jonathan Smith
> This is my address. 1-2-3-4 Wee Sing lane, Any city. USA
> My name is Melody mouse
> This is where I live, 1-2-3-4 Wee Sing lane, Any city. USA
>
> Hum : Ho ho ho ho.
> Sally : We're home! My clothes!
> Jonathan : Wow! Outrageous!
> Hum : Sure, We've been on magic time.
> Melody : But in real time, it's only been a few minutes.
> Jonathan : Double outrageous!
>
> Sally : Thank you, Melody
> Melody : Oh, you're welcome. Sally.
> Sally : And thank you dear old Hum bear.
> Hum : It weren't nothing.
> Sally : This has been the happiest birthday I've ever had!
> Hum : Our pleasure.
> Melody : Uh-huh
> Hum : Now, time for you two to get on bed.
> Sally : O.K.
> Jonathan : One last song, Hum bear?
> Hum : Oh. O.K. Uh, Look out there.
> Jonathan : At the stars?
> Hum : Un-huh! The one bright one, Can you sing with me?
>
> Twinkle, twinkle, little star, How I wonder what you are.
> Up above the world so high, Like a diamond in the sky.
> Twinkle, twinkle, little star, How I wonder what you are.
>
> Sally : I had a wonderful time, Melody.
> Melody : Oh, I did. too, Sally, Oh... Hum bear
> Hum bear, you're next.
> Hum : Oh, ha. Um.... Will you help me, too?
> Melody : Of course, Sally and I both will.
>
> Teddy bear, Teddy bear, turn around.
> Teddy bear, Teddy bear, touch the ground.
> Teddy bear, Teddy bear, show your shoe.
> Teddy bear, Teddy bear, that will do.
> Teddy bear, Teddy bear, go upstairs.
> Teddy bear, Teddy bear, say your prayers.
> Teddy bear, Teddy bear, switch off the light.
> Teddy bear, Teddy bear, say good-night.
>
> Sally : Good night, Hum bear.
> Melody : And you, too, Sally.
> Sally : O.K. Melody.
> Melody : Bingo, What are you doing here?
> You belong in Jonathan's room.
> Sally : I learned a lot today, Melody.
> Melody : Oh?
> Sally : Uh-huh, I learned that when birthday magic is in the air,
> the very best times are the ones that you share.
> Melody : Ohh. I guess you did learn something special.
> Sound : Did you hear that sound?
> Melody : Oh, goodness! Oh, hank!
> Sound : No, really. Something funny's going on.
>
> The more wee sing together, together, together,
> The more wee sing together, the happier we'll be.
> For your friends are my friend, and my friend are your friends.
> The more wee sing together, the happier we'll be.
> The more wee sing together, together, together,
> The more wee sing together, the happier we'll be.
> For your friends are my friend, and my friend are your friends.
> The more wee sing together, the happier we'll be.
>