You have two elbows. You have two knees. Perhaps you've wondered why you need these. They can be funny looking there is no doubt. But here's how elbows and knees can help you out.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Eight beautiful notes. . I play eight notes they sound like this. When I play them I can't miss.
In the winter, there lots of snow. It very chilly, but don't you know. It another season, another reason. For eatin' cookie. . (he devours some cookies from the box in his hands, then leaves to arrive on a rainy spring scene, as kids run up the hill).
The sun is in the sky and. Clouds are rollin' by and. Today is gonna be one wonderful day. . Hand in hand together. We'll be friends forever. Sharing all the good times.
You know I love the trail I'm on. And the friends who ride with me. The country that we're passing through. Is a paradise to see, a haven for my spirit.
Dressed up. All dandied and dressed up. All feathered and pressed up. And feeling so fine. . Dressed up. In our best formal design. Outshine all the rest of you.
Down by the old (not the new but the old). Mill stream (not the river but the stream),. Where I first (not the last but the first). Met you. (Not me but you.).
(begins with a scat, sounds like...). Hey bow-wow-hey-ba-biddy-hey. What's down. What's down below the street. What's under the pavement that's under your feet.
(spoken). . Announcer's Voice: WELCOME TO SONY THEATRES! (This line was changed to "welcome to Loews Theaters" when Sony Theatres was changed to Loews).
See pretty picture with lady inside. It look delicious, me fit to be tied!. Me love to eat it with sugar and cream--. But no no no! Me know the rules!.
Flip your flippers up and down. Look at the sky and turn around. Peck forward, raise flippers. And waddle. And waddle. You waddle. You waddle. You waddle.
Any group of people. Living together. And loving each other. Are doing the family thing. . You might live. With your mother and your father. Or maybe it's.
Toss out the lightbulbs, stomp on the cans. Shake out the paperclips and old tin pans. Keep out the garbage, boy what a bash!. Doin' the trash. . Chop up the boxes, smash out the wood.
Every time I feel alone. And slightly blue. That's when I begin to think. It's what I'd like to start to do. . And though it may not be the kind of thing.
Ernie: Do you like me?. Am I okay?. Do you like me?. If you do please say,. That you like me,. Just this way.. I want to hear it from you.. . Bert: (Oh, Ernie.).
Well, I got a little dance to tell you about. A dance to make you bark, not scream and shout. You ask what kind of dance can it possibly be. I'll show you with the kids and Barkley.
Wiggle your ears. Wiggle your nose. Squeak your teeth (squeak!). That's how it goes. Move up and down. Hop to the beat. Do the Benny Hop. Up and down the street.
Ernie: There's a brand new dance. And it's got a reggae beat. You do it in the bath. While you wash your hands and feet. . Get in the tub. Hold your duckie in your lap.
Intro. . "Ok today we're going to show you a groove. The groove goes a little something like this...". . Uh, (Go), here, (GO) here, (GO GO) here. Leave away from here, here, far away from here, here.