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2. Naughty

Jack

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and Jill went up

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the hill to fetch

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a pail of wa ter,- So they say, The sub

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se- quent- fall was in-

Quite bright, swung e1

e vi- ta- ble,- They ne

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ver- stood a chance,they were writ ten- that way. In

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no- cent vic tims- of

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their sto -

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ry.

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Like Ro

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me- o- and Ju li- et,- 'Twas writ ten- in the

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sim.

stars

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be fore- they e ven- met That love

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and fate and a touch of stu pi- di- ty- would rob

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them of their

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Matilda - Royal Shakespeare Company - 08/11/2010 14:45

hope of liv ing- hap pi- ly.- The end

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ings- are of ten- a lit

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tle- bit go ry.

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- I won

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der- why they did n't- just

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change

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their sto ry.

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- We're told

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we have to do what we're told

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but sure ly...

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Some

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times- you have to be a lit

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tle- bit naugh ty!

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Just

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be cause- you find that life's not fair, It does

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n't- mean that you just have to grin and bear it.

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If

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you al ways- take it on the chin and wear it, Noth

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ing- will change.

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ven- if you're lit tle- you can do a lot, You must

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n't- let a lit tle- thing like lit tle- stop you.

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If

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you sit a round- and let them get on top, You might

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as well be say ing- you think

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that it's O K- An'

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that's

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not

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right.

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Cin

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der- el- la,- in the cel lar,- Did

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n't- have to do much as far as I can tell, Her god

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mo- ther- was

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two thirds fai ry:- Sud

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den- ly- her lot was a lot less sca ry.- But what

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if you have n't- got a fai

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ry- to fix

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it?

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Some

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times- you have to make a lit

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tle- bit of mis chief!

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Just

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be cause- you find that life's not fair, It

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does

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n't- mean that you just have to grin and bear it. If

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you al ways- take it on the chin and wear it,

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Noth

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ing- will change. E

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ven- if you're lit tle- you can do a lot, You must

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n't- let a lit tle- thing like lit tle- stop you. If

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you sit a round- and let them get on top, You

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might

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that it's O K- An' that's

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not

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right.

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And if it's not

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right.

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You have to put

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it right.

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Matilda (reading): ‘Platinum Blonde Hair Dye – Extra Strong. Keep out of reach of children’. Hmmm.

‘Oil of Violets Hair Tonic. For Men.’ Yep.

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In the slip of a bolt there's a ti ny- re volt;-

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The seed of a war in the creak of a floor

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board;- A storm can be gin- with the flap of a wing,

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The ti ni- est- mite packs the might i- est- sting.

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Ev 'ry- day

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starts with the tick of a clock;

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All es capes- start with the click of a lock.

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If you're stuck in your

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sto ry- and wan na- get out,

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You don't have to cry, you don't have to shout.

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Cos if you're lit tle,- you can

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do a lot, You must

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n't- let a lit tle- thing like lit tle- stop you. If

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you sit a round- and let them

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sim.

get on top, You won't

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change a thing. Just

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be cause- you find that life's not fair, It

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does

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n't- mean that you just have to grin and bear it. If

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you al ways- take it on the chin and wear it, You

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might

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that it's O K- and that's not right.

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And if it's not

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right,

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You have to put

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it right.

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But

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no

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bo- dy- else is gon na- put

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it right for me, No

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bo- dy- but me is gon na- change

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my sto ry,-

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Some

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times- you have to be a lit

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tle- bit naugh

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ty!

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