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If you're happy and you know it, clapyour hands

If you're happy and you know it, clapyour handsIf you're happy and you know it,

then you’ll surely

want to show itIf you're happy and you know it,

clap your hands.



If you're happy and you know it, nodyour head, If you're happy and

you know it, nod your headIf you're happy and you know it,then you’ll surely

want to show it

If you're happy and you know it,nod your head



If you're happy and you know it,stamp your feet, If you're happy

and you know it, stamp your feet.If you're happy and you know it,then you’ll surely

want to show it

If you're happy and you know it,stamp your feet.



If you're happy and you know it, sayHa! Ha!, If you're happy and

you know it, say Ha! Ha!.If you're happy and you know it,then you’ll surely

want to show it

If you're happy and you know it,say Ha! Ha!.



(clap, nod, stamp, shout)

If you're happy and you know it, do allfour, If you're happy and you

know it, do all four.If you're happy and you know it,then you’ll surely

want to show it

If you're happy and you know it,do all four!



I’d like to build the world a homeand furnish it with love,

row apple trees andhoney bees and snowwhite turtle doves.I’d like to teach he world to sin"

in perfectharmony,I’d like to hold it in my arms

and keep it company.I’d like to see the

world for once allstandin" hand in hand,

#nd hear them echo throu"h thehills for peace

throu"hout the land.



$henever I feel afraid,

I hold my headerect,#nd whistle a happy tune,

so noonewill suspect I’m afraid.



$hile shiverin" in my shoes,

I strike acareless pose,#nd whistle a happy tune

#ndnoone knows I’m afraid.



%he result of this deception,is very stran"e

to tell,&or when I fool the people I fear,

I feel myself as

well.



I whistle a happy tune,

#nd everysin"le time,%he happiness in

the tuneconvinces me that I’m not afraid.



y wife and I lived all alone,

In a little lo" hutwe called our own.he loved "in and I loved rum,

I tell youwhat, we’d lots of fun.



Ha, ha, ha you and me,

ittle brown *u",don’t I love thee,Ha, ha, ha, you and me,

ittlebrown *u", don’t I love thee!



%he rose is red, my nose is too,

theviolet’s blue and so are you.#nd yet I "uess before I

stop, I’dbetter have another drop.



Ha, ha, ha you and me,

ittle brown *u",don’t I love thee,Ha, ha, ha, you and me,

ittlebrown *u", don’t I love thee!



+ur parlour wanted paperin"a said itwas waste

%o call a paperhan"er in

and so we madesome paste

He bou"ht some rolls of paper

a ladderand a brush

#nd with my ummy's ni"ht"own on

at it he made a



$hen &ather papered the parlour,you couldn't seepa for paste

-abbin" it here, dabbin" it there,

paste and papereverywhere

other was stuck to the ceilin"

the kids were stuck tothe /oor

I never knew a bloomin" family

so stuck up



$e're never "oin" to move awayfrom that houseany more

&or &ather's "one and stuck the chairs

and table to the/oor

$e can't 0nd our piano

thou"hit's broad and rather tall

$e think that its behind the paper

a stuck on the



$hen &ather papered the parlour,you couldn't seepa for paste

-abbin" it here, dabbin" it there,

paste and papereverywhere

other was stuck to the ceilin"

the kids were stuck tothe /oor

I never knew a bloomin" family

so stuck up



# bold hippopotamus was standin"one day+n the banks of the cool halimar

He "a1ed at the bottom as he

peacefully lay2y the li"ht of the evenin" star

#way on the hilltop sat combin" her

hairHis fair hippopotami maid

%he hippopotamus was no i"noramus

#nd san" her this sweet serenade



ud, mud, "lorious mud

3othin" 4uite like it for coolin" thebloodo follow me follow, down to the

hollow

#nd there let me wallow in "loriousmud



%he fair hippopotama he aimed toentice&rom her seat on that hilltop above#s she hadn't "ot a ma to "ive her

advice5ame tiptoein" down to her love

ike thunder the forest reechoed the

sound+f the son" that they san" when they

met

His inamorata ad*usted her "arter



ud, mud, "lorious mud

3othin" 4uite like it for coolin" thebloodo follow me follow, down to the

hollow

#nd there let me wallow in "loriousmud



%here’s a hole in my bucket, dear i1a,dear i1a. %here’s a hole in my bucket,

dear i1a, a hole.

%hen mend it, dear eor"ie, deareor"ie, dear eor"ie.

%hen mend it, dear eor"ie, dear

eor"ie, mend it.

$ith what shall I mend it, dear i1a,

dear i1a. $ith what shall I mend it ,



$ith a straw, dear eor"ie, deareor"ie, dear eor"ie.

$ith a straw, dear eor"ie, deareor"ie, with straw.

%he straw is too lon", dear i1a, deari1a. %he straw is too

lon", dear i1a, too lon".

%hen cut it, dear eor"ie, dear

eor"ie, dear eor"ie.



$ith what should I cut it, dear i1a,dear i1a. $ith what should I

cut it, dear i1a, with what.

$ith a knife, dear eor"ie, deareor"ie, dear eor"ie.

$ith a knife, dear eor"ie, dear

eor"ie, a knife.

%he knife is too blunt, dear i1a, dear

i1a. %he knife is too blunt,



%hen sharpen it, dear eor"ie, deareor"ie, dear eor"ie.

%hen sharpenit, dear eor"ie, dear eor"ie, sharpen it .

$ith what shall I sharpen it, dear i1a, deari1a. $ith what shall I sharpen it, dear i1a,

with what.

$ith a stone, dear eor"ie, dear eor"ie,dear eor"ie.

$ith a stone, deareor"ie, dear eor"ie, a stone.



%he stone is too dry, dear i1a, deari1a. %he stone is too

dry, dear i1a, too dry.

%hen wet it, dear eor"ie, deareor"ie, dear eor"ie.

%hen wet it, dear eor"ie, deareor"ie, wet it.



# mouse lived in a windmill in old

#msterdam# windmill with a mouse in and hewasn't "rousin'

He san" every mornin", 6How lucky Iam,

ivin" in a windmill in old#msterdam!6



I saw a mouse!$here7%here on the stair!$here on the stair7

8i"ht there!# little mouse with clo"s on

$ell I declare!

oin" clipclippetyclop on the stair



%his mouse he "ot lonesome, he took

him a wife# windmill with mice in, it's hardlysurprisin'

he san" every mornin", 6How lucky I

am,ivin" in a windmill in old

#msterdam!6



I saw a mouse!$here7%here on the stair!$here on the stair7


$ell I declare!




&irst they had triplets and then they

had 4uins# windmill with 4uins in, and tripletsand twins in

%hey san" every mornin", 6How lucky

we areivin" in a windmill in #msterdam,

ya!6



I saw a mouse!$here7

%here on the stair!$here on the stair7


$ell I declare!




+h! I do like to be beside the seasideI do like to be beside the sea!

I do like to stroll alon" the rom,rom, rom!

$here the brass bands play9

6%iddelyompompom!6o *ust let me be beside the seaside

I'll be beside myself with "lee

#nd there's lots of "irls beside,I should like to be beside

2eside the seaside! 2eside the sea!



$hen I "et older losin" my hairany years from now

$ill you still be sendin" me avalentine

2irthday "reetin"s, bottle of wine7If I'd been out till 4uarter to three

$ould you lock the door7

$ill you still need me, will you stillfeed me

$hen I'm si:tyfour7



I could be handy, mendin" a fuse$hen your li"hts have "one

;ou can knit a sweater by the 0resideunday mornin"s "o for a ride

-oin" the "arden, di""in" the weeds$ho could ask for more7

$ill you still need me, will you still

feed me$hen I'm si:tyfour7



end me a postcard, drop me a linetatin" point of view

Indicate precisely what you mean tosay

;ours sincerely, wastin" awayive me your answer, 0ll in a form

ine for evermore

$ill you still need me, will you stillfeed me

$hen I'm si:tyfour7



%he other ni"ht, dear,#s I lay

dreamin",I dreamt that you

were by my side,5ame disillusion, $hen I awoke,

dear, you were "oneand then I cried.



;ou are my sunshine, my only

sunshine ;ou make me happy when skies are"rey

;ou'll never know dear, how much I

love youlease don't take my sunshine away



I'll always love you and make you

happyIf you will only do the same2ut if you leave me, how it will "rieve

me,

3evermore I’ll breathe your name



;ou are my sunshine, my only

sunshine ;ou make me happy when skies are"rey

;ou'll never know dear, how much I

love youlease don't take my sunshine away



$heear 'as ta bin sin ah saw thee,

+n Ilkla oor baht 'at7!$heear 'as ta bin sin

ah saw thee7+n Ilkla oor baht 'at7!

+n Ilkla oorbaht 'at7!



%ha's been a cooartin' ary <ane+n Ilkla oor

baht 'at%ha's been a cooartin' ary

<ane+n Ilkla oor baht 'at

+n Ilkla oorbaht 'at +n

Ilkla oor baht 'at



%ha's bahn t'catch thi deeath o'cowd+n Ilkla oor

baht 'at%ha's bahn t'catch thi deeath

o'cowd +n Ilklaoor baht 'at

+n Ilkla oor baht 'at+n

Ilkla oor baht 'at



%hen we shall ha' to bury thee+n Ilkla oor

baht 'at%hen we shall ha' to bury thee

+n Ilklaoor baht 'at

+n Ilkla oor baht 'at+n Ilkla

oor baht 'at



%hen t'worms 'll cum and eat thee oop+n Ilkla oor

baht 'at%hen t'worms 'll cum and eat thee

oop +n Ilkla oor baht'at +n

Ilkla oor baht 'at+n Ilkla oor baht

'at



%hen we shall "o an' ate oop ducks+n Ilkla oor baht

'at%hen we shall "o an' ate oop ducks

+n Ilkla oor baht 'at+n

Ilkla oor baht 'at+n Ilkla oor baht 'at



%hen we shall all 'ave etten thee+n Ilkla oor

baht 'at%hen we shall all 'ave etten thee

+n Ilkla oorbaht 'at


oor baht 'at



%hat's wheer we "et us oahn back+n Ilkla

oor baht 'at%hat's wheer we "et us oahn

back +n Ilklaoor baht 'at


oor baht 'at



#ll the nice "irls love a sailor

#ll the nice "irls love atar &or

there's somethin" about a sailor

$ell you know what sailorsare! 2ri"ht andbree1y, free and easy,

He's the ladies' pride and *oy!

He falls in love with=ate and <ane,

then he's o> to sea a"ain,hip ahoy! hip ahoy!



#ny old iron, any old iron,

any, any, old, oldiron7

;ou look neat, talk about a treat,

;ou look a dapper from your knapper toyour feet.

-ressed in style, with a brand new tile,#nd your father’s old "reen tie on,

+h I wouldn’t "ive you tuppencefor your old watch

chain,

+ld iron, old iron7



?delweiss?delweiss

?very mornin" you "reetme smalland white, clean and bri"ht,

;ou look happy to

meet me.2lossom of snow

may you bloom and"row 2loom

and "row forever?delweiss

?delweiss2less my homeland

forever



If you were the only "irl in the worldand I were the only boy

3othin" else would matter in theworld today

$e could "o on lovin" in the same old

way



# "arden of ?den *ust made for two$ith nothin" to mar our *oy

I would say such wonderful thin"s to

you%here would be such wonderful thin"s

to do

If you were the only "irl in the worldand I were the only boy.



=nees up other 2rown

=nees up other 2rown@nder the table you must "o?eaye, ?eaye, ?eayeoh

If I catch you bendin"I'll saw your le"s ri"ht o> =nees up, knees up

don't "et the bree1e up=nees up other 2rown



+h my, what a rotten son",what a rotten son",

what

a rotten son".+h my, what a rotten

son"

and what a rotten sin"er too.



8ule, 2ritannia! 2ritannia, rule thewaves!

2ritons never, never, never shall be

slaves.

$hen 2ritain 0rst, at heaven's

command,#rose from out the a1ure main,

%his was the charter of the land,

#nd uardian #n"els san" this strain9





slaves.

%he nations not so blest as theeust, in their turn, to tyrants fall,

$hile thou shalt /ourish "reat and free9%he dread and envy of them all.





slaves.

%he uses, still with freedom found,

hall to thy happy coasts repair.2lest isle! with matchless beauty

crowned,

#nd manly hearts to "uard the fair.





slaves.


2ritons never, never, never shall beslaves.

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