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00:32Come on, everyone!
01:00To the land of nursery rhymes, nursery rhymes, I wonder who we'll see, In the land of nursery rhymes, nursery
01:09rhymes, Tweedledum or Tweedledee, There's Merry, Merry, she's quite contrary, Hey little Miss Muffet, watch out!
01:20Oh King Cole, he's a merry old soul, So come on, let's hear you shout!
01:26Nursery rhymes, nursery rhymes, We're going to the land of nursery rhymes!
01:37Hmm, now this path must lead to the rickety bridge. Oh no, that's not right, is it?
01:45Oh no, this path must lead to the main gate. Oh no, that's not right either.
01:51Oh, hello there, it's great to see you. I'm Justin and I'm just reading this map.
01:58It's a very special map because it's full of nursery rhyme characters.
02:04Have a look at this. Right, we've got Little Bo Peep here and, oh look, there's the grand old Duke
02:11of York. Ha ha!
02:12Oh, and down here we've got little Miss Muffet with her little spider. They're all here.
02:18And I've got this map because today I'm going to visit them all in nursery rhyme land! Woohoo!
02:25Hey, do you want to come too? You do? Oh great! Well what are we waiting for? Come on, let's
02:33go!
02:38Hey, have you got a favourite nursery rhyme? I quite like five current buns!
02:46Ha ha ha! Hey, look over here, there's a sign! Let's see what it says.
02:52Hmm. Look! Nursery rhyme land! This way! And there's an arrow pointing there!
03:00Ho ho ho! I think we're nearly there! I can't wait! Come on, let's go!
03:10Whoa! I think we've arrived! It's the entrance to nursery rhyme land!
03:23Whoa! Look at that! It's amazing!
03:36Whoa! Look at this!
03:46Oh, come on! Let's go in!
03:50Well, we're here in nursery rhyme land!
03:54Good morning!
03:55Oh, good morning!
03:55Whoa!
03:56Good morning!
03:58Well, I'll tell you what, it's very busy here today, isn't it?
04:01Morning!
04:02Morning!
04:02I wonder who we're going to see first. Who do you think it will be?
04:15Hey, there's someone singing over there, and she's sitting on a tuffet! Do you know who it is?
04:23That's right! It's Little Miss Muffet! Come on, let's go and say hello!
04:34Hello there! Hello! Oh, and hello to you too! Would you like some curds and whey?
04:41Oh, I'd love some! I'm starving!
04:45Little Miss Muffet sat on her tuffet, eating her curds and whey. Along came a spider, and sat down beside
04:56her, and frightened Miss Muffet away.
05:02Oh, dear! That spider's always trying to frighten me when I'm eating!
05:08Well, I'll tell you what, Little Miss Muffet, why don't we sing the song again? And this time, why don't
05:13you shout out when you see the spider?
05:16Great! Here we go!
05:19Little Miss Muffet sat on her tuffet, eating her curds and whey. Along came a spider!
05:29Pardon? What? Can you see something?
05:32What? The spider? Where?
05:35Behind us, here! Whoa!
05:38Along came a spider, and sat down beside her, and frightened Miss Muffet away.
05:48Well, Little Miss Muffet, you see, there's no need to be scared of spiders.
05:53That's right! I'm a friendly spider!
05:55So, what's your name, then?
05:57I'm Incy Wincy!
05:58Oh, of course! Shall we sing about Incy Wincy Spider?
06:06Incy Wincy Spider climbed up the water spout. Down came the rain, and washed the spider out. Out came the
06:15sunshine, and dried up all the rain. So, Incy Wincy Spider climbed up the spout again.
06:24You know, I don't think I'm frightened of spiders anymore. Thank you.
06:29Well, I've got to go, Little Miss Muffet. Lots more to see and sing. I'll see you later. Bye-bye!
06:34Goodbye!
06:34See ya!
06:36Nice lad.
06:38Would you like some curds and whey, Incy Wincy?
06:40Oh, I thought you'd never last.
06:42I thought spiders only ate flies.
06:45Oh no, I'm quite partial to a bit of curds and whey every now and then.
07:00Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water. Jack fell down and broke his crown.
07:10And Jill came tumbling after.
07:15Well, he was a very friendly spider, wasn't he? But I still didn't get my curds and whey, and I'm
07:22still hungry.
07:23Well, I can help you there. I baked some lovely pies to sell them at the fair.
07:29Hey, you must be the buyman.
07:31That's right.
07:32Let me smell those pies.
07:34Ooh, they smell delicious.
07:36Oh yes, they're scrum diddly-umptious. The best in the land.
07:40Oh, excuse me mister, can I buy one of your pies please?
07:43Hey, you must be Simple Simon.
07:46Oh yes sir, that's me.
07:49Simple Simon met a pieman going to the fair.
07:53Said Simple Simon to the pieman.
07:56Let me taste your ware.
07:59Said the pieman to Simple Simon.
08:02Show me first your penny.
08:04Said Simple Simon to the pieman.
08:06Indeed I have not any.
08:09Indeed I have not any.
08:10Let's sing about those yummy pies again, shall we?
08:12And why don't you join in this time?
08:14Here we go.
08:15Simple Simon met a pieman going to the fair.
08:20Said Simple Simon to the pieman.
08:23Let me taste your ware.
08:25Said the pieman to Simple Simon.
08:28Show me first your penny.
08:30Said Simple Simon to the pieman.
08:33Indeed I have not any.
08:36Oh dear.
08:37Well I think I can help you there, Simple Simon.
08:39I've got a shiny penny that you can have.
08:41And now you can buy one of those yummy pies.
08:44Oh, thanking you kindly, mister.
08:48Go on then.
08:50Oh, I've got a fantastic yummy pie for my dinner.
08:55Woohoo!
08:56I think I'm going to have one of those yummy pies too.
08:59Oh, I'm late for the fair.
09:00Mustache!
09:01Bye bye!
09:02Hang on, Mr. Pieman.
09:03What about my pie?
09:05Oh, oh well.
09:07Maybe I'll find something else to eat later on.
09:11Oh, where should I?
09:14Mmm.
09:16Oh, excuse me.
09:21Little Jack Corner sat in a corner.
09:26Eating a Christmas pie.
09:29Mmm-mmm.
09:31He put in his thumb.
09:35And pulled out...
09:38A plum!
09:40And said,
09:41What a good boy am I!
09:51Old King Cole was a merry old soul,
09:53And a merry old soul was he.
09:56He called for his pipe,
09:58And he called for his bowl,
09:59And he called for his fiddler's dream.
10:01Now every fiddler had a very fine fiddle,
10:04And a very fine fiddle had he.
10:07Old King Cole was a merry old soul,
10:10And a merry old soul was he.
10:12Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho!
10:13Oh, ho, ho, ho, ho.
10:15O like, ho, ho.
10:17Hey, was that you?
10:20O like, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho!
10:23Mmm.
10:24Well, it wasn't me.
10:25Mh, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho!
10:39sheep. I don't suppose you've seen them anywhere? Well actually we have heard some strange sounds
10:44haven't we that go a bit like this? That sounds just like them. Really? Hey you must be Little
10:51Bo Peep. Yes I am. Maybe if we sing your nursery rhyme your sheep will come home. Oh wonderful!
11:00Sorry! You'll help me won't you? Little Bo Peep has lost her sheep and doesn't know where to find them.
11:13Leave them alone and they will come home, bringing their tails behind them.
11:22I think I can hear them. They're coming home. If we sing it one more time. Oh sorry about your
11:31foot.
11:32Little Bo Peep has lost her sheep and doesn't know where to find them. Leave them alone and they will
11:43come home, bringing their tails behind them.
11:49Oh look, they've come home. Oh Marco, your sheep have returned. Oh thank you. Well got to go Little Bo.
11:59Lots of nursery rhymes to sing. Don't forget to look after your sheep.
12:02I will. Bye bye. Bye bye. Oh I'm sorry about your foot. Oh that's all right.
12:13Now listen, I'm not shapish at all. I'm just good looking. Morning Old MacDonald.
12:23Old MacDonald had a farm. E-I-E-I-O. And on that farm he had a pig. E-I
12:32-E-I-O. With an oink oink here and an oink oink there. Here an oink, there an oink. Everywhere
12:38an oink oink. Old MacDonald had a farm. E-I-E-I-O.
12:44Now what else can you see on Old MacDonald's farm. Let's have a look.
12:50Old MacDonald had a farm. E-I-E-I-O. And on that farm he had some sheep. E-I
12:59-E-I-O. With a oink here and a oink there. Here a oink there a oink. Everywhere a oink
13:06oink oink. Old MacDonald had a farm. E-I-E-I-O.
13:21And on that farm he had a cow. E-I-E-I-I-O. With a moo here and a
13:29moo there. Here a moo. There a moo. Everywhere a moo.
13:32Old MacDonald had a farm. E-I-E-I-O. Wow, lots of animals. Hang on a minute, I think
13:41I can see some more.
13:43Old MacDonald had a farm. E-I-E-I-O. And on that farm he had some chickens. E-I
13:52-E-I-O. With a pukkark here and a pukkark there. Here a pukkark, pukkark, pukkark, pukkark.
13:58Old MacDonald had a farm. E-I-E-I-O. Ha ha.
14:11Well, Little Bo Peep found her sheep. Meh, meh, meh. But I tell you what, I'm still hungry.
14:21Hey, I think I've just solved my problem. Take a look over there.
14:29So, we have our lovely tea ready. And we have our delicious cake.
14:34Oh, yes, yes, yes. Oh, hello there. I'm Polly. And this is my little sister, Suki.
14:43Hello. Now, Suki, would you care for a lovely refreshing cup of tea?
14:48Oh, no. I'd love some delicious cake though. Oh, yes, yes. Polly, put the kettle on. Polly, put the kettle
14:56on. Polly, put the kettle on. We'll all have tea.
15:02Suki. Suki, take it off again. Suki, take it off again. Really? Suki, take it off again. We'll all have
15:10cake.
15:10Oh, Suki, how can I possibly pour the tea if you keep taking the kettle off again?
15:18But, my dear, I don't want tea. I want to get straight to the cake.
15:21Oh, yes, yes. We'll have the cake later. But first, the lovely cup of tea. And why don't you youngsters
15:28join in this time?
15:30Polly, put the kettle on. Polly, put the kettle on. Polly, put the kettle on. We'll all have tea.
15:39Suki, take it off again. Suki, take it off again. Suki, take it off again. We'll all have tea.
15:49Now, would you care for some tea? And pass me that teapot, please.
15:57Oh, well, I hope the sisters saved me some of that yummy, scrummy cake. But you know what? That teapot
16:04reminds me of another song.
16:05And why don't you join in with the actions too? Are you ready? Here we go.
16:10I'm a little teapot, short and stout. Here's my handle, here's my spout. When the kettle's boiling, hear me shout.
16:21Tip me up and pour me out.
16:25That was great. Come on, let's sing it again. And don't forget to get your teapots ready. Are you ready?
16:31Here we go.
16:32I'm a little teapot, short and stout. Here's my handle, here's my spout. When the kettle's boiling, hear me shout.
16:44Tip me up and pour me out.
16:48That was good. Hey, you know what? I'm going to go and see if I can get some of that
16:52yummy, scrummy cake.
16:55Come on, let's go.
17:09Hello there. Hello, my dear.
17:16My name is Suki. And I'm Polly. I understand you'd like a piece of cake.
17:24Oh, yes, please. Cake. There you are, my dear. I baked it myself, you know.
17:34Oh, never mind her. Oh, well, I'm going to go and sit down and eat this yummy, scrummy cake. Woo
17:40-hoo.
17:41So, my dear. Yes? That must be my slice.
17:45Oh, yes, Suki. This is your slice.
17:49Oh, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho.
17:55Oh, this tea is delicious. You really must try some.
18:02Pat a cake, pat a cake, baker's man.
18:07Bake me a cake as fast as you can.
18:11Pat it and prick it and mark it with B.
18:16And put it in the oven for baby and me.
18:22Ah, right. Time for a nice rest and a lovely slice of cake.
18:29Oh, hey. Look. Two little dicky birds.
18:35Hello. Hello.
18:37Two little dicky birds sitting on a wall.
18:41One named Peter. Hello there.
18:44And one named Paul. Hello there.
18:47Fly away, Peter. See ya.
18:51Fly away, Paul. Hey, wait for me.
18:55Come back, Peter.
18:58Hey, back again.
19:00And come back, Paul.
19:02Yeah, me too. Hey, hey.
19:06Why don't you have a go at making your own two little dicky birds?
19:09It's so simple.
19:10All you need, some little eyes here.
19:12Or you can use a felt tip pen if you want.
19:14And I've cut out two little diamond shapes out of some yellow card.
19:18Right.
19:20Now, first of all, we take a couple of little eyes like that.
19:24And pop them on one of my fingers.
19:27There.
19:27And then do exactly the same on the other finger.
19:33One eye.
19:34And two eyes.
19:37They're coming along nicely. Hello.
19:38Now, pick up your diamond shapes.
19:42Now, they're going to be the bird's beaks.
19:45And stick them on your fingers.
19:49And there goes the other one.
19:51And there you have two little dicky birds.
19:56Let's sing it again.
19:58Two little dicky birds sitting on a wall.
20:03One named Peter.
20:05Hello there.
20:06And one named Paul.
20:08Hello there.
20:10Fly away, Peter.
20:12See ya.
20:13Fly away, Paul.
20:15Hey, wait for me.
20:17Come back, Peter.
20:20Hey, back again.
20:22And come back, Paul.
20:25Yeah, me too.
20:26Hey.
20:27Bye, see you later.
20:28Bye, be lucky.
20:29Bye-bye, Peter.
20:30Bye-bye, Paul.
20:33Ah, thanks, Peter.
20:40And thanks, Paul.
20:46Ah, my cake!
20:50Oh, no!
20:55Oh, yes!
20:57This is absolutely delightful!
21:00Well, mustache...
21:07Sing a song of six, puts a pocket full of rye. Four and twenty blackbirds baked in a pie.
21:16When the pie was open, the birds began to sing.
21:25Wasn't that a dainty dish to put before the king?
21:29The king was in his counting house, counting out his money.
21:33The queen was in the parlor, eating bread and honey.
21:38The maid was in the garden, hanging out the clothes.
21:42When down came a blackbird and pecked off my nose.
21:47Oh, I say!
21:50Ah, deary me, what a mess!
21:53Oh, sorry, sorry about that.
21:56And so, who are you?
21:57Oh, I'm Moonbeam.
21:58Moonbeam, that's a lovely name.
22:00And what do you do here?
22:01I put all the nursery rhymes to bed at night.
22:04Oh, I see, do you?
22:06Um, you haven't seen Georgie Porgie around, have you?
22:10No, we haven't seen Georgie Porgie, have we?
22:13No, why?
22:14Well, he keeps on trying to kiss me.
22:16Oh, does he now?
22:17Well, don't worry, Moonbeam.
22:19If we see Georgie Porgie, we'll let you know.
22:21Oh, thank you.
22:22Bye-bye.
22:23Bye-bye.
22:23Now, don't forget, if you see Georgie Porgie, shout out loud, won't you?
22:28Pardon?
22:29What?
22:30Georgie Porgie?
22:31Where?
22:31What?
22:32Over here?
22:32Are you sure?
22:34No, there's no one there.
22:41Georgie Porgie, is he back again?
22:43Where?
22:43What, this side?
22:45Okay.
22:46No, you're tricking me, aren't you?
22:49I can't see Georgie Porgie anywhere.
22:51Boo!
22:52Whoa!
22:53Oh, I think we've just found someone.
22:56Yeah, I'm Georgie Porgie.
22:58Of course you are.
23:00Georgie Porgie, pudding and pie, kissed the girls and made them cry.
23:07Ooh!
23:08When the boys came out to play, Georgie Porgie ran away.
23:15Bye-bye.
23:16Bye-bye.
23:26Hot cross buns, hot cross buns.
23:31One a penny, two a penny, hot cross buns.
23:35If you have no daughters, give them to your sons.
23:39One a penny, two a penny, hot cross buns.
23:45Oh, do you know the Muffin Man, the Muffin Man, the Muffin Man?
23:49Do you know the Muffin Man that lives down Drury Lane?
23:53Oh!
23:55Who was that?
23:56Shh!
23:57I'm down here trying to catch a fish.
23:59Oh, I see.
24:00Sorry.
24:02So, um, what's your name?
24:06So, what's your name?
24:07My name's...
24:08Shh!
24:09My name's Rod.
24:11Oh, I see.
24:12And this is my fishing rod.
24:13Oh, right.
24:14So, you could say this is Fisherman Rod's fishing rod.
24:18Fisherman Rod's fishing rod.
24:21I'm here with a net.
24:22Are you?
24:25I can't see anyone.
24:27This is a net.
24:31Passes a worm, will you?
24:33Yeah.
24:36Yeah!
24:37Ooh!
24:38Nice big juicy one.
24:43So, erm...
24:44What nursery rhyme are you then?
24:46One, two, three, four, five, of course.
24:48Oh, yeah, of course.
24:50One, two, three, four, five.
24:53Once I caught a fish alive.
25:04Six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
25:07Then I let it go again.
25:17Why did you let it go?
25:20Because it bit my finger so.
25:23Which finger did it bite?
25:26This little finger on my right.
25:30Well, I tell you what, Rod.
25:31I think I'm going to go before I get drenched again.
25:34Good luck with...
25:35Good luck with the fishing.
25:37Thanks.
25:42Oh, no!
25:43Oh!
25:49Cheers.
26:01Bobby Shafto's gone to sea
26:04Silver buckle's on his knee
26:07He'll come back to marry Fee
26:10Bonnie Bobby Shafto
26:12Bobby Shafto's fat and fair
26:15Combing down his yellow hair
26:18He'll come back without a care
26:21Bonnie Bobby Shafto
26:23He-hey!
26:24Whoa!
26:26Wow!
26:27I managed to dry off a bit
26:28But fisherman Rod got drenched again
26:31I wonder who we're going to meet next
26:33Who knows?
26:38Whoa!
26:39What a beautiful garden!
26:41Now, who has a garden like this?
26:44Do you know?
26:44It's my garden!
26:46I'm Mary!
26:47Of course it's Mary's!
26:50Mary, Mary, quite contrary
26:54How does your garden grow?
26:58With silver bells and cockle shells
27:03And pretty maids all in a row
27:06Wow!
27:07It's beautiful!
27:08Shall we sing about Mary's garden again?
27:10Are you ready?
27:12Mary, Mary, quite contrary
27:16How does your garden grow?
27:21With silver bells and cockle shells
27:25And pretty maids all in a row
27:29Wow!
27:30Thanks a lot for showing us your beautiful garden, Mary!
27:33My pleasure!
27:34See you later!
27:35Bye-bye!
27:35Bye-bye!
27:45Old Mother Hubbard went to the cupboard
27:48To fetch her poor doggy a bone
27:53But when she got there
27:55The cupboard was bare
27:58Empty
27:59And so the poor doggy had none
28:02Well, I must say
28:08We've had a fantastic time here in Nursery Rhyme Land, haven't we?
28:12And we've met so many characters
28:14We've met Little Miss Mupp-
28:16What's that?
28:17Eh?
28:18Oh, look!
28:19It's a washing line
28:21Hey!
28:22What are you doing getting my washing all dirty?
28:25Look at the state of my smiles!
28:27Oh!
28:28Oh!
28:28Oh dear!
28:29Tell you what
28:30They're more like bigs
28:32I have that!
28:34You cheeky monkey
28:36So, who are you then?
28:38I'm Hilda
28:39The old woman
28:40Oh!
28:40Oh!
28:42Who lives in the shoe?
28:44Oh!
28:44I see!
28:45Look at that!
28:46Hey, Mum!
28:47We're all starving!
28:49When's dinner ready?
28:51Have patience, you lot!
28:52The broth's not ready yet!
28:55Er, Hilda
28:55How many children have you got?
28:58Oh!
28:58Let me see!
28:59Well, there are one or two
29:00I'm not forgetting
29:01And there's Mary
29:02And there's Thomas
29:03And there's Fred
29:04And there's Harry
29:05Francis
29:06And there's Jeremy
29:07And there's me
29:08And there's Fred
29:09And there's James
29:10Kevin!
29:11No, Kevin!
29:11Kevin's having a sleepover!
29:13There's Harry
29:14And there's this
29:14James
29:15And there's...
29:17There's Ant
29:17And there's...
29:18Twenty-three!
29:19Oh! Twenty-three!
29:22Twenty-three!
29:23Twenty-three!
29:23Twenty-three!
29:24Are my age!
29:26Come on!
29:27Let's sing!
29:31There was an old woman
29:33Who lived in a shoe
29:34She had some married children
29:36She didn't know what to do
29:38She gave them some broth
29:40Without any bread
29:41And scolded them soundly
29:44And sent them to bed
29:45Yeah!
29:46Sing it again, Mom, please!
29:49What the?
29:49Not again!
29:51There was an old woman
29:53Who lived in a shoe
29:55She had some married children
29:57She didn't know what to do
29:59She gave them some broth
30:00Without any bread
30:02And scolded them soundly
30:04And sent them to bed
30:06Yeah!
30:09I think my broth's ready
30:17Would you like some, dear?
30:19Actually, I've just...
30:20Here we are!
30:21Oh, look at that!
30:22Just take a look
30:23Oh, it's...
30:23That'll stick to your ribs
30:26You know what, Hilda?
30:27I think I've just lost my appetite
30:29Oh, please yourself
30:30Oh, dear
30:32Come on, you lot
30:34Come and get me
30:42I think it's time we went, don't you?
30:45Here!
30:45Not all at once!
30:46Be careful!
30:48Oh-ho!
30:48Get Peter, get your foot out of Emily's bra
30:50Come on!
30:53Come on!
30:57Run, boy, run!
31:01Humpty Dumpty sat on the wall
31:05Humpty Dumpty had a great fall
31:08All the king's horses and all the king's men
31:11Couldn't put Humpty together again
31:17Why don't you have a go at making your own Humpty Dumpty?
31:20You'll need some sticky tape
31:21Six little pom-poms
31:23An old cheese carton that I've already covered
31:29A little piece of card
31:30I've used red, but you can use any colour you like
31:32And I've just cut a circle in half
31:36Three strands of string
31:38But again, you can use wool if you like
31:40A felt tip pen
31:42And some glue
31:43Right!
31:44Let's get going
31:45Now, first of all
31:46I'm going to take the cheese carton
31:48And I've cut a few little holes around the side
31:53And you'll see why
31:55Now, I'm going to take a piece of the string
31:58Now, this bit of string is going to be Humpty's arms
32:03I'm just going to slot the string into place like that
32:07We do the same with Humpty's legs
32:12Pop those in there like that
32:13And then this little piece of string
32:15Is going to be the handle for your Humpty Dumpty puppet
32:20And then, just so they don't move around
32:23Take a couple of strips of sellotape
32:25And just tape them down to the inside of your cheese carton
32:32Right!
32:33Now, we take the lid
32:35And we just pop that on
32:37Like that!
32:39And there you have it!
32:40It holds everything in place
32:42There!
32:43Right!
32:44Now we're going to use these little pom-poms
32:47So, I'm going to take a couple of pom-poms
32:51And these are going to be Humpty's feet
32:55So we'll just put a little bit of glue there
32:59And then another piece of glue there
33:02There we go!
33:03They look great, don't they?
33:05And do exactly the same for Humpty's hands
33:11Two blobs of glue
33:12One
33:16Two!
33:16You have to be careful not to stick your fingers down to the table
33:19There we go!
33:21That's great!
33:22Now we'll need the glue again in a second
33:24Now, we're going to take this half circle piece of card
33:28And take some more glue
33:32Glue that all on the back
33:34I love gluing
33:36And then pop that at the bottom like that
33:39And that's going to be Humpty's trousers
33:41And we take the last two pom-poms
33:45Dab a bit of glue
33:47And these make great little buttons
33:49You see?
33:50There!
33:52Almost finished!
33:53Now, what's Humpty missing?
33:55It's a face, isn't it?
33:57So, we take our felt tip pen
34:00I'm just going to draw a big nose like that
34:04And colour it in
34:06And then how about a couple of eyes
34:09Like that
34:12And to finish it off
34:14A big smile
34:17There!
34:19And there you have your own Humpty Dumpty
34:25There!
34:27That broth didn't look very nice, did it?
34:31Hey!
34:32Sounds like someone's upset
34:36Sounds like they need a hanky too
34:38Come on, let's go and see if we can help them
34:42Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear
34:44I don't know
34:46I've gone and lost all my men
34:49Hello there
34:50Hey!
34:51You must be the grand old Duke of York
34:53The very same
34:54Ah, pleased to meet you
34:55I'm Justin
34:56Oh, I mean, ahem
34:57I'm Justin
34:58That is
34:59Oh, thank you
35:00So, um, where have all your men gone?
35:02Well, we went marching up the hill
35:04And all was fine and dandy
35:06And when I came down
35:08They'd all disappeared
35:09Every last one of them
35:11Oh, no!
35:13Hey, I'll tell you what, grand old Duke
35:14Why don't we sing your song
35:16And your men might hear us
35:18And they'll march back over the hill
35:20Oh, ha ha ha!
35:21Marvellous idea
35:22It'll be a first class suggestion
35:24Off we go
35:25And I hope you're all marching and singing along too
35:29Oh, the grand old Duke of York
35:31He had ten thousand men
35:33He marched them up to the top of the hill
35:36And he marched them down again
35:38And when they were up, they were up
35:40And when they were down, they were down
35:43And when they were only halfway up
35:46They were neither up nor down
35:48Any sign, Duke?
35:49No, not a dicky bird
35:51I think we should try singing the song louder
35:54Ah, good idea
35:55Are you ready?
35:56Hey!
35:57Oh, the grand old Duke of York
35:59He had ten thousand men
36:02He marched them up to the top of the hill
36:05And he marched them down again
36:06And when they were up, they were up
36:09And when they were down, they were down
36:11And when they were only halfway up
36:14They were neither up nor down
36:16Ha ha ha!
36:18They're strong!
36:19I can hear them!
36:20It's the lambs!
36:22It's my team!
36:24Ha ha ha!
36:25Oh, the grand old Duke of York
36:28He had ten thousand men
36:30He marched them up to the top of the hill
36:33And he marched them down again
36:35And when they were up, they were up
36:37And when they were down, they were down
36:39And when they were only halfway up
36:42They were neither up nor down
36:44Ha ha ha!
36:46Ha ha ha!
36:47Thank you, young man!
36:48Thank you!
36:49Have your signing medal
36:50Oh, for all the help that you've given me
36:52Oh, thank you!
36:54Great to see you, men!
36:56Group hug, everyone!
36:58Come pick jars up and will sit on
37:21We'll be down again
37:24It's one of the every time
37:27Ready to go?
37:28Ready, kickery dickery dog, the mouse ran up the clock, the clock struck one, the mouse ran down, kickery dickery
37:39dog.
37:41Well, it's nearly time to leave, and Moonbeam is just about to put nursery rhyme land to bed.
38:14Ah, oh, hello there, I'm the man in the moon.
38:21Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are.
38:31Up above the world so high, like a diamond in the sky.
38:41Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are.
38:49Are you twinkling your stars?
38:53Oh, oh, good.
38:54When the blazing sun is gone, when he nothing shines upon, then you show your little light.
39:08Twinkle, twinkle, through the night.
39:12Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are.
39:23Good night, nursery rhyme land.
39:27Oh, and good night to you too.
39:30Sleep well.
39:31Sigh.
39:34Sigh.
39:35Sigh.
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