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00:02Come on and get on down to the city
00:04Where the trains are climbing through
00:07Hey, look at that driver driving
00:09I wanna ride that train on blue
00:12I'm looking way up high to the windings
00:15Take a peek on inside view
00:17All those people busy working
00:20I wanna see what they all do
00:22Come on, let's we round the market
00:25Do you hear that hullabaloo?
00:28Everybody's busy sailing
00:30I wanna buy me something new
00:32Look through the arches under the station
00:36Down where the pigeons perjure
00:38Take a taxi ride through the river
00:41I wanna drive down the avenue
00:44Hey, look at those buses gleaming
00:46The weeks are clean and spanking new
00:49All lined up to drive along the city
00:52Webmitting that bell to the moon
00:55I'm going to ride on ride to the school stop
00:58Where the children hurry through
01:00Sit down, the teacher's teaching
01:03I'd love to learn a thing of two
01:05Me too
01:06I'd love to skip in river seeping
01:09Oh, river seeping
01:10Oh, five and three
01:11I'd love to skip in river seeping
01:14Oh, river seeping
01:15Oh, that's for me
01:16Come on and get on down to the city
01:18Where the very bold stands are blue
01:21Time to call on Granny Marie
01:23She'd love to say hello to you
01:30Me too
01:33Hello, honey pie
01:35Come away in and see who's at home today
01:38Granny Marie's house has two at home to play
01:41Granny Marie's house is home too
01:43Who's here today?
01:45Well, I've got Megan and I've got Sean
01:48But don't just sit there fruit tubes
01:50Come on, on your feet
01:53We're going to play a game of charades
01:56I know, a policeman
01:58Yes, yes
02:00A train driver
02:02With a big, big steering wheel
02:05A bus driver
02:07That was brilliant
02:09Well, I've got Megan
02:11And I've got Sean
02:13But someone's missing from home today
02:17Not anymore
02:19Who's coming home to Granny Marie?
02:21Oh, yes, it's Rudy
02:23With Jack
02:25Hello there
02:26Rudy
02:27Hi, Granny Marie
02:29There and Jack
02:30Well done
02:33There you go, Jack
02:34We're miming different jobs
02:35That you might see people doing in the city
02:37Oh, wow, it sounds great
02:38But now Jack's here
02:40We'll do something new
02:41Why don't you all dress Claude up
02:43As a window cleaner
02:45And we can squeegee your way over to the chairs
02:48Right you are, Granny Marie
02:55So, you're a fan of the city then, Granny Marie
02:57Oh, yes
02:58There's always something going on in a city
03:00Day or night
03:01There's all the underground trains
03:03Rattling below your feet
03:05And the big, tall buildings
03:07That soar straight into the sky
03:09Claude would get a wee bit dizzy
03:11Trying to clean some of those windows
03:12Oh, and the city traffic
03:14The people
03:15The shops
03:16The noise
03:17Oh, I love it all
03:19Oh, you just never know what's going to happen next in the city
03:22You've got to remain on your toes at all times
03:24Ready to deal with the unexpected
03:26Well, once when I worked in Nicholson's department store
03:29I turned out for work one morning
03:31And they were repairing the road
03:32Right outside my display window
03:34So, I had the idea
03:36To dress the dummies in the shop window
03:38Up as workmen
03:40So there were workmen in the shop window
03:43And outside
03:44Wow, what a clever idea
03:46Well, when the unexpected happens
03:48Do the unexpected
03:50That's what I think
03:51Oh, well, you look at Claude
03:53He's ready to go cleaning some windows
03:55Oh, and I'd best be off to work too
03:58Oh, yeah
03:59Oh, Claude
04:01You look every inch the window cleaner
04:03Has he got his squeegee?
04:04Oh, he certainly has
04:06It's a window cleaner
04:07For me
04:08For me, my very own squeegee
04:11Oh, well, there's no windows on my market still
04:14But you never know when the unexpected might happen, eh?
04:17Very true, Rudy
04:18Right, you give me a cuddle
04:19Go on
04:22Behave yourself
04:23See you later, kids
04:24Come on, Rudy
04:30Now remember, when the unexpected happens
04:33Do the unexpected
04:35Thanks, Granny Murray
04:36I'll see you later
04:37Bye-bye, darling
04:38I'll be thinking of you
04:39Me too
04:40Will you keep a wee eye on Rudy
04:42And make sure he goes the right way to work
04:51I'm on my way to work today
04:55I'm walking me shoes through the city views
04:59I'm stepping along and I'm swinging me arms
05:03And I'm singing my way through the city's charms
05:08I get in there, it's just so fine
05:12I so enjoy my walking time
05:16I always go the way I know
05:20But can you tell me the way I go?
05:24Hey!
05:25OK, which way?
05:26And do I go left now?
05:29Or do I go right?
05:31Which way is wrong now?
05:33And which way is right?
05:35Hey!
05:35OK, that way, to the market
05:38I'm on my way to work today
05:42I'm going this way
05:44And that-o-way
05:47Hello, cobbles
05:48Hello, train
05:50Hello, roadworks
05:52Hello, tram
05:54Hello, sweeper
05:56Hello, van
05:59He's on his way to work today
06:03He's on his way to work today
06:04Looking this way and that-o-way
06:07Hey!
06:08Do I go up now?
06:09Or do I go down?
06:11Which way's a smile now?
06:14And which way's a frown?
06:16Ah!
06:16What, this way?
06:18You told me the way to go
06:22Thank you
06:23You showed me
06:24The way I know
06:27Thanks for that
06:28Now what?
06:29Ah, yeah
06:30I need to put on me work clothes
06:38All dressed
06:39And ready to go
06:41Morning, Rudy
06:42How are your bananas today?
06:44Oh, all the better for seeing you, Mickey John
06:46How many would you like?
06:47Well, I think one will keep my energy levels up for the day, thanks
06:50Oh, OK then
06:51There you go
06:52And it's on the house
06:53Oh, thank you very much
06:54So, you're looking after Rebecca today?
06:56I'd imagine you'd need all your energy for that
06:58No, I'm teaching
06:59Actually, I'm taking some of my class on a field trip
07:02Wow!
07:03Where to?
07:04The city centre
07:04I thought it'd be fun for them to experience the sights of a busy city day
07:08There's certainly lots to do and see in the city
07:10Oh, I'd imagine there is
07:12And speaking of imagination
07:13Just think of all the things in the city you can't see
07:16Like, under our feet
07:18Huh?
07:19What do you mean?
07:20Well, think about it
07:21Under our feet
07:22Under the pavement
07:24Are miles and miles of pipe and wire
07:27Bringing gas and electricity and clean water to our homes and offices
07:31And every time you flush the toilet
07:32It goes, whoosh, right under our feet
07:35Oh, wow
07:36Oh, I wish I was coming on your city trip, Mickey John
07:38It sounds loads of fun
07:40Well, I'll tell you what
07:40I'll pop by with my class and we'll say hi
07:42Oh, right
07:43And I'd better make sure my windows are clean if I'm going to have visitors
07:48Nice, bye
07:52Rudy, you missed the spot
07:54Ah, you cheeky monkey
07:57I wonder how Jack is
08:12Oh, wow, look at that
08:15These bin lorries certainly are noisy, aren't they?
08:18Oh, that's a big wall, isn't it?
08:20It is, Jack
08:20Look at the big claw
08:26Oh, did you see all the rubbish getting poured in?
08:28Oh, it's a bit stinky too
08:33Oh, what a noise
08:37What are you doing in the market, Daddy?
08:47I was on my way to work and I drilled like this
08:51Droved like this, drilled like this
08:53I was on my way to work and I drilled like this
08:55All day long
08:57I was on my way to work and I drove like this, drove like this, drove like this.
09:01I was on my way to work and I drove like this all day long.
09:07I was on my way to work and I tickled like this, tickled like this, tickled like this.
09:12I was on my way to work and I tickled like this all day long.
09:18Oh, you're a great sport, Rudy.
09:21Yeah, I'd have to be with two clowns like you about.
09:23Oh, Rudy, see you later.
09:26Bye.
09:26Bye.
09:27Bye.
09:28Right.
09:29Back to work.
09:30And doobie doobie doo, I make it look easy.
09:36What I doobie doobie doo.
09:38And what I do is sell to you and you and you.
09:43All of the veggies for a stew.
09:47But it's more than meets the eye.
09:51What I do for you as I buy and buy.
09:55While you still sleep those fruit and veg to eat.
10:01And the flowers in the early hours.
10:05So when wake up comes, it's there for you.
10:11The market stalls are there to view.
10:17Oh the market, the market, what a wonderful place.
10:22The hubbub of people, the smiles on each face.
10:26The market, the market, come look around.
10:31The hustle, the bustle, the bubbles of sound.
10:36The colours all chaotic and spilling about.
10:40The smells all exotic, yeah the market cries out.
10:45Objects to excite you and draw you near.
10:49The buying and the selling.
10:51G or D.
10:54The market, the market, I just love to be there.
10:58The market is a wonderful place.
11:01Diddley de ba da ba do ba da ba.
11:03Ba da ba do bada.
11:03Hello Rudy, I told you I'll be back with the children.
11:06Oh so you did Mickey John.
11:07Hello kids, help yourselves to an apple on the house.
11:11Here, Rudy. What do you reckon this is?
11:15Oh, don't tell me. It's an elephant's pea shooter.
11:19No, it's something much more useful than that.
11:22It's called a listening probe.
11:24It helps people to listen for water under the ground.
11:26Try it.
11:28Other way, Rudy.
11:30Silly me.
11:34Oh, wow.
11:36Hey, Mickey John, you can hear water under the ground.
11:40You have a go.
11:41Right.
11:44Oh, I can hear it too.
11:46There must be a big water main running right under your market stall.
11:51Oh, dear.
11:52A puddle.
11:53I think your pipe must have sprung a leak.
11:55Isn't that bad?
11:56Well, it's not good.
11:57Not to worry.
11:57I'll go back to the school bus, get my mobile phone, and fold the water board from there.
12:01I'm sure they'll send someone out to repair the leak right away.
12:04Oh, brilliant.
12:05How exciting.
12:07There's a leak living under my stall.
12:10Hey, perhaps Jack Squeegee will come in handy after all.
12:14I love to skip in river sea bingle, river sea bingle, that's for me.
12:22Oh, well, yeah, look at that.
12:25Whoever would have thought washing windows could be so exciting.
12:29Hello there.
12:30Watch you don't drop your clothes.
12:33Give them away, boys.
12:35Do you see them?
12:36Look.
12:37Hello.
12:38Oh, my goodness, that looks dangerous, doesn't it?
12:41Yeah.
12:42Wow.
12:51Are you having fun, Daddy?
12:54Good news, Rudy.
12:55The water board are on their way.
12:57And first, they want us to try and find the spot where we think the water's coming from.
13:00Oh, all right.
13:02Any sign?
13:06That sounds like the spot.
13:08Oh, you certainly hit the spot, all right, Mickey John.
13:12Aye, I mean we have to be getting along.
13:15The children's parents will be waiting.
13:17Sorry, Rudy, we've got to go back to school.
13:19But, Mickey John, what about my stall?
13:21My leaks are getting leaked on.
13:23Sorry, Rudy.
13:24Bye-bye.
13:26Oh, great.
13:27I've been working hard all day and suddenly, whoosh, a first water main drenches everything.
13:33Oh, it hasn't been five minutes since Mickey John turned up with his elephant's pea shooter
13:37and now, look.
13:39Oh, where did the time go?
13:42At seven o'clock, I took Jack to Granny Murray's house.
13:45The children were playing charades.
13:47Jack set to work, helping them dress Claude up as a window cleaner.
13:50At eight o'clock, Mickey John arrived and told me all about his class field trip he was
13:55taking to the city.
13:56At nine o'clock, Louie and Chuck unexpectedly appeared and clowned around, as they often do
14:02when I want to get down to some work.
14:04At one o'clock, Mickey John and the children arrived.
14:07They brought a long funnel with them, which helps you listen for water trickling through
14:12the water pipes below the ground.
14:13Mickey John found more than a trickle.
14:16He found a burst water main under my stall.
14:18What am I going to do?
14:21Now remember, when the unexpected happens, do the unexpected.
14:27When the unexpected happens, do the unexpected.
14:31Of course, I've got to do the unexpected and move my market stall away from the market before
14:37it gets washed away.
14:39Tina and her taxi can help.
14:40They have to.
14:41It's a race against time.
14:44I've got to do it.
14:45I've got to do it.
14:46I've got to beat the clock before the chime.
14:49I've got to sort it.
14:50I've got to sort it.
14:51I've got to do the job on time.
14:54I like a busy bee.
14:55I'm going to beat that bong.
14:57I'm going to finish this job before I finish this song.
14:59Do we think he's going to do it?
15:02Do the job that needs to be done?
15:05Will he know how to fix it?
15:07Will he finish what he has begun?
15:09Yes, as sure as we are friends, he will get there in the end.
15:12Because he knows what he should do, I'm going to do it.
15:14I'm going to do it.
15:15He's going to do it.
15:16I'm going to beat the clock before the chime.
15:19I'm going to sort it.
15:20He's going to start it.
15:21I'm going to do the job on time.
15:24Like a busy bee, I'm going to beat that bong.
15:27I'm going to finish this job before I finish this song.
15:30Come on, folks, roll up, roll up.
15:32Everyone as fresh as the last.
15:34Get your lovely fruit and vegetables here.
15:37Roll up, roll up.
15:38Get your taxi home here.
15:40And while you're about it, buy a lovely apple.
15:43It'll help to make the journey crisp.
15:46Looks like your day wasn't a total washout after all, Rudy.
15:49You can say that again, Tina.
15:51Hurry back.
15:53Oh, I hope you're having an exciting time like me, Jack.
16:02You're working hard today.
16:04What have you found in your hole, Mr Workman?
16:06I found a teddy bear.
16:09A teddy, just what I was looking for.
16:12And a long cloth.
16:15Brilliant.
16:17And a bucket.
16:19Oh, you are fantastic, Mr Digger.
16:21Well, I think you'd better fill in your hole
16:23because your dad will be coming to pick you up soon.
16:26I want to be with you, Daddy.
16:36Rudy!
16:37I'm a wanker.
16:40So I want to see you, Jack.
16:42Hello, man.
16:43Hey, give us a cuddle.
16:45Sounds like you've had a great time with Granny Murray.
16:47Yep, we certainly did.
16:49Go on, say thanks to Granny Murray.
16:51Thank you, Granny Murray.
16:53Oh, it's a pleasure, my angel.
16:56Oh, and thank you from me too, Granny Murray.
16:58I remembered what you said.
16:59When the unexpected happens, do the unexpected.
17:02And it saved the day.
17:04Thanks, Rudy.
17:05Right, come on, you two.
17:07You'd better be off.
17:08Come on, mate.
17:09There you go.
17:13Bye-bye, my darlings.
17:14I'm looking forward to next time.
17:16Me too.
17:17Come on, Jack.
17:19Let's talk about our time away.
17:20And I suppose you want me to tell you all about my time too?
17:25Well, there was waving, greeting, hello, meeting, bye-bye, closing, wigging, dozing, eating, sleeping, fetching, sketching, painting, stretching, gluing, chewing,
17:34staking up and wiping round, dressing up and sitting down.
17:41But what was really special about today?
17:44Well, Claude was dressed as a window cleaner from the city because we were going to see the different jobs
17:51that people do around the city.
17:53We walked around and watched the busy refuse collectors emptying the bins.
17:58We saw window cleaners too.
18:00Oh, they were so brave, perched high outside the windows of a huge office block.
18:06Jack and I were glad to keep our feet on solid ground, or rather under it in Jack's case, when
18:13he was digging for teddy bears in my garden.
18:16Mickey John dug up some trouble for poor Rudy when he unexpectedly burst a water main under his stall.
18:22Oh, still, Rudy had a surprise up his sleeve to deal with the problem, and nobody expected him to do
18:29that.
18:30I hope you enjoyed yourself.
18:32Me too.
18:33Bye-bye, honey pie.
18:35Bye-bye.
18:40Bye-bye.
18:41I love to tip in River Seat Bings.
18:43No River Seat Bings.
18:44Bye-bye.
18:45I love to tip in River Seat Bings.
18:48No River Seat Bings.
18:49That's for me.
18:51Come on and get on down to the city.
18:53Where the spirit bulls dance the blues.
18:55Down the woods.
18:56It's time to call on Granny Murray.
18:58Hi-hi.
18:58She'd love to say goodbye to you.
19:02Bye-bye.
19:03Me too!
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