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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 reround the market
00:25Do you hear that hum of blue?
00:28Everybody's busy sailing
00:30I wanna buy me something new
00:33Look through the arches under the station
00:36Down where the pigeons purge and coo
00:39Take a taxi ride to 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 around the city
00:52What meant, ting, that bell, toodoo?
00:55I'm going to ride on ride to the school stop
00:58Where the children hurry through
01:00I do
01:01Sit 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 Seat Bingo, River Seat Bingo, five and three.
01:11I'd love to skip in River Seat Bingo, River Seat Bingo, that's for me.
01:16Come on and get on down to the city, where the fairy boy says the blue.
01:21Time to call on Granny Marie, she'd love to say hello to you.
01:30Me too!
01:33Hello, Honey Pie. Come away in.
01:36And see who's at home today.
01:38Granny Murray's house has two at home to play.
01:41Granny Murray's house is home too.
01:43Who's here today?
01:45Well, we've got Hope and we've got Robbie.
01:48But come on, Cherry Buns, let's get ready for fun.
01:52Bring all the stuff over there.
01:53Hats and glasses.
01:55Oh, we've got that blue from it.
01:58We've got these little traps.
02:00Ooh!
02:02Well, we've got Hope and we've got Robbie, but someone's missing from home today.
02:09Not anymore.
02:11Who's coming home to Granny Murray?
02:13Oh, it's Rebecca with Mickey John.
02:18Mickey John!
02:19Hello!
02:25Come and see these cool dudes, Rebecca.
02:27We're getting ready for the sun.
02:30Yep.
02:30It's a scorcher today.
02:32I'm boiling.
02:33Why don't you dress Claude up, ready for the sun?
02:37Lucky for Claude.
02:38I'll be stuck in a hot classroom.
02:40Come on, Moany.
02:41Let's go and flop out in the shade.
02:48Oh, I think I'm going to melt.
02:51Oh, you old fusspot.
02:53Take your jacket off if you're so hot.
02:56I can't do that, Granny Murray.
02:58I always wear my jacket.
02:59I want to look smart and set a good example for the children at school.
03:02All right, but if you ask me, I think you're just a stuffy old codger.
03:07Yes, make the most of the sunshine.
03:10We're going to.
03:11How?
03:12Well, Rudy's coming round later and he's going to bring lots of delicious fruit and vegetables
03:18from his stall to make into juice.
03:20Oh, that does sound good.
03:22Oh, look at Claude.
03:24He's dressed and ready for the beach.
03:28Oh, you look great, Claude.
03:32I wish I could wear that to school today.
03:34Oh, I don't know what the headteacher would have to say about that.
03:38Daddy.
03:39Oh, are these sunglasses for me?
03:41What are you?
03:42I'll be Mr Cool in these.
03:45Thank you, sweetheart.
03:47Goodbye, Daddy.
03:49Come on, then.
03:53Now, remember, make the most of the sunshine.
03:58Thank you, Granny Murray.
03:59I'll see you later.
04:00I'll be thinking of you, darling.
04:01Me too.
04:03Now, you keep a wee eye on Mickey John.
04:06Make sure he goes the right way to work.
04:10I'm on my way to work today, walking my shoes through the city views, stepping along and swinging my arms,
04:24singing my way through the city's charms.
04:27Getting there is just so fine.
04:32I so enjoy my walking time.
04:35I always go the way I know.
04:40Can you show me the way I go?
04:45OK, which way?
04:46Do I go left now?
04:49Do I go right?
04:50Which way is wrong now?
04:53Which way is right?
04:55Right.
04:55OK, right, to the school.
04:58I'm on my way to work today, looking this way and that-a-way.
05:07Hello, alley.
05:08Hello, doors.
05:11Hello, steeple.
05:13Hello, walls.
05:15Hello, people.
05:18He's on his way to work today, looking this way.
05:25He's on his way and that-a-way.
05:27Hey!
05:27Do I go up now?
05:29Do I go down?
05:31Which way's a smile now?
05:33Which way's a frown?
05:35Up!
05:36OK, that way.
05:37Up!
05:38You told me the way to go.
05:43You showed me the way I know.
05:46Thank you for getting me to work on time.
05:51What next?
05:52Oh, yes.
05:53I need to put my tie on.
06:02All snazzy and ready to go.
06:07But it's still far too hot in here.
06:09Oh!
06:10And look at my plants.
06:12Oh, the sun has dried them all up.
06:15Oh, poor tomato plant.
06:17Look at your little green tomatoes.
06:19Would you like Daddy to give you a nice drinky-winky?
06:23Oh, yes, pleasey-weezy, Daddy.
06:25Oh, er, hi, Rudy.
06:27I, er, didn't see you there.
06:28I just popped in to have a quick word with the head.
06:31He's a keen cardiner.
06:32All right.
06:33And to see if you'd like some tomatoes.
06:35I grew them myself.
06:36Ah.
06:39Very nice.
06:41Thanks.
06:41Er, what do you think of my tomatoes?
06:46Oh, well.
06:48I mean, this plant does need watering.
06:50And you need to leave the tomatoes in the sun to ripen.
06:52Ah, I see.
06:53Thanks for the tip.
06:55That's OK.
06:56I'd best be off.
06:56I've got a juicy day of Granny Murray's ahead.
06:58Right-o, Rudy.
06:59See you later.
07:01Oh, that sun.
07:05Ha-ha.
07:06Rebecca's glasses have certainly helped cut out the sun.
07:09I can't see a thing in them.
07:10Ha-ha.
07:11Hmm.
07:12I wonder what Rebecca's up to right now.
07:14I love to skip in River Sea Fingal, River Sea Fingal, by the sea.
07:20I love to skip in River Sea Fingal, River Sea Fingal, that's for me.
07:27Oh, this is good fun, isn't it?
07:31Oh, it's boiling today, isn't it, boys?
07:34I'm roasting hot.
07:36I think I'll stick my toe in the water.
07:41Oh, it's hot.
07:42Oh, it's hot.
07:44Oh, you're the brascal.
07:45Oh, wait till I catch you.
07:49Wait till I tell your dad about your tricks, missus.
07:57Why do you have to hug, Daddy?
08:07Oh.
08:08Oh, I wish I was paddling in Granny Murray's pool.
08:11It's just so hot in here.
08:15Oh, there must be something I can do to keep cool.
08:18Oh, maybe I should try and get in the shade.
08:21Hmm.
08:22Hey.
08:23And there's plenty of shade down here.
08:30There.
08:31Much better.
08:34Nine o'clock.
08:35Time for class to start.
08:45Good morning, everyone.
08:48I was just tying my shoe later.
08:51Anyway, down to work.
08:55Pull up with joy when I go to school in the morning.
08:58Teaching with my chums and see the children learning.
09:06I'm learning, learning, learning when I'm teaching.
09:10I'm teaching, learning, teaching, learning, teaching.
09:13School day, work away.
09:17Teaching to count and teaching to read.
09:19Learn about birds and plants and seeds.
09:21Playing games and sports outdoors.
09:23Blowing my whistle and keeping a score.
09:25School day, work away.
09:26I'm learning, learning, learning when I'm teaching.
09:30We're learning, learning, learning when he's teaching.
09:34School day, work away.
09:37Oh, the secretary's smiling as she does her organising.
09:41The janny fixes, the cookie mixes, and the cleaner keeps a-shining.
09:45Oh, what joy when I go to school in the morning.
09:49Holding the line in the dinner queue while the cookie cooks and serves a stew.
09:52Oh, answering the questions where and why.
09:54How does it work and how does it play?
09:56School day, work away.
09:59I'm learning, learning, learning when I'm teaching.
10:03He's learning, learning, learning when he's teaching.
10:07School day, work away.
10:10Oh, the children peep and eye me as they sit and try their writing.
10:14And take a look and mark their books.
10:16The good ones get a smiley.
10:19Oh, what joy when I go to school in the morning.
10:25Ah, it's lunchtime, right?
10:27Off you go to the canteen.
10:28We'll carry on with this later.
10:34Oh, oh, off you go.
10:36Mickey John.
10:37Hey, Dr. Juno.
10:39How come you're in school?
10:40Well, I was giving a talk about how important it is
10:42to cover yourself in sun cream in this hot weather
10:44and wear a hat.
10:46Good idea.
10:47Mind you, I'll be staying in,
10:49so I don't have to wear sun cream.
10:50Stay indoors on a lovely day like today?
10:53Well, that's strange.
10:56Here's a sun hat, in case you change your mind.
11:00No thanks, Dr. Juno.
11:02I think I'll just have my lunch here at my desk.
11:04OK, see you.
11:05Bye.
11:11Mmm, cheese sandwiches.
11:18Oh, that's a bit dry.
11:20Mmm, could use a bit of tomato or something.
11:23Hey, Rudy gave me some tomatoes.
11:30Oh, nice and ripe.
11:32Oh, I wonder if Rebecca's tucking into Rudy's fruit juices yet.
11:49In go the apples.
11:53And...
11:54Woo!
11:57Fresh fruit juice for everybody.
11:59Oh, thanks, Rudy.
12:01Oh, let's all you try some of that, Rebecca.
12:05And we can even make fruit juice out of mangoes,
12:07strawberries, even bananas.
12:11Mmm.
12:13That's delicious, Rudy.
12:15Oh!
12:16I wonder what your dad's favourite fruit juice would be,
12:19eh, Rebecca?
12:23I think you're lucky, Daddy.
12:30Here's to you, Rebecca.
12:34Oh, no!
12:36I'm covered in tomato!
12:47Look at my shirt.
12:48I'm dripping wet.
12:50I've been so careful all day to stay out of the sun,
12:52and now I'm dripping wet.
12:55Where did the time go?
12:56Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
12:58Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
12:58At seven o'clock, I dropped off Rebecca at Granny Murray's.
13:01I was really hot.
13:03I dressed up Claude in a cool bikini.
13:06Lucky him, I thought.
13:08At eight o'clock, I got to work,
13:10and I was still boiling.
13:12I realised that my classroom plants were wilting in the sun.
13:15Rudy surprised me,
13:16and told me that my tomato plant needed more water and sunlight.
13:21He gave me a bag of his homegrown tomatoes.
13:25And the sun was so hot
13:27that I thought of Rebecca and Granny Murray's paddling pool.
13:31At nine o'clock, the children came into class.
13:33They laughed when they found me under my desk
13:36trying to keep cool in the shade.
13:38At twelve o'clock, the bell rang.
13:40It was lunchtime, and the children went off to the canteen.
13:43Dr Juno popped in and offered me a sun hat.
13:46She was surprised that I wanted to stay inside on such a nice day.
13:50At one o'clock, I ate my cheese sandwiches
13:53and tried one of Rudy's tomatoes.
13:55It squished all over me,
13:57and when I washed my shirt, I got soaked.
14:00My shirt is wet through.
14:02Now remember, make the most of the sunshine.
14:06Make the most of the sunshine.
14:07Of course, if the sun can dry out my tomato plant,
14:11it can certainly dry out my shirt.
14:13Sun, sun, sun, here I come.
14:16It's a race against time.
14:17I gotta do it, I gotta do it.
14:21I gotta beat the clock before the chime.
14:23I gotta sort it, I gotta sort it.
14:25I gotta do the job on time.
14:28Like a busy bee, I'm gonna beat that bong.
14:31I'm gonna finish this job before I finish this song.
14:34Do we think he's gonna do it?
14:36Do the job that needs to be done.
14:39Will he know how to fix it?
14:41Will he finish what he has begun?
14:43Yes, sir, we are friends, he will get there in the end
14:46because he knows what he should do.
14:47I'm gonna do it.
14:49He's gonna do it.
14:51I'm gonna beat the clock before the chime.
14:53I'm gonna sort it.
14:54He's gonna start it.
14:56I'm gonna do the job on time.
14:58Like a busy bee, I'm gonna beat that bong.
15:01I'm gonna finish this job before I finish this song.
15:04Good afternoon, everyone.
15:06All dried and ready to go.
15:08Did everyone enjoy the lunchtime, sunshine?
15:10Yeah!
15:11Me too.
15:12Sunshine is a wonderful thing.
15:14Now, can anyone tell me something the sun does for us?
15:18Zoe.
15:18It keeps us warm?
15:19Yes, the sun keeps us warm.
15:21Otherwise, we'd all be shivering like a lot of very cold penguins.
15:24Brrrr.
15:25Oh, and the sun can dry your clothes.
15:29Fresh as a daisy.
15:31And the sun makes you feel happy and glad to be alive.
15:35The sun has got its hat on.
15:38Hip, hip, hip, hooray.
15:39The sun has got its hat on and it's coming out to play.
15:42And look at my tomato plant.
15:46I planted this tomato plant as a tiny little seed.
15:50And the sun made it grow to this size.
15:53And do you know, this morning, some of these tomatoes were green.
15:56And now some of them are yellow and red.
15:58And soon they'll all be red and ripe and ready to eat.
16:02And that's what the sun can do for us.
16:10Thanks for giving me these, Rebecca.
16:12I can't wait to tell you about my tomatoes ripening.
16:20Here you go, guys.
16:21Who wants some lovely freshly squeezed orange juice?
16:24Yeah.
16:25Come on.
16:25Here you go.
16:26Take a glass.
16:27Fantastic.
16:31Come on, Rebecca.
16:33Let's get you nice and dry.
16:35Daddy will be here soon to pick you up, won't he?
16:50Mickey John.
16:51Hi, Granny Molly.
16:52I'll come my way through.
16:55Look who's here, Rebecca.
16:57Hello, beautiful girl.
17:00Hey.
17:01Hi, Daddy.
17:01Have you had a lovely time?
17:02You bet we have.
17:04Say thank you to Granny Molly.
17:05Oh, a big cuddle.
17:06Oh, clever cuddle.
17:09Yes.
17:10And thanks from me too, Granny Murray.
17:12You're saying make the most of the sunshine, save the day.
17:15Well, I never did.
17:17Come on, let's get you home.
17:22Looking forward to next time.
17:24Me too.
17:26Come on, Rebecca.
17:26Let's chat about our time away.
17:28And I suppose you'll want me to tell you all about my time too.
17:33Well, there was, playing, running, creeping, jumping, chasing, painting, laughing, begging,
17:39bathing, dressing, singing, swinging, rocking, sliding, hunting, hiding, jumping up and turning
17:43around, dressing up and sitting down.
17:49But what was really special about today?
17:52Well, Claude was dressed up ready for the sun because it was such a hot day.
17:57We went out into the yard and had a great time splashing around in the paddling pool.
18:03We all wore our sun hats and rubbed in lots of sun cream so we didn't burn.
18:07Then Rudy came round with lots of gorgeous fresh fruit from his stall.
18:12He peeled it and put it into his juicer and then we drank it.
18:16It was delicious.
18:19My favourite was apple and mango.
18:21We all made the most of the sun.
18:24Even Mickey John made the most of the sun in the end.
18:28Do you like making the most of the sunshine?
18:31Me too.
18:32Bye-bye, honey pies.
18:37I love to skip and river see things, oh, river see things, oh, bye.
18:42I love to skip and river see things, oh, river see things, oh, that's for me.
18:48Come on and get on down to the city.
18:50Where the fairy books there for blue.
18:53Down the pool.
18:53Time to call on Granny Marie.
18:55She'd love to say goodbye to you.
19:02Me too.
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