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The misadventures of a British Royal Artillery Concert Party unit stationed in based in Deolali in British India and the fictional village of Tin Min in Burma during the last few months of the Second World War.
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00:00Meet the gang, cos the boys are here, the boys to entertain you.
00:09With music and laughter to help you on your way, to raising the rafters with a hey, hey, hey.
00:15With songs and sketches and jokes old and new, with us about you and Phil Blue.
00:21So meet the gang, cos the boys are here, the boys to entertain you.
00:26B-O-B-O-Y-S, boys, to entertain you.
00:32As you can see, what we have all been dreading has finally come to pass.
00:57We have been posted up the jungle, and in this native village, we are making our headquarters.
01:04It is a very humble place, but then we British are used to making best a bad job.
01:11And Sergeant Major Saab, in true military style, has put up notices so that everyone knows what is what, who is who, and where is where, isn't it?
01:20Over there, you can see Gunnar Saab's quarters.
01:29Over there, you can see Sergeant Major Saab's quarters.
01:33And over there, you can see Officer Saab's quarters.
01:37You cannot see my quarters, because I am sitting on them.
01:41I am afraid they are all the quarters I have, because I am only poor Indian.
02:01Oh, no, it's true.
02:02We really are at the jungle.
02:04I thought I was just having a bad nightmare.
02:07Yeah.
02:20Help! Help! Help!
02:22Take it away!
02:23There's a mother fell!
02:24Oh, oh, oh!
02:25There's a frog in my feet in front!
02:27It was horrible!
02:27I can't stand it!
02:28I can't stand it!
02:28I can't stand it!
02:29I'm standing too!
02:31What's happening?
02:32Sergeant Major Saab, no man Saab found this little frog in his boot.
02:36Oh, it's horrible! Horrible!
02:37Shut up!
02:38I can't stand it!
02:39I'm a sensitive artiste!
02:42I can't stand this creepy quality!
02:44Pull yourself together!
02:46Well, rest the matter, Sergeant Major.
02:48It's all your fault!
02:50You've won me to this terrible place!
02:52Bobblery of Bowman is having mental dimensions.
02:56Have I got you permission to bring it to his senses?
02:58Yes, I suppose, sir.
03:01I say, steady on.
03:03Standard procedure for historical, sir.
03:05Oh!
03:13Got you!
03:15You're under arrest, Bowmont!
03:17Put him in a guardhouse!
03:18But we haven't got a guardhouse!
03:21Can I have a word with you, sir?
03:22Yes, yes, of course.
03:24With respect, sir, you is not going to let Bowmont get away with this one, is you?
03:29I certainly am not.
03:29I'm extremely angry.
03:31So am I, sir.
03:31How dare he wake me up at five o'clock in the morning?
03:35I is talking about the Bombardier assaulting me, sir.
03:38Oh, yes, that's quite serious as well.
03:39Well, but the fact remains, once I'm awake, I cannot get to sleep again.
03:44I have the same, sir.
03:44Once I'm awake, I just have to get up.
03:46Hmm.
03:48Bombardier Bowmont will have to be punished, sir.
03:50Otherwise, we will never maintain discipline.
03:51After all, we is on active service.
03:54No, no, we are an entertainment unit.
03:56Here to give shows to the troops.
03:58You mean, we is not going out on patrol, sir?
04:00What for?
04:01And out the Japanese.
04:02Oh, we are ten miles behind the lines here.
04:05Your Japanese patrol may have got through, sir.
04:08I don't think we ought to go looking for trouble, sir.
04:10No, good point, Ashford.
04:12Besides, we might get lost.
04:13We might get killed as well.
04:14That's an even better point.
04:16Then I will stay here and wait for further orders.
04:19You will have to charge the Bombardier, sir.
04:21Yes, I suppose you're right.
04:22Well, set the wheels in motion, will you, please?
04:24Right.
04:25All right, Bowmont, you will be charged forthwith.
04:31Gunners Parkins, Graham Evans, set up a table,
04:35something for the officers to sit on.
04:37Move yourselves.
04:38Not you, Bowmont.
04:40Not you.
04:41You say neither, and I say either.
04:44You say neither, and I say neither.
04:48Either.
04:49Either.
04:50Now, Mohamed, I want you to pay particular attention.
04:53You are going to see British legal system in action.
04:58I don't understand.
05:00Well, you know what legal is, don't you?
05:02Sure.
05:03It is the big bird with the hooked beak.
05:09You ruddy fool.
05:13Scraught.
05:14Scraught.
05:14Hey!
05:14With respect, sir, I have reliant on you to uphold my authority.
05:23May I suggest we tie his Bowmont to a tree?
05:26Gives him six lashes.
05:28Law the jungle here, sir.
05:31I see.
05:33Prisoner and escort at the double.
05:34Quick march!
05:35Left tight, left tight, left tight, left tight, right wheel, left wheel, mark time, out!
05:41Right town!
05:41Well, my dear, Beaumont, you are charged with assaulting Sergeant Major Williams.
05:48I didn't know what I was doing.
05:49I was in a state of shock.
05:51Shut up.
05:52Sergeant Major, sir, you should always say, silence in court.
05:59Shut up.
06:00There's no dispute in this case.
06:02We all saw you strike Sergeant Major Williams.
06:05Striking an officer is one of the most heinous crimes in the British Army.
06:09And on active service, carries the penalty of field punishment, imprisonment, and in certain cases, death by firing squad.
06:20The law of the jungle here, Beaumont, you are going to get rough justice.
06:26Men's justice.
06:27You will not be allowed to play the part of Ginger Rogers anymore.
06:33In eleven more months and ten more days, I'll be hard to call a booze.
06:39In eleven more months and ten more days, they're going to call me booze.
06:46One hot cup of tea, Gloria Saab.
06:48Thanks.
06:48Cheer up, Gloria Saab.
06:50Sentence could have been worse.
06:51Colonel Saab might have stopped you playing Joan Blundell as well.
06:54I don't care.
06:56I'm glad I kicked old shut up.
06:58Just goes to prove that even a sensitive person like myself can be driven to desperation.
07:03Oh, you're right there, Petal.
07:04I mean, I'll have to be very careful what I say to you in future.
07:08In case you hit me with your sponge bag.
07:11Oh, shut up, you great big Scotch-Butch-Hairy-Haggis.
07:15Ah!
07:15Don't push your luck.
07:18Mind your eyes there.
07:19We shouldn't fight amongst ourselves, fellas.
07:23Yes, Lofty's quite right.
07:24We should stick together in our hour of adversity.
07:28What's that mean?
07:29It means, my dear Lofty, that we are in the muck right up to here.
07:33Or in your case, right up to here.
07:37You should be very careful, Gloria Saab.
07:39I overheard Sergeant Major Saab say to Colonel Saab that he let you off much too lightly.
07:44Too lightly?
07:45You think stopping me playing Ginger Rogers is letting me off lightly?
07:49I think it's a vicious and groan.
07:52Can I park in?
07:54You Sergeant Major?
07:56That is the call-up sign.
07:57Answer it.
07:58You Sergeant Major?
07:59Yes, Sergeant Major.
08:01Crawler.
08:02I did the whole park.
08:03He could read Morse Cone.
08:05He's got to have real brains to understand all them dots and dots.
08:07Yeah.
08:08He hasn't got any talent, no, has he?
08:10Saab, he might take your part as Ginger Rogers.
08:12Listen, sweetheart.
08:13You have to be an artiste to step into my shoes.
08:17Or a frog.
08:25Yes?
08:26A message coming through from GHQ, sir.
08:28Oh, thanks, Sergeant Major.
08:29Oh, did you get all the message down, Gunnar Parkins?
08:31Yes, Sergeant Major.
08:32Well done, clever boy.
08:35You know, Sir Gunnar Parkins knows the Morse Cone.
08:37Oh.
08:40And the message to the Colonel?
08:41Yes, Sergeant Major.
08:47Good heavens.
08:48Get a map, Ashwood.
08:49Yes.
08:50They want us to build a bridge.
08:52Listen to this.
08:53Can you get a bridge across River High Pong?
08:54Stop.
08:55Bridge will carry urgent medical supplies.
08:57Stop.
08:57Use pontoon.
08:58Stop.
08:59Have ready by three stroke, five stroke, 45 comma, 1200 hours.
09:04Oh, and there's a map reference.
09:06See if you can find it, will you, Ashwood?
09:07If they want it in two days, sir, we will never build a bridge by that time.
09:12Oh, yes, we will.
09:13If we build a simple rope bridge.
09:15It says pontoon, sir.
09:16Yes, but we haven't got any pontoons.
09:18It'll have to be made of rope.
09:20Here it is, sir.
09:21It's only half a mile away.
09:22Oh, right.
09:22Well, that settles it, then.
09:24We must build this bridge ready for these urgent medical supplies.
09:27Parkins.
09:28Yes, sir?
09:28A signal back to GHQ, Colonel Reynolds Wilco.
09:31Yes, sir.
09:33Excuse me, sir.
09:33Is this Colonel Reynolds Wilco a relation of yours?
09:41Wilco means well complies, sir.
09:44Oh.
09:45Well, why don't they say?
09:49Someone had to pick the carton.
09:52Right, chaps.
09:53Now, you've all seen where we're going to put this bridge across.
09:55Of course, what we have to do now is work out exactly how we are going to do it.
09:59Now, here is the river.
10:04There is a very large tree just here on the back.
10:09Ash, will you be the tree, will you?
10:11Yes, sir.
10:15Get further back, you're in the river.
10:19Now, I expect you all noticed that the tree had a very large overhanging branch.
10:24Stick your arm, I'll tell you.
10:26Right now, I want some string.
10:28Better get some string.
10:30I'll test out a minute of thumb.
10:33Now, to get the first rope across, we will attach a vine to this overhanging branch.
10:39Excuse me, sir.
10:40Actually, it's called a liana, sir.
10:42I beg your pardon?
10:43A jungle vine is called a liana, sir.
10:46I know.
10:47Like in that song.
10:48Sweetly on earth, heavenly flower.
10:55Shut up!
10:58One piece of string, Colonel Sar.
11:00Right.
11:01Tie it to Captain Ashford's finger, would you?
11:03Well, Colonel Sar, it would not be right for me as humble bearer to tie string to Captain Sar's finger.
11:08Sargon, tie the string to the Captain's finger.
11:10I can't reach.
11:19I've got an idea, sir.
11:20If Captain Ashford lowers his arm, Sagnall will be able to tie it on.
11:25Well done.
11:28Clever, what did you hear of that, sir?
11:30Gunner Parkins is all brain, sir.
11:32I see, sir.
11:36I don't think that's very clever.
11:38Any fool could have thought of that.
11:41Well, why didn't you?
11:48Right, now, the first chap will swing across the river thus.
11:54He will tie off the first rope.
11:57And now we are ready to start building the bridge.
11:59Are there any questions?
11:59Excuse me, sir, supposing whoever's swinging across on the rope falls in.
12:04Well, what happens then?
12:06What happens then, sir?
12:08You!
12:09Well, I'll tell you what happens then, Mr. Lardy-Dar, Gunner-Graham.
12:11You get wet!
12:14Now, actually, you swim as fast as possible to the bank.
12:17Excuse me.
12:18What about the crocodiles in the river?
12:20What makes you think there's crocodiles in that river?
12:23Because I just saw one lion on the mud bank.
12:26Well, chaps, I must admit, quite frankly,
12:28there are probably some crocodiles in that river.
12:31But not many.
12:33Not many, he says.
12:35So, how many do you need?
12:36Those that I've chosen.
12:38That is why I have chosen 12 o'clock.
12:40Because at that time, all the crocodiles are in a state of comatose.
12:44What's a comatose?
12:45Comatose is what you get strodden on if you does not shut up.
12:50Then I'll leave you, Sergeant Major, to choose the volunteer to go across on the rope.
12:54Sir, I'm waiting for you.
12:57Not you, better not you.
12:59Stand by your knees.
13:01Now, you're this and you're it good.
13:07Whoever is going over on that rope should regard it as a great privilege.
13:11After all, back home in Blighty at this very moment,
13:15there's probably hundreds of people coming up in funfares and paying money to swing on ropes.
13:20Phew!
13:21It's going to be allowed to do it free.
13:24If you don't mind my saying so, Sergeant Major,
13:26that's not a very apt similitude, Sergeant Major.
13:29Not a very apt similitude, Sergeant Major.
13:31Phew!
13:33Well, Mr. Lardy-Dargonner, Graham,
13:34perhaps you would care to tell us,
13:36who has not had the benefit of your Oxford and Cambridge's university educations,
13:40what you is on a boat?
13:42Well, you said just now, Sergeant Major,
13:44that at this moment, back at home,
13:45people are paying money to swing on ropes.
13:48What about it?
13:49Well, it's six o'clock in the morning in England.
13:51I hardly think there'll be many people swinging on ropes at that hour.
13:57I don't know.
13:58They might be hanging somebody.
14:02You don't have to pay to be young, do you?
14:06Shut up!
14:08I've never heard such a load of old twaddle in all my life!
14:12Like talking to a bunch of Mormons!
14:14I want one volunteer!
14:22I'll go across, Sergeant Major.
14:24Will you really, boy?
14:27Hear that?
14:28Once again,
14:29the only real man amongst you
14:31has volunteered.
14:35Shoulders back, lovely boy.
14:38Five-penished shoulders, show him off.
14:39Ooh, show him off.
14:40Unfortunately,
14:43we cannot risk it.
14:45Not with you a dandruff.
14:49Swinging through the air
14:50might bring it out on the rampage.
14:53Anyway,
14:54you is too tall.
14:57McIntyre!
15:00You
15:00is also too tall.
15:04Too tall.
15:05Too tall.
15:07Too tall.
15:09Too tall.
15:15Not too tall.
15:18Well done.
15:20Clever boy.
15:22Why me?
15:23Because you
15:24is the right height
15:25and he was also wearing
15:27the correct hat.
15:29What has me hat got to do with it?
15:31Well,
15:31it's just the right shape
15:32for the hairy dynamics
15:33of sweeping through the air.
15:35Well,
15:36can't someone else wear it?
15:37No, no.
15:38That would be most
15:39anigenic.
15:41You
15:41is the one
15:42to swing across
15:43on the jungle vine.
15:45Congratulations,
15:46son
15:47of Tarzan!
15:54Has you tied that off
15:55securely,
15:56McIntosh?
15:57Aye, Sergeant Major.
15:58Should take the weight
15:58of a man, all right?
15:59Well,
16:00if you'll take the weight
16:00of a man,
16:01there will be no problems
16:02with our fair man.
16:03Get ready,
16:03Shandran.
16:05What's the truth,
16:06Rangi?
16:06Are you making a
16:06ball?
16:06Yes,
16:07I should make a ball
16:08of a man.
16:08I should make a ball
16:09of a man.
16:09That's good.
16:10Hey,
16:10look.
16:10Oh,
16:11oh,
16:11oh,
16:12oh,
16:12oh,
16:13oh,
16:13oh,
16:14oh,
16:14oh,
16:15oh,
16:15oh,
16:15oh,
16:15oh,
16:16oh,
16:16oh,
16:17oh,
16:17oh,
16:18oh,
16:18oh,
16:19oh,
16:19oh,
16:20oh,
16:20oh,
16:21oh,
16:21Come quick!
16:22Hold on to that rope, son, and do not let go.
16:26What's that matter?
16:28Look, son.
16:32What's that?
16:33I need to get something, son.
16:35Dung marty head.
16:36Psst, psst, psst.
16:38Mortality stick, son.
16:40That settles it.
16:42I'm going home!
16:44We haven't got a home!
16:46This is no escape from this green hell.
16:48I can't stand it! I can't stand it!
16:50Shut up!
16:52What's he's in trouble, son?
16:53Water snakes in the river, son.
16:55Oh. Are they poisonous?
16:57Oh, son.
16:58Dung marty head.
16:59Psst.
17:00Uggh!
17:03Deadly curdles, son.
17:05We argue most of men hitting,
17:07but only in mating season, son.
17:09What are they doing now?
17:10Melting.
17:13Half of these a lot of twaddles, son.
17:15Oh, no, son.
17:16This man, Ramzan,
17:17top whole authority on his snakes.
17:19How can a punkawalla be in authority on snakes?
17:21Perhaps it's pulling that string all day, son.
17:23Yes, you might have a point there, Ashwood.
17:25Right, pay attention, chefs.
17:29Now keep close because I don't want Gunnar Sugden to hear this.
17:32Now, I think under the circumstances
17:34it will be just as well not to mention the snakes to Gunnar Sugden.
17:37Have I your word on this?
17:39Yes, sir.
17:40Good.
17:41The question is, what are we going to do about it?
17:43Well, sir, we could take the snakes' attention
17:45away from Gunnar Sugden swinging across
17:47by creating a diversion amongst them.
17:49Creating a diversion amongst them?
17:51How can you divert snakes?
17:53Shh!
17:54Haven't heard such rubbish.
17:56We could throw something in the water.
17:58Did you hear that, sir?
17:59Well done.
18:00Clever boy.
18:01How's about using one of the Charwaller's cakes?
18:03Yeah, it's worth a try.
18:05Give me a couple of them cakes, Charwaller.
18:07Yes, sir.
18:08Maybe before I know, sir.
18:10Shut up.
18:11See if you do a work, sir.
18:21That doesn't have much good.
18:25Except to prove the snakes don't like cakes, sir.
18:28Shut up!
18:30We'd better get Sugden across, Sergeant Midden.
18:32Stop!
18:33Move yourselves!
18:35Get ready, Sugden.
18:37What were those little spurts of water in the river?
18:39Oh, nothing for you to worry about. Subterranean undercurrents, boy.
18:42Now then, pay attention.
18:44When you get to the other side,
18:45you will tie this rope to a tree.
18:47You understand?
18:48Yes, Sergeant Major.
18:49Right.
18:51Off you go.
18:52Now?
18:53Yes, now.
18:57You want to push, boys?
19:09Yes!
19:10Yes!
19:11Yes!
19:12Yes, sir!
19:13Pull her off me!
19:14What are you going to do about Sugden, Sergeant Major?
19:16He's stranded.
19:17I'll go over.
19:18Oh, no, boy.
19:19I...
19:20No, let him go, Sergeant Major.
19:21It'll take two days to build this bridge.
19:23We've wasted enough time as it is.
19:24Carry on, Parkinson.
19:25He's done it, sir.
19:39Brave, clever boy.
19:41Let that be an example of the rest of you poofs.
19:44I've brought him back, sir.
19:49You fool, Parkers.
19:50We don't want him back.
19:51We want the rope across, sir.
19:53Rope!
19:54This man is a contundal idiot, sir.
19:56I don't think it's as bad as that, sir.
19:58Probably swinging across made the blood rush to his head
20:01and he got confused.
20:02Yeah.
20:03Oh, I got confused, sir.
20:04Get that rope across, Sugden.
20:08I feel dizzy.
20:09Shut up.
20:10This time, give him a real good push.
20:14I got caught up.
20:27What is the matter with you, Sandy?
20:30Can't you not do nothing right?
20:32Can I have a rest?
20:34No, you cannot!
20:35Swing him back!
20:44He's made it!
20:45Well done, we're Lofty!
20:46Tie it off, Lofty's home!
20:47Shut up!
20:48I'll give the orders!
20:49Oh, blow!
20:50Not a lot of undercurrent.
20:51Don't touch the rope, Lofty!
20:52Don't touch it!
20:53Hey, fellas!
20:54Pull it back!
20:55What did you pull the rope in for?
20:56Don't mention the snake, Sugden.
21:10Sugden, if you do not get it right this time, Hugh is for the eye jump.
21:27Right.
21:28Swing him off.
21:29At last.
21:30Now, as soon as he's tied it off, I will pull it tight and you lot tie it off at this
21:40end.
21:41I've tied it off.
21:42Stand back, you puffs.
21:43This is a man's job.
21:44I'll put it tight.
21:45What does you think he was doing?
21:46Lacquerated him like that.
21:47Shut up.
21:48Stop playing a fool, Bombardier!
22:11Stop playing a fool, Bombardier!
22:18Catch-off, catch-off!
22:20Heave!
22:40Come on, sucker!
22:43Pick yourself up!
22:45Come on, heave!
22:47And again, heave!
22:50Two days of slavery! Look at my hands! Look! They're ruined!
23:13Never mind, Petal. We got it done.
23:16Oh, it is beautiful, Britsa!
23:19Oh, hi! You soldier boys!
23:23Kindly inform your superior officer that the medical supplies have arrived.
23:28Colonel Reynolds, sir! Medical supplies are here, sir!
23:32How do you know? I'm Colonel Reynolds. Everything's waiting for you.
23:36I'm Dr. Rahm's first-class honours degree, Kolkata University. How do you do?
23:41You got your message? The bridge is all ready. Good.
23:44Bridge? What bridge? What are you talking about? There, see?
23:50What the hell is going on here? I never mention anything about a bridge.
23:54Look, it's here in the message. Look! Can you get a bridge across river?
23:58Bridge will carry urgent medical supplies.
24:00No, no, no, not a bridge. A fridge!
24:04This is a fridge!
24:07Where are you going to plug it in?
24:09It is a portable fridge, full of ice!
24:11It's perfectly obvious what happened, sir.
24:13Parkins mistook a B for an F.
24:15You see, F is ditty-dar-dit, and B is dar-ditty-dit.
24:19He got his ditties and dars the wrong way round.
24:22But why didn't you do it? What said the rest of the message?
24:25Use the pontoon!
24:26We didn't have time to build a pontoon!
24:28You will never get this heavy fridge across the bridge! Use the pontoon!
24:32I keep telling you, thickhead!
24:35We did not have time to build a pontoon!
24:37This fridge contains vaccine! It is urgently needed!
24:42You must use the pontoon!
24:44The man has taken leave of his senses, Sergeant Major.
24:46Get him out of here. I've got to think.
24:47Clark! Evans! Get him out of here!
24:49The colonel's got to sleep!
24:50Look you, sir! I know people in the high places!
24:52Use the pontoon! Use the pontoon! Use the pontoon!
24:57It's a pontoon, pontoon.
24:59It's a P-21.
25:02Shut up!
25:04The point is, Ashwood, how the hell do we get that heavy fridge across?
25:07Well, sir, if we... if we...
25:11It's a tricky one, sir.
25:13Excuse me, sir.
25:14Why don't we remove the blocks of ice and carry them over one at a time?
25:18Why don't we remove the block...
25:21That's it, sir!
25:23Harkins?
25:24Harkins?
25:25You've got to be fair, well done.
25:26You've got to be first.
25:27Jolly good show.
25:28Well done.
25:29Absolutely first, can I?
25:30Give him one each, punk a wallet.
25:31One man at eight time on that bridge.
25:32Thank you very much.
25:34You've got to move on before the ice melts.
25:39Drop it!
25:40Don't drop it!
25:41Don't drop it!
25:42Don't drop it!
25:43Don't drop it!
25:44Don't get excited!
25:45Don't get excited!
25:46Keep cool!
25:47Try carrying ice on heads up!
25:48Don't get excited!
25:49Keep cool!
25:50Try carrying ice on heads up!
25:51Shut up!
25:52Don't get excited!
25:53Keep cool!
25:54Try carrying ice on heads up!
25:55Shut up!
25:56Don't get excited!
25:57Keep cool!
25:58Try carrying ice on heads up!
26:00Shut up!
26:01Help!
26:02Help!
26:03Don't drop the ice!
26:04Don't drop the ice!
26:05Don't drop the ice!
26:06Don't drop the ice!
26:07Help!
26:08!
26:09Don't drop the ice!
26:12You've got to be free!
26:17I swear!
26:18Let's take care of your dust!
26:25Don't drop the ice!
26:28Do not let go?
26:30Move yourself! Move yourself!
26:48Right! Next man!
26:56Sorry about this, automator.
26:58Don't drop it!
27:05Don't drop it!
27:17Come on, Ashland. We've got to get him out of there.
27:22I bet the bridge will never take our weight. We must do something!
27:25Look, sir!
27:27Don't drop it!
27:28Where did that come from?
27:29It is a pontoon! It was here all the time!
27:32Hold on, Sergeant Major! We're coming!
27:34We're coming!
27:43All that trouble to build this bridge, Ashford, and for nothing.
27:46That man, Parkinson, is an idiot, putting a B for an F.
27:50It would never have happened in the first place, sir, if they called it an Electrolux.
27:55You know, there is an old Hindu proverb which says, if you see a small elephant boy sitting beside a very large dead elephant, crying his eyes out, this does not necessarily mean that he loved the elephant.
28:14He may be crying because he has to bury it.
28:17He may be crying because he has to bury it.
28:21The boys are young to come.
28:22The boys are young.
28:23The boys are young.
28:25The boys are young.
28:26The boys will have some dangers.
28:28The music can't ask, learn to help you on your way.
28:30To raise your arms.
28:32To give the hate, hate, hate.
28:34The songs, the skaters, and jokes of the news,
28:37With lots and fun, the immunocultural sun.
28:40The bandoles.
28:41The boys are young.
28:42The boys will have some dangers.
28:44The boys are here, the boys to entertain you.
29:02B-O-Y-S, boys to entertain you.
29:14B-O-Y-S, boys to entertain you.
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