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Piglets Big Movie (2003) [Full Movie] [Official Release]Full EP - Full
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00:00:06La la la la la la
00:00:12La la la la la la la
00:00:26La la la la la la la
00:00:28Deep in the hundred acre wood
00:00:31Where Christopher Robin plays
00:00:35You'll find the enchanted neighborhood
00:00:40Of Christopher's childhood days
00:00:44A donkey named Dior
00:00:48Is his friend
00:00:49And Kanga and Little Roo
00:00:54There's Rabbit and Piglet
00:00:56And there's Owl
00:00:59But most of all
00:01:00Winnie the Pooh
00:01:02Winnie the Pooh
00:01:05Winnie the Pooh
00:01:06Winnie the Pooh
00:01:08Tubby Little Cubby
00:01:10All stuffed with fluff
00:01:12He's Winnie the Pooh
00:01:14Winnie the Pooh
00:01:17Winnie the Pooh
00:01:18Willy Nilly Silly Old Bear
00:01:45Tigger
00:01:46Are you ready for the Hive yet?
00:01:48All I am is ready
00:01:51How do I look?
00:01:52I mean, does this log make me look fat?
00:01:56I like the best honey tree
00:01:58That a bee will ever see
00:02:03Oh boy
00:02:18Oh
00:02:18Rabbit, what are you doing?
00:02:20Oh, can't you tell?
00:02:22I'm lullabying the bees
00:02:23For our big clan
00:02:29They seem to like Beethoven
00:02:34Lior
00:02:35What are you doing?
00:02:36I gotta use my big voice
00:02:39To tell the bees
00:02:41About the new hive
00:02:43Buzz, buzz
00:02:44Great new hive
00:02:47Tigger, could you tell me
00:02:49What you're doing?
00:02:50I have to hold the fake hive hive
00:02:52Enough for the bees to see
00:02:54It's the biggest part of the plan
00:02:56That's what Tiggers do best
00:02:59You do seem better than usual
00:03:02Oh, hello, Piglet
00:03:05Poole
00:03:06What are you all doing?
00:03:08Harvesting honey, of course
00:03:09It's all in the plan
00:03:12First, Rabbit will lure the bees
00:03:15With beautiful music
00:03:18Then Eeyore tempts the bees
00:03:20Into their new hive
00:03:23Then Tigger holds up the hive
00:03:26For the bees to see
00:03:27And then comes the best part
00:03:30We get honey from their old hive
00:03:34Can I help you with your big plan?
00:03:36Oh, thank you, Piglet
00:03:37But perhaps another time
00:03:40When we have a bit smaller of a plan
00:03:42Or when you're a bit bigger of a Piglet
00:03:45I'm sorry, Piglet
00:03:47But I'm afraid this is a very big plan
00:03:57Boo OR!
00:04:04Voices everyone
00:04:05Are gotten their attention
00:04:13Great new hive
00:04:15Freeland
00:04:16Buzz Buzz
00:04:18Do the bees know the plan?
00:04:21Piglet
00:04:21Don't get in the way of our big plan
00:04:23I'm getting kind of itchy around my legs.
00:04:27Oh, de-de-dee!
00:04:30Oh, Buzz.
00:04:36Get the little guy.
00:04:43Ah-ha!
00:04:59Okay, rabbit.
00:05:01We're geniuses.
00:05:05Sticky geniuses.
00:05:08Oh, my, oh, my.
00:05:10Oh, goodness.
00:05:11Oh, the sweet taste of success.
00:05:15Our plan worked perfectly.
00:05:19Didn't think it would work.
00:05:21But it did.
00:05:23Congratulations to us all.
00:05:27Hooray for Pooh.
00:05:29And Rabbit.
00:05:30And Eeyore.
00:05:31And Tigger, too.
00:05:33But I was...
00:05:34Oh, Piglet.
00:05:36I'm sorry that you couldn't be part of our big plan.
00:05:40Oh, but I thought I...
00:05:44For a minute there, I thought I was gonna break out in hives.
00:05:55Oh, dear.
00:05:57Even my shadow was small.
00:06:00It's not as if I wanna rule the world, or even the forest, or even one tree.
00:06:09I suppose I could be happy if I could be helpful with just a little bit of noticing me.
00:06:22If I wasn't so small, I could be like Tigger, figure out ways to help some of those in need.
00:06:33If I could volunteer as the friend you would want right near.
00:06:43More like Rabbit and Pooh and Eeyore.
00:06:48I'd be useful and helpful.
00:06:53The one you would call.
00:07:01It'd sure be nice if my friends needed me.
00:07:06Piglet, could you help me lullaby the bees?
00:07:10Piglet, could you help me call them to the hive?
00:07:14Yeah, Piglet.
00:07:16Could you help me reach higher?
00:07:18Piglet, we need your help.
00:07:23I'd be needed and useful
00:07:28More each passing day
00:07:33I may be small
00:07:38But in the biggest, healthfullest way
00:07:50Oh, wonderful, Sonny.
00:07:54Oh, I thought Tiggers hated honey.
00:07:56But they do to eat.
00:07:58But to stop the itching,
00:08:00Oh, there is nothing better.
00:08:04Did you hear something?
00:08:06I'm afraid I've got some honey in my ears.
00:08:08What's that, Pooh?
00:08:09I can't hear you over all that buzzing.
00:08:12Who's buzzing?
00:08:16Me!
00:08:18What say we break for lunch?
00:08:20What about our honey?
00:08:22It's your honey or your life.
00:08:26Oh, boy.
00:08:29Don't bother.
00:08:35Oh, joy.
00:08:37Thanks, Donkey Boy.
00:08:38Thanks, E.R.
00:08:40Anytime.
00:08:40Thank you, E.R.
00:08:42You're welcome.
00:08:46Quick, make a beeline for piglets.
00:08:52Go!
00:09:00Woo-hoo!
00:09:02Faster!
00:09:03Oh, faster!
00:09:09Faster!
00:09:10Oh, the biggest pig!
00:09:14You're gonna get us.
00:09:16Hurry!
00:09:23Oh, they're gone.
00:09:24Or maybe just pretendering.
00:09:26You know, bees are sneaky like that.
00:09:31I was right.
00:09:37Here you are.
00:09:39You got stung out there.
00:09:42Nope.
00:09:42I got stung right here, where I can keep an eye on it.
00:09:47Is everyone all right?
00:09:50Tigger's here.
00:09:51Eeyore's here.
00:09:51Pooh is here.
00:09:52I'm here.
00:09:54Who am I forgetting?
00:09:56I don't know, Rabbit.
00:09:57Let's ask Piglet.
00:10:00Oh, brother.
00:10:01Are you all right, Pooh?
00:10:02I just landed on my self.
00:10:06Say, what do we have here?
00:10:20Oh, please, Tigger.
00:10:21It's just a drawing in a scrapbook.
00:10:24But it reminds me of the bestest family reunion I ever had.
00:10:39Oh, look.
00:10:40There's the day Little Piglet got his first heffalump.
00:10:44That was no heffalump.
00:10:46That was just two with a jar on his head.
00:10:48I forgot how much I look like a heffalump with a jar on my head.
00:10:53Oh.
00:10:54He captured Rabbit, all right.
00:10:56Oh, let me see.
00:11:00That doesn't look a thing like me.
00:11:05Oh, what's next?
00:11:08What's that tiny pink dot?
00:11:10I believe it's Piglet.
00:11:13Piglet?
00:11:14Where is Piglet?
00:11:16We must have lost track of him after we got chased by the bees.
00:11:20Oh, but he's so little.
00:11:22He could be in big danger.
00:11:24We have to find him and make sure he's all right.
00:11:28But how will we find him?
00:11:30He could be anywhere.
00:11:31Oh, think, think, think.
00:11:35You know, since this is a book of Piglet's memories,
00:11:40maybe it remembers where Piglet is.
00:11:43Oh, brilliant deduction there, Pooh-boy.
00:11:45It's a regular Piglet map.
00:11:47That's the silliest thing I've ever heard.
00:11:50Let's start with page one.
00:11:55Well, page one remembers Owl's house.
00:11:59Way to go, Pooh-boy.
00:12:01Why, I bet that little fella's there right now.
00:12:04Let's go find him.
00:12:05Then off to Owl's house we go.
00:12:08He has an answer for everything.
00:12:10Not to Owl's.
00:12:11Oh, no.
00:12:13He'll be there all day.
00:12:15You can never get a word in edgewise with that owl.
00:12:17Goodbye, honey.
00:12:30I may be small,
00:12:31but in the biggest, healthfullest way.
00:12:49Eeyore, where are you?
00:12:52Tigger, where are you?
00:12:58Oh, no.
00:12:59The bees.
00:13:12What can I do?
00:13:19Well, I did help you get the hay corn
00:13:22and bring you across the river.
00:13:25Maybe my friends need me.
00:13:34I have to find them.
00:13:38Owl, have you seen Piglet?
00:13:41Piglet?
00:13:41Of course I've seen Piglet.
00:13:44Many times.
00:13:46Is it about so high,
00:13:47with little pink ears?
00:13:49No, no, no.
00:13:50We mean now.
00:13:51Have you seen him this morning?
00:13:53Hmm, I can't imagine that he's changed that much.
00:13:57I'm sure.
00:14:01It's the part where Owl goes on for a while.
00:14:04As a matter of fact, I just saw him go by.
00:14:06He was just here.
00:14:09Shh.
00:14:10Come on.
00:14:11Let's go.
00:14:12Thor is missing.
00:14:13Then you could start, of course,
00:14:15in the obvious place, which is...
00:14:17Duh.
00:14:18Miss, I was saying,
00:14:19I have some great stories
00:14:21about my second cousin, Rupert,
00:14:23who stowed away on a three-last...
00:14:25Eeyore, come on.
00:14:27...for the subcontinent.
00:14:29Miss, I was saying,
00:14:30the great expedition.
00:14:32What an expedition it was.
00:14:36I told you this was a silly idea.
00:14:39But he was just at Owl's.
00:14:41That scrappity book does know where he's going.
00:14:44Well, Owl's house was on page one.
00:14:47How about page two?
00:14:49Which is a picture of...
00:14:52Kanga's house.
00:14:53Well then,
00:14:54Kanga's house is where we'll look for Piglet.
00:14:57I think you must be right, Rabbit.
00:14:59Piglet has always liked visiting Kanga's.
00:15:01Not always.
00:15:02There was one time I remember.
00:15:06Oh, yes.
00:15:07When Kanga and Ru first moved to the Hundred Acre Wood.
00:15:11Remember, Rabbit?
00:15:12Uh, no.
00:15:14I don't seem to recall.
00:15:16Yeah, this will remind you, remember her?
00:15:19Oh.
00:15:20And you came up with a big plan, Rabbit.
00:15:23I told you.
00:15:23I don't remember.
00:15:25There it is.
00:15:28You know,
00:15:30if I remember correctly,
00:15:32this story is really about Piglet.
00:15:38Well, I just don't like it.
00:15:41I don't like it at all.
00:15:43I tell you,
00:15:44we won't be safe until they're out.
00:15:47Out of the Hundred Acre Wood.
00:15:49Rabbit.
00:15:52Isn't it a bit early to be spying?
00:15:55I've never seen anything like it.
00:15:57Oh, it's actually moving in.
00:16:00Oh.
00:16:01Oh.
00:16:06Ru?
00:16:07Ru dear?
00:16:09There I am, Mama.
00:16:11It's an invasion.
00:16:13You think they're F-F-Fierce?
00:16:16Ha-ha!
00:16:18What does Fierce look like?
00:16:23Oh.
00:16:26That's what Fierce looks like.
00:16:28She swallowed him whole.
00:16:37He'll be eaten for sure.
00:16:42Are you all right?
00:16:45Laura!
00:16:46Don't eat me!
00:16:48Why, you must be Piglet.
00:16:51My, when Christopher Robin said you'd be dropping by,
00:16:54I had no idea.
00:16:55You know Christopher Robin?
00:16:57Oh, yes.
00:16:58He told us all about you and Pooh and Rabbit and Tigger,
00:17:02the ones hiding in the tree over there.
00:17:05Hello, dears.
00:17:06Oh, did you hear that?
00:17:07She called us dears.
00:17:09I'm Kanga, and somewhere around here is Baby Ru.
00:17:15I'm not a baby.
00:17:18See?
00:17:19I can do this.
00:17:23Well, it's very nice of you to go out of your way to welcome us.
00:17:31Oops.
00:17:32Sorry.
00:17:34Oh, Ru.
00:17:35Piglet, it's almost breakfast time.
00:17:38Would you like to come in for a little bite?
00:17:41Perhaps?
00:17:45I do like the sound of the taste of that.
00:17:49No, no, no.
00:17:51We're all due on the other side of the wood,
00:17:53and we can't be late.
00:17:57Goodbye.
00:17:58Goodbye.
00:18:00Might I get that little something to go?
00:18:03Come on.
00:18:06Aren't they dears?
00:18:07One.
00:18:08Pooh will distract Kanga long enough for...
00:18:12Two.
00:18:12Tigger and I to take Ru from her pouch.
00:18:15And three.
00:18:17Replace him with Piglet.
00:18:19That is very simple.
00:18:20Just three little steps and...
00:18:22What?
00:18:24Replace Ru...
00:18:25with me-me-me-me?
00:18:27You and Ru are the same size, give or take here or there.
00:18:30Kanga won't know the difference.
00:18:31Not until it's too late.
00:18:35How much too late?
00:18:38Until after we say...
00:18:40Aha!
00:18:47What do you think?
00:18:48Huh?
00:18:50Huh?
00:18:51Huh?
00:18:52Aha?
00:18:53Why would we say...
00:18:55Aha?
00:18:56Not ha-ha, Piglet.
00:18:58Aha!
00:18:59It's a word to say...
00:19:01This is how things are and were meant to be.
00:19:06Then Kanga will know that we know where Ru is,
00:19:09and we'll only give him back if she promises to leave the Hundred Acre Wood and never return.
00:19:15How is she gonna know that that is what our Aha means?
00:19:19Because we'll practice saying it in just the right way.
00:19:24We're counting on you, Piglet.
00:19:27Now, everyone pretend that their flower is Kanga.
00:19:31Aha!
00:19:32Set?
00:19:33Aha!
00:19:35Aha!
00:19:38Aha!
00:19:40Aha!
00:19:42Aha!
00:19:43Aha!
00:19:44Aha!
00:19:44Aha!
00:19:45Aha!
00:19:45Aha!
00:19:46There you all are.
00:19:48Oh, you brought flowers.
00:19:53What nice new neighbors.
00:19:55Aha!
00:19:57Aha!
00:19:58Aha!
00:20:03Aha!
00:20:04Aha!
00:20:05Aha!
00:20:06Aha!
00:20:07All right!
00:20:07I'm going!
00:20:09Ru dear!
00:20:09Time to come inside!
00:20:11In a minute, Mama!
00:20:14Aha!
00:20:15Ready, Pooh?
00:20:16Yes.
00:20:17Except for one small thing.
00:20:20What's that?
00:20:21What is it I'm supposed to do?
00:20:24Talk to her very hard so that she doesn't notice anything.
00:20:29Of course.
00:20:33Come on, Ru.
00:20:34Hop in.
00:20:35Let's go inside.
00:20:36Oh, Kanga.
00:20:38Um...
00:20:38Talk to her very hard about what?
00:20:42Anything.
00:20:45I was just wondering.
00:20:46That is...
00:20:47Do you think that...
00:20:49Is that a fish in that tree?
00:20:50Oh!
00:20:52Oh!
00:20:55Oh!
00:20:56Oh!
00:20:59Snow is a piggy in a blink.
00:21:01What are you playing, Mr. Rabbit?
00:21:03That's not a fish poo bear.
00:21:05It's a bird.
00:21:06Oh!
00:21:07Yes, but...
00:21:08Is it a starling or a mackerel?
00:21:11Oh!
00:21:11It looks kind of wiggly.
00:21:13It could be a jellyfish.
00:21:14Hmm.
00:21:16It's tough to say.
00:21:17If you'll forgive me, dear, we really must be going.
00:21:21It's actually more of a peanut butter and jellyfish, isn't it?
00:21:23My love!
00:21:24Leap frog!
00:21:25Ah!
00:21:26Yay!
00:21:31Let's do it again!
00:21:33This is a fun game.
00:21:38Are you all right in there, Ru?
00:21:40I'm okay.
00:21:41I'm okay.
00:21:43All right, Ru dear.
00:21:44Aw!
00:21:47Yahoo!
00:21:48This is fun!
00:21:50Slow down!
00:21:51It's hard to think of, Ru!
00:21:52Rabbit!
00:21:54Oh, Ru.
00:21:55Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha!
00:21:56Woo-Ha!
00:21:57Boo-Ha!
00:21:58Uh-uh-ha!
00:22:01Uh...
00:22:01What was that word?
00:22:06Uh-huh?
00:22:07That's the word.
00:22:09Ah-Ha!
00:22:11Ah!
00:22:14Help! Tigger, Tigger, a Pooh Bear!
00:22:18Oh, my, Roo, dear, you've lost your bounce.
00:22:21Tigger, Pooh Bear.
00:22:23I think it's time for your fishy oil.
00:22:26Fishy oil? What fishy oil?
00:22:28It'll help you bounce nice and high.
00:22:30You don't want to grow up small and weak like Piglet.
00:22:35Now, did you have something you wanted to tell me, Roo?
00:22:41Ah, no.
00:22:42Down the hatch.
00:22:55See that? You got your bounce back.
00:22:58And if you're a good little Roo, I'll let you have another spoonful.
00:23:03No! No!
00:23:08Oh, dear, I'm a goner!
00:23:13You act like I'm going to cook you for dinner.
00:23:16Aren't you?
00:23:17Why, of course not.
00:23:22Oh, I'm going to give you a bath.
00:23:27Ah, cook me instead!
00:23:29But Roo, dear, don't you know by now, a mother always knows what's best.
00:23:35It's a mother's intuition to make a little space.
00:23:39It's her quiet mission to tidy up her place.
00:23:45A mother's intuition is like a kangaroo's.
00:23:49She hops around, she mops the ground, she fusses over you.
00:23:53A mother, with her intuition, will know just what to do.
00:24:09It's a mother's intuition to wash your baby well.
00:24:13She won't forget behind the ears and the extra soapsides on the tail.
00:24:18A mother's into cleaning, she'll clean until she's through.
00:24:23She's smart enough, she's wise enough to add up to and to.
00:24:28A mother, with her intuition, will know just what to do.
00:24:36A mother has a feeling, she pays special attention.
00:24:47If someone is concealing, if someone's playing tricks,
00:24:51she rubs and scrubs and scours the secrets until the answer clicks.
00:24:59Then she takes a brush and polishes you deep.
00:25:04She'll make you shine and sparkle new until she finds the real you.
00:25:11Under me.
00:25:18Isn't it charming, just mommy and little groom?
00:25:23Fresh as a daisy, sparkling just like new.
00:25:27It's a mother's intuition.
00:25:31It's a mother's intuition.
00:25:35It's a mommy's intuition.
00:25:43Now, you know what's next.
00:25:47I'm afraid to find out.
00:25:49There's always two things you get after your bath.
00:25:53A cookie and a kiss.
00:25:57Piglet.
00:26:26Piglet.
00:26:27The piglet we know isn't half as fuzzy as you.
00:26:30Why, you can't pull the fluff over our eyes.
00:26:33Pooh.
00:26:34Can I tell him who I am?
00:26:36Well, I'd love to.
00:26:37Whoever you are.
00:26:39Come to think of it, he might be a fuzzy French thingamom with this.
00:26:43No, no, no, no.
00:26:45This is more of the feather-furred frizzimabobble variety.
00:26:49But can we be sure, Tigger?
00:26:53Oh, I'll prove it to you.
00:27:03Adlet, where did you come from?
00:27:05Lucky thing that fuzzy French thingamom didn't catch you.
00:27:09What did you find out?
00:27:11Was she awfully fierce and fiercely awful?
00:27:13At first I thought so, but then I found out.
00:27:17She's very nice.
00:27:26Hello, dears.
00:27:27Oh, she called us deers again.
00:27:30I could get used to this.
00:27:32Would you like to come in for that little something now?
00:27:35I'd love to.
00:27:36I love little somethings.
00:27:39But what do we tell rabbit?
00:27:40Whee!
00:27:43Mama, look at me!
00:27:45Roo!
00:27:46You gotta see Mr. Rabbit's garden.
00:27:49Oh, you hear that?
00:27:51Mr. Rabbit.
00:27:52It's got carrots and lettuce and beans and we play Leap Bunny, which is kind of like Leap Proggle.
00:27:56I've settled down, dear.
00:27:58Now, what do we say to Mr. Rabbit?
00:28:00Thank you, Mr. Rabbit.
00:28:02I had fun.
00:28:04Well, I certainly enjoyed myself, too, and you can call me Rabbit.
00:28:10I like you, Rabbit.
00:28:13I like you, too, Roo.
00:28:17Ah-ha!
00:28:21You're right, Piglet.
00:28:22This is the way things are.
00:28:25And we're meant to be.
00:28:33You know, if it weren't for Piglet, I wouldn't be friends with Roo.
00:28:37And we'd never have found out how nice Kanga was.
00:28:41We'd never have any of Kanga's songs.
00:28:44Or her hugs.
00:28:46Or her cookies.
00:28:47Which my nose is telling my tummy.
00:28:50Are right nearby.
00:28:59Kanga!
00:28:59We're so glad you didn't leave.
00:29:03What are you talking about, Tigger?
00:29:05How Piglet took a bath for us.
00:29:07Not just any old buddy do something that brave for his friends.
00:29:13Don't know if I would.
00:29:17It was a very biggish thing for a littlish guy to do.
00:29:21And we're ever so worried about him, you see, because we lost him at the honey harvest.
00:29:26So we're using his book of memories to find him.
00:29:33We hope.
00:29:35Oh, dear Piglet.
00:29:37But he's so small.
00:29:38He could be in big danger.
00:29:41Mama, may I help them look for Piglet?
00:29:46Oops.
00:29:48Sorry, Eeyore.
00:29:49Can I, Mama?
00:29:50Can I?
00:29:51Of course, dear.
00:29:52Piglet needs your help.
00:29:55Poo, would you like a cookie before you go?
00:29:57Oh, my heart tells me I should keep looking for Piglet.
00:30:01Oh, but you deers will need something to keep your strength up.
00:30:05Oh, my tummy says yes.
00:30:10Oh, I just thought Piglet would need to keep his strength up, too.
00:30:15Oh.
00:30:18Bye, Mama.
00:30:20Bye-bye, dear.
00:30:22So where do we look first?
00:30:23The scrapbook will give us an idea.
00:30:26It's a book of memories.
00:30:28It remembers where Piglet is.
00:30:31Try page three.
00:30:34Page three shows all of us at the North Pole.
00:30:37Hey, that was the day we made our most plentiferous discovery of all.
00:30:42Then that's where we shall look.
00:30:44But this is not the way to the North Pole.
00:30:47Well, last time, if I reconnoit her correctly,
00:30:50the North Pole was sort of in a south-down-easterly kind of over-and-down direction.
00:30:54This way, magnilically speaking.
00:30:57No, last time we went this way.
00:31:00No, that would be the North East Pole.
00:31:03No, no, no, and no.
00:31:04Don't be ridiculous.
00:31:05I know what I'm talking about.
00:31:06It's this way.
00:31:07I don't interrupt.
00:31:08Perhaps if we told the story, the story would tell us how to get there.
00:31:14Don't forget the part about Piglet.
00:31:16Piglet?
00:31:17How does Piglet fit in?
00:31:19Oh, Roserite.
00:31:20It really is a story about Piglet, isn't it?
00:31:23Ninety-eight, ninety-nine, seventy-two-ity, and thirteen-ity, and forty-six-ity, and one whole hundred
00:31:32gravity-defying Tiggerific bounces!
00:31:35Look out below!
00:31:50Hello, Tigger.
00:31:52Hello, Piglet.
00:31:56What are you doing?
00:31:58I'm just waiting for the other shoe to flop.
00:32:04I knew it!
00:32:05These things always travel in pairs.
00:32:08These are Christopher Robin's big boots.
00:32:11It can mean only one thing.
00:32:15An expedition.
00:32:17Yahoo!
00:32:20A witch?
00:32:21A petition?
00:32:22Yes, an expedition.
00:32:25It's when you go off to find a thing.
00:32:27What are we going to find, Christopher Robin?
00:32:29The North Pole.
00:32:32Is it scary?
00:32:33What is the North Pole?
00:32:35Yeah, come to think of it, we never found one of them before.
00:32:38Well, it's a thing you discover.
00:32:41Are bears good at discovering it?
00:32:43And Tiggers?
00:32:44Everyone will come along, and if you see the North Pole, shout, Eureka!
00:32:50Why would we do that?
00:32:52Because it means there's the North Pole.
00:32:57Eureka!
00:32:58Where?
00:32:59Where?
00:32:59Gesundheit!
00:33:00Sorry.
00:33:02I was just practicing.
00:33:04We need a marching song.
00:33:09A marching song to help us along.
00:33:13Sing ho for the life of a bear.
00:33:16That's me.
00:33:17Sing ho for the expedition.
00:33:21Sing ho for the life of a bear.
00:33:25Sing ho for the expedition.
00:33:30It's a fine day for marching.
00:33:33There's a tiny little breeze.
00:33:34And when there's honey for the making,
00:33:36There's a buzz among the bees.
00:33:39Sing ho for the life of a bear.
00:33:43Sing ho for the expedition.
00:33:47Sing ho for the life of a bear.
00:33:51Sing ho for the expedition.
00:33:56Sing ho for the expedition.
00:33:56I'm itching and scratching.
00:33:57I'm itching and scratching.
00:33:57And scratching and itching.
00:33:58To find the North Pole.
00:34:00Find in the pole.
00:34:02Maybe the golden is strumming for fun,
00:34:04And it makes you sing.
00:34:05Sing ho for the life of a bear.
00:34:09Sing ho for the expedition.
00:34:12Sing ho for the life of a bear.
00:34:17Sing ho for the expedition.
00:34:21This is fun.
00:34:22Sing ho for the life of a bear.
00:34:26Sing ho for the expedition.
00:34:30One more time.
00:34:34Sing ho for the expedition.
00:34:37Sing ho for the expedition.
00:34:40I like that song.
00:34:44Silly old bear.
00:34:48Would you like a hay corn pool?
00:34:50No, thank you.
00:34:52But a cookie would be nice.
00:34:55Or a banana.
00:35:03Christopher Robin.
00:35:06Perhaps I could find it easier.
00:35:09If only I was sure.
00:35:11That is, if I knew what the North Pole looked like.
00:35:17Well, it's a kind of...
00:35:20It's sort of...
00:35:22Well, I suppose we'll know exactly what it is when we see it.
00:35:31Are we there yet?
00:35:33Whoa!
00:35:35Pooh!
00:35:36Pooh!
00:35:38I just fed my tummy and it's still calling me.
00:35:44Hey!
00:35:45Look at me, Pooh!
00:35:46Oh, I am.
00:35:47Pooh!
00:35:48I'm swimming!
00:35:49Just a moment, Rooh.
00:35:51I'm talking to my tummy.
00:35:53Well, of course you're swimming.
00:35:55You shouldn't have had that second cookie.
00:35:57That's not your stomach, Pooh.
00:35:59It's Rooh.
00:36:00Oh, my.
00:36:01Rooh!
00:36:02I don't believe expeditions usually go into the water.
00:36:09Quick!
00:36:10Don't panic, Kanga.
00:36:12Everything's fine here.
00:36:13Nobody's in any kind of a...
00:36:15especially not Rooh.
00:36:17Do something.
00:36:19Everyone, do anything.
00:36:21Don't worry, Rooh boy.
00:36:23I'll save you!
00:36:35I can help.
00:36:37Piglet, stay here out of the way while we save Rooh.
00:36:39We don't want to have to rescue two little guys.
00:36:42Catch on to my tail, Rooh.
00:36:44I'll pull you out.
00:36:47Just tell me when you're on.
00:36:49Oops!
00:36:56Robert, Rooh, are we going swimming?
00:37:02Hey!
00:37:03Maybe we can use this to save Rooh.
00:37:06Give me a push, Pooh.
00:37:07Thank you, Piglet.
00:37:10Now I've got him.
00:37:12Faster, Pooh.
00:37:13Faster.
00:37:14Pooh?
00:37:15Where is he, Rabbit?
00:37:21Look the other way.
00:37:23I can see him perfectly from here.
00:37:26Are you sure, Rabbit?
00:37:28You're right.
00:37:29You can see better from up here.
00:37:32There he is.
00:37:33Pooh!
00:37:41Rooh, are you okay?
00:37:45I got you, Rooh.
00:37:47I got you.
00:37:48There he is, Kanga.
00:37:50Ta-da!
00:37:52Where'd he go?
00:37:54Oh!
00:37:54Oh!
00:37:55My great Uncle Rupert passed out in search for the lost...
00:38:01You can rescue me now.
00:38:03I'm getting kind of tired.
00:38:08Use the pole!
00:38:10Use the pole!
00:38:11No time for fishing, Piglet.
00:38:12We've got to save Rooh!
00:38:20Grab on, Rooh!
00:38:27Pooh, could you please hold this?
00:38:33Did you see me swimming?
00:38:35That's called swimming, what I was doing.
00:38:38Pooh Bear!
00:38:41Pooh Bear!
00:38:42Where did you find that stick?
00:38:44What, uh, stick?
00:38:45That stick.
00:38:47Well, I was standing here without a stick.
00:38:51And then I had a stick, so...
00:38:53Maybe the stick found me.
00:38:55Assembled adventurers, the expedition is over.
00:38:59For Pooh has discovered the North Pole.
00:39:02This?
00:39:04That.
00:39:07Eureka!
00:39:08Well, I'll be destined North Pole all right already.
00:39:13I should have seen it myself.
00:39:15But, but...
00:39:17Oh, huh.
00:39:19Eureka!
00:39:20Eureka!
00:39:21Eureka!
00:39:22Hooray!
00:39:24Polarific!
00:39:25Positively magnetic!
00:39:27Goodness!
00:39:28Where's Eeyore?
00:39:30Did you grab on yet, Rooh?
00:39:32Rooh?
00:39:35Rooh?
00:39:40Anybody?
00:39:47Hooray for Pooh!
00:39:48I always liked that story.
00:39:51It has such a lovely end.
00:39:54But nobody said hooray for Piglet.
00:39:56He was so brave.
00:39:58For someone so small.
00:40:02And Piglet's hate water.
00:40:04Come to think of his soda shakers.
00:40:11Thank you, tail!
00:40:14Thank you, Piglet.
00:40:16Wherever you are.
00:40:19Look!
00:40:21Piglet's scarf!
00:40:22That's it!
00:40:23Come on, let's go!
00:40:24Missed him again.
00:40:31Oh, my.
00:40:32You know, Piglet's scarf never goes anywhere without Piglet.
00:40:36This is more serious than I thought.
00:40:38Maybe he's in grave danger.
00:40:41Maybe Heffalumps got him.
00:40:44Heffalumps?
00:40:45Or...
00:40:45Or Woozles!
00:40:47Woozles?
00:40:48And now he's out there somewhere with his storm blowing in.
00:40:52Oh, goodness.
00:40:55Goodness.
00:40:56Do you think he's gonna be all right?
00:40:59Oh, Piglet shall be very all right indeed.
00:41:03Don't let his small size worry you.
00:41:06Yup.
00:41:07Once he even made a whole house.
00:41:10He did?
00:41:12Do you know the story of the house at Pooh Corner Row?
00:41:16Mmm, no.
00:41:17Oh, yes.
00:41:18It's right here.
00:41:19Page three.
00:41:21On page four.
00:41:23That's after three.
00:41:25Oh, it's a lovely tale.
00:41:28Don't you think so, Tigger?
00:41:30Tigger?
00:41:31Huh?
00:41:32Pooh Corner, remember?
00:41:33Oh, yeah.
00:41:34Is this story about Piglet too?
00:41:37Why, yes, Rue, it is.
00:41:40He seems to be the hero of every story.
00:41:46The more it snows...
00:41:48Pigglypum.
00:41:49The more it goes...
00:41:51Pigglypum.
00:41:52Pigglypum.
00:41:52The more it goes on snowing...
00:41:56Pigglypum.
00:41:57And nobody knows...
00:42:00Pigglypum.
00:42:01How cold my toes...
00:42:03Pigglypum.
00:42:04How cold my toes are growing...
00:42:08Pigglypum.
00:42:09Pigglypum.
00:42:09Pigglypum.
00:42:10Pigglypum.
00:42:11Goodness.
00:42:13I was just thinking, Pooh.
00:42:16Oh.
00:42:16Were you thinking of a way to keep warm?
00:42:46Pigglypum.
00:42:48Pigglypum.
00:42:49Oh.
00:42:50We're building Eora a house of his own.
00:42:54Oh, that's a wonderful idea, Pooh.
00:42:58But...
00:42:59Where shall we build it?
00:43:07Well...
00:43:09Right here.
00:43:10Because this is where I thought of it.
00:43:13And since this is where I thought of it, we shall call this place Pooh Corner.
00:43:20Pooh Corner?
00:43:21Uh, Pooh.
00:43:23Uh...
00:43:23I was thinking along with you.
00:43:26Yes.
00:43:27That's true, Piglet.
00:43:28So we could call this place Pooh and Piglet Corner.
00:43:33If Pooh Corner didn't sound better, which it does, being smaller and more like a corner.
00:43:40So, Pooh Corner it is.
00:43:44Look!
00:43:44Snow somersaults!
00:43:50Bother.
00:43:51You know, I tried to stop, but it's Snow Youth.
00:43:55Get it?
00:43:56Snow Youth!
00:43:58So, whatcha doing?
00:44:00We're going to build Eora a house at Pooh Corner.
00:44:03What a tickerific idea!
00:44:06Whatcha gonna build it with?
00:44:08We hadn't decided.
00:44:11Say!
00:44:11I just bounced by a humongous pile of sticks.
00:44:15They'd be positively perfect for a donkey house.
00:44:19Come on!
00:44:20Bounce this way!
00:44:22Follow the bouncing Tigger!
00:44:24The wonderful thing about Tigger is Tigger's a wonderful thing.
00:44:27The tops are made of rubber!
00:44:29The bottoms are made of the trees!
00:44:30But the most wonderful thing about Tigger is that I'm the only one...
00:44:37What did I tell ya?
00:44:40More sticks than you can stick a shake at!
00:44:45Gee, it's almost as if someone left them here for us.
00:44:51I wonder...
00:44:53Nah!
00:44:54Now let's get started so we can finish in time.
00:44:58In time for what?
00:45:00Lunch!
00:45:01Lunch!
00:45:05With a few good friends and a stick or two
00:45:09A house is built at a corner called Pooh
00:45:12With a friend and a stick or three or four
00:45:15A house is built where it wasn't before
00:45:24A house is built where it wasn't before
00:45:25With a window here and there a door
00:45:30With a window here and there a door
00:45:30And a nail and a peg
00:45:33With a window here and there a door
00:45:44With a friend and a stick or three or four,
00:45:47a house is built where it wasn't before.
00:45:57Dress it down or dress it up.
00:46:03Invite Tigger for tea and an owl for supper.
00:46:11With a few good friends and a stick or two,
00:46:14a house is built in a cornucor.
00:46:17Two, with a friend and a stick or three or four,
00:46:21a house is built where it wasn't before.
00:46:38There. It's all entirely done.
00:46:41Let's show old donkey boy the fruits of our elbow grease.
00:46:58No bother.
00:46:59I suspect there's something definitely wrong with these sticks.
00:47:03All we wanted was for Eeyore to have his own house.
00:47:08You know, Eeyore could come live with me.
00:47:12That is very hospititious of you, Pooh.
00:47:17Let's go give old donkey boy the good news.
00:47:25Oh, dear.
00:47:37Hello.
00:47:39Pooh Bear.
00:47:40Oh, you were just in time.
00:47:42Look what I made.
00:47:43Why, Christopher Robin.
00:47:45It's wonderful.
00:47:48What is it?
00:47:50Why, it's you, Pooh Bear.
00:47:53Oh, no wonder he looks so familiar.
00:47:56He looks just like you.
00:47:59Except, of course, for the donkey head.
00:48:01Eeyore, were you under there the whole time?
00:48:05I suppose I was.
00:48:07Weren't you awfully cold under there?
00:48:09I've been colder.
00:48:10Last night, for instance, it got down right.
00:48:14Freezing.
00:48:16So I did it.
00:48:17I built myself a house.
00:48:19Did you hear that?
00:48:20You're building myself a house?
00:48:22Just a leaky pile of sticks.
00:48:26And did you say sticks?
00:48:28So you have seen it.
00:48:30I have?
00:48:31Seen what?
00:48:32Well, you know, the funny thing about houses is,
00:48:35well, they never know if they're coming or going,
00:48:37and so they do.
00:48:39Well, someone somewhere must know something.
00:48:43I know.
00:48:47What's that?
00:48:48It's a high-stepping pink eye falooner.
00:48:52I believe it's Piglet on stilts.
00:48:56Eeyore's house is over there.
00:49:01Come on, I'll show you.
00:49:06Toodaloo.
00:49:09...
00:49:13...
00:49:14...
00:49:18...
00:49:19...
00:49:25...
00:49:26Look at that!
00:49:27Well, I'll be...
00:49:29Oh, my goodness.
00:49:33Welcome home, Eeyore.
00:49:36Uh-oh.
00:49:38Whoa!
00:49:40Whoa!
00:49:40Whoa!
00:49:46Hmm.
00:49:47It's my house, all right.
00:49:51But I'm sure this isn't where I built it.
00:49:55Where you built it?
00:49:56But, but, but I...
00:49:57Hmm. I suppose the wind must have blown it over here.
00:50:02The wind?
00:50:05Oh, yeah, the wind!
00:50:08It's been known to do strange and windy-like things.
00:50:11I think the wind had a little help.
00:50:14Right, Piglet?
00:50:17The important thing is, Eeyore has a house.
00:50:21And here it is.
00:50:22And it's as good as ever.
00:50:24And even never better.
00:50:25You really think so?
00:50:28Oh, yes.
00:50:29Much more better than ever, even, Piglet.
00:50:32Just one thing bothers me.
00:50:35Oh, dear.
00:50:36Oh, what might that be?
00:50:37Afraid I'll lose it again.
00:50:40Don't worry, Eeyore.
00:50:41I put up a sign so you'll always know where it is.
00:50:45See?
00:50:46Poo Corner.
00:50:49Nice.
00:50:51Hooray for Eeyore's house!
00:50:54Hooray for Eeyore's house!
00:50:56With a few good friends and a stick or two,
00:50:59We can build a house at a corner called Poo.
00:51:02With a friend and a stick or three or four,
00:51:04A house is there where it wasn't before!
00:51:09What?
00:51:11It's a little crowded, but it'll do.
00:51:19And that is how Piglet got the idea that you, Eeyore,
00:51:25should have your own house.
00:51:26You mean Piglet built Eeyore's house all by himself?
00:51:30Yes, and that's just how much Piglet cares.
00:51:34Oh, best house I ever had.
00:51:38And named it after me.
00:51:41Piglet!
00:51:43Piglet!
00:51:46Piglet!
00:51:49Piglet, Piglet.
00:51:52Piglet!
00:51:54Piglet!
00:51:56Piglet!
00:52:06Piglet!
00:52:08Piglet!
00:52:09Piglet!
00:52:10Piglet!
00:52:11Piglet!
00:52:11Piglet!
00:52:12Piglet!
00:52:15Oh dear.
00:52:17We'd better find him soon.
00:52:19Roo's getting cold.
00:52:35Piglet, piglet!
00:52:37Piglet!
00:52:37Piglet, piglet!
00:52:40Piglet!
00:52:41Perhaps we should look in the book again!
00:52:43Hey, I just got a tigorrific idea!
00:52:46Let's see where the book ends, and go there.
00:52:48What do you think?
00:52:49No, no, no, if we do this in an orderly manner, we'll find him much quicker now. Let's see
00:52:55We've been there and there but orderlier doesn't seem to be working. Does it?
00:53:01Oh, I'm concerned about is finding piglet. Well, I want to find him too. We all want to find him
00:53:11Oh
00:53:18You're ruining it rabbit. I am not handed over bunny boy finding piglets. It's what triggers do. That's what rabbits
00:53:26do best
00:53:29Oh
00:53:35That's the only way we have to find
00:53:38Oh, no
00:53:56There goes our map
00:54:01And piglets memories
00:54:09I only wanted to find piglet
00:54:13We all did
00:54:23We better go back to piglets
00:54:25We have to get room warm and dry
00:54:36That's why
00:54:37I do wish I had called it poo and piglet corner
00:54:57The more I look inside, the more he isn't there.
00:55:07What am I supposed to do when piglet is not everywhere?
00:55:15The more I rack my brain, the more I search in vain.
00:55:24I guess I'll have a little snack and wait for it to start to rain.
00:55:40That's the piglet I know.
00:55:43Always glad to see you.
00:55:47Always thoughtful.
00:55:49Always brave.
00:55:50Never thinking of himself.
00:55:54Draw another one, Pooh.
00:55:55Maybe I will draw a picture.
00:56:02And while I'm busy doing that, my mind will wander off somewhere and piglet will reappear.
00:56:20My mind will wander off somewhere and piglet will be right here.
00:56:39My mind will reappear.
00:56:42My mind will be my mind.
00:56:44That's what he does.
00:56:46I'm fine.
00:56:56I don't know.
00:57:28Let's go.
00:57:47Let's go.
00:58:22Let's go.
00:58:24Let's go.
00:58:26Let's go.
00:58:35Oh, poor Piglet.
00:58:38Oh, goodness.
00:58:38Oh, goodness.
00:58:41Piglet?
00:58:44Piglet!
00:58:46Piglet!
00:58:48Piglet!
00:58:52Piglet!
00:58:54Piglet!
00:58:57Piglet!
00:59:08It's one of Piglet's scrapbook pages.
00:59:11Look, another one!
00:59:13Maybe we can put Piglet's scrapbook back together.
00:59:15Then we can find him in no time.
00:59:18Let's keep looking.
00:59:20I found one!
00:59:22Me, too.
00:59:25Me, too!
00:59:26Aha!
00:59:28I found one!
00:59:29Eureka!
00:59:30I think...
00:59:31I found...
00:59:32Another other!
00:59:34Here's one!
00:59:35We're getting closer!
00:59:37Here's one!
00:59:38How many does that make?
00:59:41Here's another one!
00:59:42Piglet will be so happy!
00:59:43What's that over there?
00:59:49Come back, Memory!
00:59:58One more scrappy page for Piglet's scrapbook!
01:00:02Hey!
01:00:04Look!
01:00:04There it is!
01:00:06But how will we get it?
01:00:08Oh!
01:00:09We need help!
01:00:13That's gotta be dangerous!
01:00:15What could he be thinking?
01:00:16Who?
01:00:17Poo?
01:00:20No!
01:00:21Now...
01:00:21No one panic!
01:00:23The first thing we do is not to panic!
01:00:24Because...
01:00:25Somebody do something!
01:00:26Do anything!
01:00:27Oh!
01:00:28Oh!
01:00:28Oh, my goodness!
01:00:29Hey, Bob!
01:00:30Everybody, Bob!
01:00:31We don't panic!
01:00:32Oh, my goodness!
01:00:34Have you lost your mind?
01:00:36What are you doing?
01:00:38I'm just getting Piglet's memories!
01:00:41Oh, brother!
01:00:42Who needs our help?
01:00:44Oh!
01:00:46Oh, bother, bother!
01:00:51Rabbit was right!
01:00:53We could use a little help!
01:00:54Here you go, buddy boy!
01:00:56We made you a rescue rope!
01:00:59Out of us!
01:01:01Me too!
01:01:02It's our plan!
01:01:10Oh, my!
01:01:12Poo!
01:01:12What are you waiting for?
01:01:14The rescue rope isn't rescuing!
01:01:17We need a little bit more!
01:01:19We just need a little help!
01:01:20Who's small enough?
01:01:23Oh, dear!
01:01:24Who can help?
01:01:26Piglet!
01:01:27Oh!
01:01:28Piglet!
01:01:29Piglet!
01:01:30Piglet!
01:01:33Piglet!
01:01:34Piglet!
01:01:35You can't do it, Piglet!
01:01:37My friends need me!
01:01:40Hang on!
01:01:41Piglet!
01:01:44I'm hanging...
01:01:45Piglet!
01:01:53Oh!
01:02:01Oh!
01:02:04Oh!
01:02:05Oh!
01:02:05Piglet!
01:02:05Your memories!
01:02:26Oh, no!
01:02:44We never got to tell Piglet how we feel about him.
01:02:48Poor Pooh.
01:02:50Shoulda told him when we had the chance.
01:03:05Here you go, Rara.
01:03:07Thank you, sir.
01:03:08Something must be very sad.
01:03:10Well, of course, it's sad.
01:03:12Pooh!
01:03:16Piglet!
01:03:18Oh, thank goodness you're safe.
01:03:20We're so glad to see you.
01:03:23Glad to see me?
01:03:25Oh, it's so good to have you back again.
01:03:28Yeah.
01:03:29We've been following your memories all over the Hundred Acre Wood.
01:03:32And they led us right to you.
01:03:34Too bad they're all floating down the river.
01:03:39Oh, goodness.
01:03:41Oh, no.
01:03:41Oops.
01:03:44Oh, Mother.
01:03:46We're ever so sorry, Piglet.
01:03:49Oh, the scrapbook's not that important.
01:03:51But it showed us the great things you've done.
01:03:55Oh, I've never done anything great.
01:03:58Well, of course you have.
01:04:01Let's tell him everyone.
01:04:03No!
01:04:04Let's show him!
01:04:05That's a wonderful gift.
01:04:07Come on!
01:04:08Hurry!
01:04:09You don't know if I can stand the excitement.
01:04:13Here we are.
01:04:15Go on.
01:04:20Oh!
01:04:35Is that me?
01:04:37That's you.
01:04:39I'm so big.
01:04:41Well, of course you are.
01:04:43You're XXL.
01:04:44If it weren't for you, Piglet, I wouldn't be friends with Rue.
01:04:48Yeah.
01:04:49Yeah.
01:04:49And thanks for saving me with the North Pole.
01:04:54Piglet, Pooh Corner's not a bad place to live.
01:04:58I'd say this calls for a celebration.
01:05:01Hooray!
01:05:03Piglet!
01:05:09Hooray!
01:05:10Hooray!
01:05:10Hooray!
01:05:11Come on.
01:05:12Chase me.
01:05:12Hooray!
01:05:13Hooray!
01:05:14Watch out!
01:05:15Come on.
01:05:16You can do better than that.
01:05:18Where are you going?
01:05:19Here I go.
01:05:20Get him, Rue!
01:05:21Rue!
01:05:22Rue!
01:05:23Oops.
01:05:24Sorry.
01:05:26That's funny.
01:05:32Oh, look!
01:05:34Piglet!
01:05:34Can I try?
01:05:37Oh, my.
01:05:40Do something, everyone!
01:05:42Oh, dear!
01:05:45Good one, Piglet!
01:05:47That's funny.
01:05:47His carrot cake!
01:05:50Rabbit, you're a nut!
01:05:53That's delicious!
01:05:55Oh, dear!
01:05:58There's Pooh!
01:06:00Piglet!
01:06:01Piglet!
01:06:02I have one more thing to show you.
01:06:04But Pooh, your cake...
01:06:06It can wait.
01:06:07It can wait.
01:06:07Hurry, Piglet!
01:06:09We shall have a little something right after I show you a little something, Piglet.
01:06:19It's right over here.
01:06:23Oh!
01:06:28Pooh and Piglet corner!
01:06:38Yes, Piglet.
01:06:39It's the least we could do for a very small Piglet, who's done such very big things.
01:06:48Thank you, Piglet.
01:07:06With a few good friends and a stick or two, a house is built at a corner called Blue.
01:07:12With a friend and a stick or three or four, a house is built where it wasn't before.
01:07:24With a window here and there a door.
01:07:30With a window here and there a door.
01:07:31And a nail and a peg for the coat of Eeyore.
01:07:38With a few good friends and a stick or two, a house is built at a corner called Blue.
01:07:44With a friend and a stick or three or four, a house is built where it wasn't before.
01:07:51Oh!
01:07:52Oh!
01:07:53Oh!
01:07:54Oh!
01:07:54Oh!
01:07:57Oh!
01:07:57Oh!
01:07:57Oh!
01:07:58Oh!
01:07:58Oh!
01:07:58Oh!
01:07:59Oh!
01:08:00Oh!
01:08:06Oh!
01:08:10Oh!
01:08:12Oh!
01:08:14Oh!
01:08:15Oh!
01:08:18Oh!
01:08:20A house is built where it wasn't before
01:08:48With a few good friends
01:08:51With a few good friends
01:08:57With a few good friends
01:09:13With a few good friends
01:09:25With a few good friends
01:09:38Sing ho for the life of a bear
01:09:42Sing ho for the expedition
01:09:47Sing ho for the life of a bear
01:09:51Sing ho for the expedition
01:09:56It's a fine day for march
01:09:58And there's a tiny little breeze
01:10:00And when there's longing for the making
01:10:03There's a buzz among the bees
01:10:05Sing ho for the life of a bear
01:10:08Sing ho for the expedition
01:10:13Sing ho for the life of a bear
01:10:17Sing ho for the expedition
01:10:22I'm itching and scratching
01:10:23And scratching and itching
01:10:24To find the north pole
01:10:26Finding the pole
01:10:28Maybe the gold
01:10:29But it's drumming for fun
01:10:30And it makes you sing
01:10:31Sing ho for the life of a bear
01:10:34Sing ho for the expedition
01:10:38Sing ho for the expedition
01:10:43Sing ho for the expedition
01:10:46Sing ho for the expedition
01:10:47Sing ho for the expedition
01:10:49Sing ho for the expedition
01:10:51Sing ho for the expedition
01:10:52Sing ho for the expedition
01:10:55Sing ho for the expedition
01:10:56Sing ho for the expedition
01:10:59Sing ho for the expedition
01:10:59Sing ho for the expedition
01:10:59That's what I was gonna say
01:11:01Sing ho for the expedition
01:11:03Sing ho for the expedition
01:11:04Sing ho for the expedition
01:11:07Sing ho for the expedition
01:11:08In the heart of the hundred acre wood is beating
01:11:13And time is passing through
01:11:18There's a shadow looking like a rainbow's halo
01:11:24And there I'm resembling you
01:11:30More than fame, a name on a tree
01:11:37More than power or might
01:11:46Sweeter than the treats of a honeybee
01:11:52I'll be here through the night
01:11:58It's comforting to know
01:12:05It's comforting to know
01:12:15Sun and earth is the moon at dawn
01:12:22Soon as a red face hail
01:12:29Strong is the hero, the dragon won
01:12:35I dream through the day
01:12:41It's comforting to know
01:12:48It's comforting to know
01:12:57You only get a few good friends in this life
01:13:02Who are devoted and true
01:13:05And right here in this now and near
01:13:11It's clear that it's all of you
01:13:18I'll find you in your heart to see
01:13:25I'll look for you everywhere
01:13:32You know just how I'm feeling
01:13:38When I show you that I care
01:13:45It's comforting to know
01:13:51It's comforting to know
01:14:19It's comforting to know
01:14:26It's comforting to know
01:14:42It's comforting to know
01:14:53It's comforting to know
01:14:55It's comforting to know
01:14:59It's comforting to know
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