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01:52Where the wild things are.
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02:26The night Max wore his wolf suit and made mischief of one kind and another, his mother called him Wild
02:39Thing, and Max said, I'll eat you up.
02:46So he was sent to bed without eating anything.
02:54That very night, in Max's room, a forest grew, and grew, and grew, until his ceiling hung with vines, and
03:16the walls became the world all around.
03:24And an ocean tumbled by with a private boat for Max, and he sailed off through night and day, and
03:35in and out of weeks, and almost over a year, to where the wild things are.
03:52And when he came to the place where the wild things are...
03:57They roared their terrible roars...
04:04And gnashed their terrible teeth...
04:08And roared their terrible eyes...
04:14And showed their terrible claws...
04:19Till Max said, be still...
04:22And tamed them with the magic trick of staring into all their yellow eyes without blinking once.
04:37And they were frightened, and called him the most wild thing of all.
04:44And made him king of all wild things.
04:50And now, cried Max, let the wild rumpus start!
05:24Now stop, Max!
05:27Max said...
05:36And sent the wild things off to bed without their supper.
05:44And Max, the king of all wild things, was lonely, and wanted to be where someone loved him best of
05:53all.
05:54Then, all around, from far away across the world, he smelled good things to eat.
06:03So he gave up being king of where the wild things are.
06:07But the wild things cried...
06:11Oh, please don't go!
06:14We'll eat you up!
06:15We love you so!
06:17And Max said...
06:20No!
06:21The wild things roared their terrible roars...
06:29And gnashed their terrible teeth...
06:34And rolled their terrible eyes...
06:41And showed their terrible claws...
06:47But Max stepped into his private boat...
06:50And waved goodbye...
06:54And sailed back over a year...
06:58And in and out of weeks...
07:01And through a day...
07:04And into the night...
07:06Of his very own room...
07:09Where he found his supper waiting for him...
07:12And it was still hot.
07:15Then their 무�preaus !
07:22It's just the end to that, huh?
07:23Here are …retsch
07:31одноas! By the
07:35way! I'm
07:35quiet, economists! AndATX
07:37Ahhh! Thank you!
07:39A man!
07:39We should keep
07:39The West is Theca
07:39moral mankind! Is
07:39it halÃa scene?誰喔!
07:43The contrast... The sky!
09:44Alligators all around.
09:47Alligators all around.
09:50Alligators all around.
09:58Alligators all around.
10:24Alligators all around.
10:30Alligators all around.
10:54Alligators all over.
10:57Some lovely cream of wheat.
11:01I don't care.
11:03Don't sit backwards on your chair.
11:06I don't care.
11:07Put the syrup on your hair.
11:10I don't care.
11:11You are acting like a clown.
11:14I don't care.
11:15And we have to go to town.
11:18I don't care.
11:20Don't you want to come, my dear?
11:23I don't care.
11:24Would you rather stay right here?
11:27I don't care.
11:28So his mother left her there.
11:36His father said,
11:39Get off your head,
11:41Or I will march you up to bed.
11:45Pierre said,
11:48I don't care.
11:53I don't care.
11:53I would think that you could see.
11:56I don't care.
11:58Your head is where your feet should be.
12:01I don't care.
12:02If you keep standing upside down.
12:06I don't care.
12:07We'll never ever get to town.
12:10I don't care.
12:11If only you would say,
12:13I care.
12:14I don't care.
12:15I met you for the folding chair.
12:18I don't care.
12:18I don't care.
12:19I don't care.
12:25I don't care.
12:55I don't care.
13:01I can meet you, don't you see?
13:04I don't care.
13:06And you will be inside of me.
13:09I don't care.
13:10Then you'll never have to bother.
13:13I don't care.
13:14With a mother and a father.
13:17I don't care.
13:19Is that all you have to say?
13:21I don't care.
13:23And I'll eat you if I may.
13:25I don't care.
13:26So the lion ate the air.
13:35Come on.
13:36All right in Cleveland at 6'o'clock.
13:39At 6'o'clock.
13:39His parents had a dreadful shock.
13:43He found the lion sick in bed.
13:48And try to see it.
13:50Well, the air is surely dead.
13:52They pulled the lion by the hair.
13:56They hit him with a folding chair.
14:00His mother asked, where is Pierre? And the lion answered, I don't care. His father said, Pierre's in there.
14:21They rushed the lion into town. The doctor shook him up and down. And when the lion gave a roar,
14:35the air fell out upon the floor.
14:42He rubbed his eyes and scratched his head. And laughed because he wasn't dead. His mother cried and held him
14:54tight. His father asked, are you all right?
14:59Pierre said, I am feeling fine. Please take me home. It's half past nine. The lion said, if you would
15:11care to climb on me, I'll take you there.
15:15Then everyone looked at Pierre, who shouted, yes, indeed I care. The lion took them home to rest and stayed
15:29on as a weekend guest. The moral of Pierre is care.
15:47One was Johnny who lived by himself. Two was a rat who jumped on his shelf. Three was a cat
16:03who chased the rack. Four was a dog who came in and sat. Five was a turtle who bit the
16:09dog's tail. Six was a monkey who brought in the mail.
16:12Seven was a blackbird. Seven was a blackbird. Heck, poor Johnny's nose. Nine was Johnny. Eight was a tiger out
16:22selling old clothes. Nine was a robber who took an old shoe. Ten was a puzzle. What should Johnny do?
16:32He stood on a chair and said, here's what I'll do. He stood on a chair and said, here's what
16:41I'll do. I'll start to count backward. And when I am through, if this house is an empty, I'll eat
16:51all of you.
16:56Nine was the robber who left looking pale. Eight was the tiger who chased him to jail. Seven, the blackbird
17:03flew off to Havana. Six was the monkey who stole a banana. Five was the turtle who crawled off to
17:09bed.
17:09Four was the dog. Four was the dog who slid home on a sled. One was Johnny. Three was the
17:17cat who bounced on the rat. Two was the rat who left with the cat. And one was Johnny. One
17:25was Johnny.
17:27One was Johnny. One was Johnny. One was Johnny who lived by himself.
17:43One was Johnny. One was Johnny. I was Johnny. One was Johnny.
18:06Sliding ice
18:08To sip hot chicken soup with rice
18:12Sipping once, sipping twice
18:15Sipping chicken soup with rice
18:18In February it will be
18:22My snowman's anniversary
18:25With cake for him and soup for me
18:30Happy once, happy twice
18:33Happy chicken soup with rice
18:36In March the wind blows down the door
18:41And spills my soup upon the floor
18:44It laps it up and roars for more
18:48Blowing once, blowing twice
18:51Blowing chicken soup with rice
18:54In April I will go away
18:58To far off Spain or Old Bombay
19:02And dream about hot soup all day
19:06Oh my once, oh my twice
19:09Oh my old chicken soup with rice
19:18In May I truly think it best
19:21To be a robin lightly dressed
19:26Concocting soup inside my nest
19:30Mix it once, mix it twice
19:33Mix that chicken soup with rice
19:36In June I saw a charming group
19:39Of roses all begin to droop
19:43I pep them up with chicken soup
19:47Sprinkle once, sprinkle twice
19:51Sprinkle chicken soup with rice
19:54In July I'll take a peep
19:58Into the cool and fishy deep
20:02Where chicken soup is selling cheap
20:05Selling once, ah, selling twice
20:09Selling chicken soup with rice
20:12In August it will be so hot
20:15I will become a cooking pot
20:20Cooking soup of course, why not?
20:24Cooking once, cooking twice
20:27Cooking chicken soup with rice
20:36In September for a while
20:39I will ride a crocodile
20:42Down the chicken soup and I'll
20:48Paddle once, paddle twice
20:51Paddle chicken soup with rice
20:54In October I'll be host
20:57In October I'll be host
20:58Two witches, goblins and a goose
21:01I'll serve them chicken soup on toast
21:06Whoop it once, whoop it twice
21:09Whoop it chicken soup with rice
21:12In November's Custydale
21:16I will flock my flippie tail
21:20I will flock my flippie tail
21:21And spout hot soup
21:22I'll be on
21:23Spouting once, spouting twice
21:27Spouting chicken soup with rice
21:30In December I will be
21:34A bobble-fangled Christmas tree
21:38With soup bowls draped all over me
21:43Merry once, merry twice
21:47Merry chicken soup with merry chicken soup
21:50With merry chicken soup with rice
21:53I told you once, I told you twice
21:57All seasons of the year are nice
22:02For eat a chicken soup
22:04Eat a chicken soup with rice
22:07Chicken soup, chicken soup with rice
22:29In the night kitchen
22:54Did you ever hear of Mickey?
23:00How he heard a racket?
23:02In the night
23:09And shouted
23:14Quiet down there
23:16And fell through the dark
23:30Out of his clothes
23:37Past the moon
23:42And his mama
23:48And papa sleeping tight
23:58Into the light of the night kitchen
24:02Where the bakers who bake
24:04Till the dawn
24:05So we can have cake
24:07In the morn
24:08Mixed
24:09Mickey in batter
24:11Chanting
24:12Milk in the batter
24:14Milk in the batter
24:15Stir it
24:16Scrape it
24:17Make it
24:18Bake it
24:26And they put that batter
24:28Up to bake
24:29A delicious Mickey cake
24:39But right
24:40In the middle
24:42Of the steaming
24:45And the making
24:47And the smelling
24:49And the baking
24:51Mickey poked through
24:53Mickey poked through and said
24:56I'm not the milk
24:57And the milk's not me
24:59I'm Mickey
25:02So he skipped from the oven
25:04And into bread dough
25:06All ready to rise
25:09In the night kitchen
25:12He kneaded
25:14And punched it
25:15And pounded
25:16And pulled
25:17Till it looked
25:19Okay
25:24Milk
25:25Milk
25:28Milk
25:34For the morning cake
25:40Then Mickey and Doe
25:41Was just on his way
25:42When the bakers ran up
25:43With a measuring cup
25:44How late
25:46Milk
25:48Milk
25:50Milk
25:51For the morning cake
25:55What's all of us
25:56I'm Mickey the pilot
25:57I get milk the Mickey way
25:59And he grabbed the cup
26:00As he flew up
26:03And up
26:04And up
26:05And over the top
26:07Of the Milky way
26:09In the night kitchen
26:25Mickey the milk man
26:27Dived to the bottom
26:29Singing
26:30I'm in the milk
26:32And the milk's in me
26:34God bless milk
26:36And God bless me
26:43Then he swam to the top
26:46Pouring milk from his cup
26:48Into batter below
27:09So the bakers
27:11They mixed it
27:12And beat it
27:13And baked it
27:19Milk in the batter
27:20Milk in the batter
27:21We bake cake
27:22And nothing's a matter
27:46For the before
27:53I'm Mickey the trader
27:57Now Mickey, in the night kitchen, cried cock-a-doodle-doo, and slid down the side, straight into bed.
28:23Cake-free and dried.
28:34And that's why, thanks to Mickey, we have cake every morning.
28:58Cake-free and dried.
28:58Cake-free and dried.
29:02Cake-free and dried.
29:03Cake-free and dried.
29:50Transcription by CastingWords
