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02:52Is that your pail of water?
02:55Jack fell down and broke his ground
02:57And Jill came to humbling after
03:49He came to humbling after
03:53Humpty Dumpty had a good home
03:56All the king's horses and all the king's men
03:59Couldn't put Humpty together again
04:46Hey diddle diddle, the cats and the fiddle
04:48The cow jumped over the moon
04:51The little dog loved to see
04:53Such fun and the dish ran away with the snow
05:08The little dog loved to see
05:09The fish filled with the snow
05:09The fish filled with the snow
05:17The bullpen had a good day
05:19The fair is for the fish
05:20The cow jumped over the moon
05:44Old King Cole was a merry old soul, and a merry old soul was he.
05:49He called for his pipe, and he called for his bowl, and he called for his fiddler's three.
05:57Every fiddler had a fine fiddle, and the fiddles went tweedle-dee.
06:02Oh, there's none so rare, but there's pen called bear, with King Cole, and his fiddler's three.
06:09Then he called for his fifers too, and they puffed, and they blew, toodle-oo.
06:14And King Cole laughed, as his glass he quaffed, and his fifers puffed, toodle-oo.
06:21Then he called for his drummer boy, the army's pride and joy,
06:27and the thud sound bang, with a loud bang-bang, and the noise of the noisiest toy.
06:33Then he called his trumpeter's four, who stood at his own palace door.
06:40And they played trang and tang, whilst the drummer went bang, and King Cole he called for more.
06:46King Cole called for a man to conduct, who into his bed had been tugged.
06:52And he had to get up, without bite or sup, and waggle his stick in the dirt.
06:59Old King Cole he loved with me, such rare and taste to say.
07:05There never was a lad in Mary, he bled to a scoff as Mary as he.
07:24There never was a lad in Mary, he bled to a scoff as Mary as he.
07:54Mary had a little lamb, his face was white as snow.
08:02And everywhere that Mary went, the lamb was sure to go.
08:09It followed home to school and day, and was against the road.
08:15It made the children laugh and play, to see a lamb of school.
08:24So the teacher turned in and, but still it lingered near.
08:32And waited patiently about till Mary did appear.
08:38Why does the man love, why does the man love Mary so?
08:43The eager children cry.
08:47Why Mary loves the man, but the teacher did look blind.
08:56That was a douche, she later life, she would say.
09:16Why did the Jean always endure to do that?
09:21I had to tell you a chick however.
09:23Again, I wanted to go to the Saga, she did look blind.
09:23And I did not believe that, Shaga is in love with her.
09:24I'd say I'd say, share.
09:24There was a widow.
18:42The North Wind has blown
18:44We shall have snow, and what will poor Robin do they more thing?
18:48He'll sit in a barn and keep himself warm
18:51And hide his head under his wing
19:05Little Jack Horner sat in the corner
19:08Eating a Christmas pie
19:10He put in his thumb and poured out a plum
19:13He put in his cover and poured out his happiness
19:23guitar solo
19:45guitar solo
20:36Mary, Mary, quite contrary
20:40How does your garden grow?
20:43With silver bells and cockle shells
20:46And pretty maids all in a row
21:14Pate cake, pate cake, baker's man
21:17Bake me a cake as fast as you can
21:20Pat it and prick it and mark it with B
21:23Put it in the oven for baby and me
21:37guitar solo
21:55Georgie, porgy, pudding and pie
21:58Kissed the girls and made them cry
22:00When the boys came out to play
22:02Georgie, porgy, right away
22:14guitar solo
22:39Little Bo Peep
22:41Has lost her sheep
22:42And doesn't know where to find them
22:44Leave them alone and they'll come home
22:47Bringing their tails behind them
22:52Little Bo Peep fell fast asleep
22:54And drowned she heard them bleeding
22:57But when she awoke she found it a joke
23:00For they were still a greeting
23:05Then up she took her little crook
23:07Determined hard to find them
23:10She found them indeed
23:11But it made her heart breathe
23:12For they'd let their tails be right
23:15babe
23:43Before they heard them
34:22Come at home.
35:08Come at home.
35:40Come at home.
35:52He went to try a cherry's right to grow upon a thistle.
35:57He pricked his finger very much which made poor Simon whistle.
36:04He went for water in his sip and soothed it all and flew.
36:08And how possible Simon did you want to do?
36:23He went for water in his sip and soothed it all and flew.
36:28He went for water in his sip and soothed it all.
36:51Rub-a-dub-dub, three men in a tub, but who do you think they'd be?
36:56The butcher, the baker, the candlestick maker, turn them amazed all three.
37:06No.
