Nursery Rhyme Time

Anna Wise

Girls and Boys Come Out to Play  Miss Polly Had a Dolly  Higgledy Piggledy My Black Hen  Humpty Dumpty  Five Little Soldiers  The Grand Old Duke of York  Pop Goes the Weasel  London's Burning  Hot Cross Buns  Cobbler Cobbler  Do You Know the Muffin Man?  Simple Simon  Five Currant Buns  Sing a Song of Sixpence  I Jump Out of Bed  Down at the Station  The Wheels on the Bus  Oh Where Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone?  Pussy Cat, Pussy Cat  Hickory Dickory Dock  Twinkle Twinkle Little Star  Hey Diddle Diddle  Ring a Ring of Roses  See Saw Margery Daw  Rain Rain Go Away  Doctor Foster  Incy Wincy Spider  Little Miss Muffet  Oranges and Lemons  Bobby Shaftoe  Dance to Your Daddy  The Man in the Wilderness  Row, Row, Row Your Boat  Did You Ever See a Lassie?  1, 2, 3, 4, 5  The Wise Old Owl  Three Blind Mice  One Finger, One Thumb  The North Wind Doth Blow  A Little Rabbit on a Hill  A Farmer Went Trotting  These Are Grandmother's Glasses  Jumping Joan  Betty Botter  Ten Fat Sausages  Polly Put the Kettle On  I'm a Little Teapot  Oats and Beans and Barley Grow  Little Bo Peep  Mary Had a Little Lamb  Old MacDonald Had a Farm  Ding Dong Bell  Wee Willie Winkie  Old King Cole  Jack and Jill  Ten in a Bed

Transcript

00:00:28Closed Captioning by Kris Brandhagen.com

00:00:49Girls and boys come out to pray

00:00:52The moon does shine as bright as day

00:00:56Leave your supper and leave your sleep

00:00:59Come join your prayer fellows in the street

00:01:06In the street

00:01:09Come with a whoop and come with a call

00:01:13Come with goodwill or not at all

00:01:16Up the ladder and down the wall

00:01:20A half penny loaf will serve us all

00:01:24You'll find milk and I'll find flour

00:01:30We'll have a party in half an hour

00:01:42Jack is the caretaker in the nursery rhyme house

00:01:46It's his job to look after all the rhymes in the kingdom

00:01:50Now there's a room in the house

00:01:52A special room called the king's gallery

00:01:55This was where the nursery rhyme king's favourite rhymes were kept

00:02:00Safe and just where I can lay my hands on them when I need to

00:02:03One day

00:02:06The rhymes!

00:02:07All the king's rhymes!

00:02:08They're gone!

00:02:09What am I going to do?

00:02:17Oh, hi, Jill!

00:02:18Hi, Jack!

00:02:20Come on in, everyone!

00:02:21How are you today?

00:02:23Oh, I'm fine!

00:02:24Apart from the fact I'm about to lose my job

00:02:27Your job?

00:02:28Why?

00:02:32Come and have a look

00:02:40No single song of sixpence

00:02:41No grand old Duke of York

00:02:44No Humpty Dumpty

00:02:45No little Miss Muffet

00:02:47And worst of all, even the king's own rhyme

00:02:50Old King Cola's gone!

00:02:51Doesn't make me look like a very careful caretaker, does it?

00:02:55I think you'd better read this

00:02:57Oh, Jack, it's marked urgent

00:02:59Maybe it's got something to do with the missing rhymes

00:03:09Well, come on, tell us what it says

00:03:12It says

00:03:13Dear Jack

00:03:19I have got the king's stupid nursery rhymes

00:03:25I've hidden them

00:03:26So will you never find them

00:03:29By ten o'clock, I'll rule the kingdom

00:03:32And there'll be no more of your ridiculous laughing, singing and fun

00:03:38Yours, wickedly

00:03:39The frowning witch!

00:03:41The frowning witch!

00:03:42That's me!

00:03:44The frowning witch has been after the kingdom for ages

00:03:46And now looks like she's going to go and get it

00:03:47And with my help, what are we going to do?

00:03:49No, listen, don't panic

00:03:50Don't panic

00:03:51I'm sure there's an answer to all this

00:03:53Now what, we've got till ten o'clock to sort this out?

00:03:57Right, so we'll all help, won't we?

00:03:59Yeah!

00:04:00What?

00:04:01But come on, we've got to look on the bright side

00:04:03At least the children still have some rhymes to read and sing

00:04:07I mean, look

00:04:08Look in here

00:04:16Miss Polly had a dolly who was sick, sick, sick

00:04:20So she phoned for the doctor to come quick, quick, quick

00:04:24The doctor came with her bag and her hat

00:04:28And she rapped on the door with a rat-a-tat-tat

00:04:32She looked at the dolly and she shook her hand

00:04:40Then she said,

00:04:42Miss Polly put her straight to bed

00:04:44She wrote on a paper for a pill, pill, pill

00:04:48I'll be back in the morning with my pill, pill, pill

00:04:52I'll be back in the morning with my pill, pill, pill

00:05:00Jill, these rhymes are no use

00:05:01We need to find the king's nursery rhymes

00:05:04Because without his nursery rhymes

00:05:05He can't be king of the nursery rhyme kingdom, can he?

00:05:09Which is exactly what the frowning witch is after

00:05:12Yo, I'm the keeper of the key

00:05:16The magic nursery rhyme key

00:05:17And I'm here to help you get the king's nursery rhymes back

00:05:21Oh yeah? How?

00:05:23The miserable old frowning witch has hidden the king's six favourite nursery rhymes

00:05:27Yeah?

00:05:28Well yeah, we know that, but what can we do?

00:05:30To find the king's rhymes, you'll have to search around every other rhyme in the kingdom

00:05:35But that would mean going around town and the countryside too

00:05:40Even going all the way up to the nursery rhyme farm

00:05:42The whole kingdom

00:05:44That's like looking for a needle in a haystack

00:05:46Oh look, forget about the needles, we're searching for rhymes

00:05:51You Jill will look from here in the town and all the way to the nursery rhyme farm

00:05:56Jack can stay here and look through all the remaining rhymes in the nursery rhyme house

00:06:01Take these, they'll help you both keep in touch with each other

00:06:05But the frowning witch has hidden the rhymes so well

00:06:08How are we going to release them from her magic spell?

00:06:11Ah, I've taken care of that

00:06:13Now listen carefully

00:06:15The frowning witch has used her magic to make the king's rhymes invisible

00:06:20So, even if you find one, you won't be able to see it

00:06:23That's where the magic key will help

00:06:26When you see it, you must all shout

00:06:28It's rhyme time!

00:06:29Only then will you see the missing rhyme

00:06:32And be able to send it back to the king's gallery

00:06:35Don't forget

00:06:35Shout, it's rhyme time!

00:06:38Then you can break the witch's spell

00:06:43Yes, you can uncover your eyes now

00:06:45Come on, we've got to start looking now

00:06:48Right, what do we do first?

00:06:51Um, okay, who's going to come with me?

00:06:54Me!

00:06:55Alright, those of you who are coming, come now

00:06:57And then the rest of you stay here with Jack

00:07:00I'll see you later

00:07:01Fine

00:07:02Oh, I'll ring you

00:07:07Right

00:07:08Oh, there's so many places to start looking

00:07:11There's rhymes everywhere

00:07:13Everything's so higgledy-piggledy

00:07:15Oh!

00:07:17Higgledy-piggledy, my black hen

00:07:20She lays eggs for gentlemen

00:07:23Sometimes nine

00:07:25Sometimes ten

00:07:29Higgledy-piggledy, my black hen

00:07:36What, what, what is it?

00:07:37Jack, look over there!

00:07:39Oh!

00:07:40Look!

00:07:41It's the magic nursery rhyme key!

00:07:43Oh, now what is it we're supposed to shout?

00:07:45What did the keeper of the key tell us to shout?

00:07:47I've forgotten, er...

00:07:48I said, when you see the nursery rhyme key

00:07:52You must shout, you must shout

00:07:54It's rhyme time!

00:07:56And break the witch's spell!

00:07:58Oh, that's it, that's it, it's rhyme time

00:08:00After three

00:08:01One, two, three

00:08:03It's rhyme time!

00:08:31It's rhyme time!

00:08:34I don't believe it, thank you, thank you

00:08:37Humpty Dumpty, back to safe and sound in the King's Gallery

00:08:40That means we've only got five more to find

00:08:45The letter E

00:08:47What's that for?

00:08:48Oh, we could stay on the wall, it'll probably come in useful later on

00:08:52Do you know, in all the excitement, I forgot to have my breakfast

00:08:56Oh, a chuckie egg!

00:08:58Just like Humpty Dumpty

00:09:00Oh, and soldiers, I love soldiers

00:09:11Sorry, wasn't expecting guests

00:09:12Oh, do you know, I know a rhyme about soldiers

00:09:17Go on, you can do it, yeah, that's it

00:09:20Five little soldiers, standing in a row

00:09:24Three stand high, and two stand low

00:09:28Along comes the sergeant

00:09:29And what do you think?

00:09:32Up, four of the soldiers

00:09:33Quick as a wink

00:09:35Should we all try that together?

00:09:36Come on, let's do it again

00:09:39Five little soldiers, standing in a row

00:09:43Three stand high, and two stand low

00:09:47Along comes the sergeant

00:09:49And what do you think?

00:09:51Up, four of the soldiers

00:09:53As quick as a wink

00:09:54Okay, stand at ease

00:09:58Oh, look, it's a nursery rhyme key

00:10:01Look, everybody, get ready to shout

00:10:03It's rhyme time, alright?

00:10:04One, two, three

00:10:06It's rhyme!

00:10:09Attention, quick

00:10:11A march

00:10:12Oh, the Grand Old Duke of York

00:10:14He had ten thousand men

00:10:16He marched them up to the top of the hill

00:10:18And he marched them down again

00:10:19And when they're up, they're up

00:10:22And when they're down, they're down

00:10:24And when they're only halfway up

00:10:26Left, right, left, right

00:10:28They were neither up nor down

00:10:32Quick march

00:10:34Oh, the Grand Old Duke of York

00:10:36He had ten thousand men

00:10:38He marched them up to the top of the hill

00:10:40He marched them down again

00:10:41And when they were up, they were up

00:10:44And when they were down, they were down

00:10:46And when they're only halfway up

00:10:48Left, right, left, right

00:10:50They were neither up nor down

00:10:52About seven

00:10:54And when they're up, they're up

00:10:56On the way down, they're down

00:10:58On the way down, they're down

00:10:59On the way down, they're down

00:10:59And when they're only halfway up

00:11:00Left, right, left, right

00:11:02They were neither up nor down

00:11:08On the way down

00:11:08Cabinet

00:11:09Ho!

00:11:13Yes, the Grand Old Duke of York is back in the gallery

00:11:16That's two of the King's nursery rhymes found

00:11:19Oh yeah

00:11:20And there's another letter appeared

00:11:21A letter A

00:11:24Look, Jill

00:11:24I wonder where the other four nursery rhymes can be

00:11:27Well, I don't know

00:11:28We're just about to look now

00:11:30Yeah, I'll speak to you later

00:11:32Alright, bye-bye

00:11:32Okay, are you ready?

00:11:34Follow me

00:11:35Come on

00:11:39Half a pound of tuppany rice

00:11:41Half a pound of treacle

00:11:44That's the way the money goes

00:11:47Pop goes the weasel

00:11:52Pop goes the weasel

00:11:57Up and down the city road

00:12:02In and out they see go

00:12:07That's the way the money goes

00:12:10Pop goes the weasel

00:12:15Pop goes the weasel

00:12:20Every night when I go out

00:12:23The monkey's on the table

00:12:25Take a stick and knock it off

00:12:28Pop goes the weasel

00:12:33Pop goes the weasel

00:12:35Pop goes the weasel

00:12:53ähem

00:13:12Tock comes the weasel

00:13:20Bots go the severe

00:13:21Fire, fire, pour on water, pour on water.

00:13:32Hot cross buns, hot cross buns.

00:13:37One a penny, two a penny, hot cross buns.

00:13:42If you have no daughters, give them to your sons.

00:13:46One a penny, two a penny, hot cross buns.

00:13:52Hot cross buns, hot cross buns.

00:13:57One a penny, two a penny, hot cross buns.

00:14:08Cobbler, cobbler, mend my shoe.

00:14:13Get it done by half past two.

00:14:17Stitch it up and stitch it down.

00:14:21And I will give you half a crown.

00:14:26And I will give you half a crown.

00:14:33Do you know the Muffin Man, the Muffin Man, the Muffin Man?

00:14:37Do you know the Muffin Man who lived down Drury Lane?

00:14:42Yes, I know the Muffin Man, the Muffin Man.

00:14:45Yes, I know the Muffin Man who lived down Drury Lane.

00:14:49Just check in.

00:14:52Simple Simon met a pieman going to the fair.

00:14:56Said Simple Simon to the pieman,

00:14:59Let me taste your well.

00:15:01The pieman said to Simple Simon,

00:15:04Show me first your penny.

00:15:08Fed Simple Simon to the pieman,

00:15:11Indeed I have not any.

00:15:26Buy a corn and buns in a baker's shop.

00:15:31Mmmmm.

00:15:32Mmmmm.

00:15:33Mmmmm.

00:15:33Brown and fat, with sugar on the top.

00:15:36Mmmmm.

00:15:50Mmmmm.

00:15:51Brown and fat, with sugar on the top.

00:15:55Mmmmm.

00:15:57Along came a girl with a penny one day.

00:16:00Excuse me sir.

00:16:01Bought a corn and buns and took it away.

00:16:05Three corn and buns in a baker's shop.

00:16:08Mmmmm.

00:16:09Brown and fat, with sugar on the top.

00:16:12Mmmmm.

00:16:13Along came a boy with a penny one day.

00:16:16Excuse me sir.

00:16:17Bought a corn and buns and took it away.

00:16:20Bought a corn and buns and took it away.

00:16:23Mmmmm.

00:16:24Brown and fat, with sugar on the top.

00:16:27Mmmmm.

00:16:28Along came a boy with a penny one day.

00:16:30Excuse me sir.

00:16:32Bought a corn and buns and took it away.

00:16:34One corn and buns in a baker's shop.

00:16:37Mmmmm.

00:16:38Brown and fat, with sugar on the top.

00:16:41Mmmmm.

00:16:42Along came a boy with a penny one day.

00:16:44Excuse me sir.

00:16:46Bought a corn and buns and took it away.

00:16:52It's the Magic Nursery Rhyme Key! Listen, do you all remember what to shout?

00:16:57Yeah! Okay, you ready? After three, quickly. One, two, three...

00:17:02It's Rhyme Time!

00:17:07Sing a song of six, there's a pocket full of rye. Four and twenty blackbirds baked in a pie.

00:17:14When the pie was open, the birds began to sing.

00:17:21Oh, wasn't that a dainty dish to set before the king?

00:17:32The king was in his counting house, counting out his money.

00:17:36One, two, three, four...

00:17:40The queen was in the parlor, eating bread and honey.

00:17:44Mmm, delicious! Can I have some more?

00:17:48The maid was in the garden, hanging out the clothes.

00:17:54But down came a blackbird and pegged off her nose.

00:18:01And hearing the commotion, little Jenny ran.

00:18:08Blew down into the garden and popped it back again.

00:18:15Sing a song of sixpence is back in the gallery.

00:18:18That's one of my favourite rhymes.

00:18:19I'm so glad to have it back, Jill.

00:18:22That's one, two, three of the king's rhymes back in his gallery.

00:18:27We're halfway there. We've only got three more to find.

00:18:30Oh yeah, and there's another letter. A letter R.

00:18:33But that could stay on the wall with the rest. Yeah.

00:18:36Bye!

00:18:39Hold on.

00:18:41In all the excitement, I forgot to get dressed.

00:18:44I'm still in me pyjamas!

00:18:47You could have told me.

00:18:49Oh! Have you seen what time it is?

00:18:51I'm still in me pyjamas! I've got to get dressed!

00:18:53Ready?

00:18:55I jump out of bed. There's lots of things to do.

00:18:59Lots of things to do in the morning.

00:19:03I jump out of bed. And this is what I do.

00:19:07I yawn, yawn, yawn in the morning.

00:19:13I jump out of bed. And this is what I do.

00:19:17I stretch, stretch, stretch.

00:19:21I yawn, yawn, yawn in the morning.

00:19:27I jump out of bed. And this is what I do.

00:19:31I watch my face, watch my face, watch my face.

00:19:35I stretch, stretch, stretch.

00:19:39I yawn, yawn, yawn in the morning.

00:19:45I jump out of bed. And this is what I do.

00:19:49I clean my teeth, clean my teeth, clean my teeth.

00:19:53I wash my face, wash my face, wash my face.

00:19:57I stretch, stretch, stretch.

00:20:01I yawn, yawn, yawn in the morning.

00:20:07I jump out of bed. And this is what I do.

00:20:23I brush my hair, brush my hair, brush my hair.

00:20:41I dress. I dress myself, dress myself, dress myself.

00:20:45I clean my teeth, clean my teeth, clean my teeth.

00:20:49I wash my face, wash my face, wash my face.

00:20:53I stretch, stretch, stretch.

00:20:57I yawn, yawn, yawn in the morning.

00:21:07I jump out of bed. And this is what I do.

00:21:10I yawn, yawn, yawn in the morning.

00:21:13I dress. I dress myself, dress myself, dress myself.

00:21:17I clean my teeth, clean my teeth, clean my teeth.

00:21:20I wash my face, wash my face, wash my face.

00:21:24I stretch, stretch, stretch.

00:21:28I yawn, yawn, yawn, yawn in the morning.

00:21:39That's better.

00:21:41I wonder how Jill's gonna get out of the nursery rhyme town

00:21:43and into the country.

00:21:49Hello? Jill?

00:21:50How are you gonna get out of the nursery rhyme town

00:21:52and into the country?

00:21:53Well, there are so many ways to travel around,

00:21:56but I'm just not sure how to get out of town.

00:21:58What about going by train?

00:22:07Down at the station, early in the morning.

00:22:10See all the puffer trains standing in a row.

00:22:14See the engine driver pulling on the handle.

00:22:18Choo, choo, choo!

00:22:20And off we go!

00:22:24But the trouble is there isn't a station near the nursery rhyme farm,

00:22:28so that wouldn't be any good.

00:22:29What about going on an aeroplane?

00:22:31Hmm.

00:22:33Down at the airport, early in the morning.

00:22:37See all the aeroplanes standing in a row.

00:22:40See the chief pilot speaking to the people.

00:22:45Fasten your seatbelts, please.

00:22:47Fasten your seatbelts, please.

00:22:47And off we go!

00:22:50No, no, there are too many hills,

00:22:53so a plane wouldn't be able to land.

00:22:55What about going on a boat?

00:22:57Hmm.

00:22:59Down at the harbour, early in the morning.

00:23:03See all the big boats standing in a row.

00:23:07See the ship's captain standing by the gangway.

00:23:11All aboard now.

00:23:13And off we go!

00:23:15And off we go!

00:23:18No, I don't think that would be a good way of getting around town.

00:23:21Um, I know.

00:23:23Look, we'll go by bus.

00:23:25Down in the high street, early in the morning.

00:23:29See all the buses standing in a row.

00:23:33See the conductor standing on the platform.

00:23:36Down on the high street, early in the morning.

00:23:39Down on the high street, early in the morning.

00:23:40Down on the high street, early in the morning.

00:23:42Down on the high street, early in the morning.

00:23:44Down on the high street, early in the morning.

00:23:45Down on the high street, early in the morning.

00:23:47Down on the high street, early in the morning.

00:23:53Down on the high street, early in the morning.

00:23:57Down on the high street, early in the morning.

00:24:06All day long

00:24:12Any more fares, please?

00:24:14The horn on the bus goes beep, beep, beep

00:24:17Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep

00:24:19The horn on the bus goes beep, beep, beep

00:24:22Beep, beep, beep

00:24:23All day long

00:24:27The bell on the bus goes ding, ding, ding

00:24:29Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding

00:24:31The bell on the bus goes ding, ding, ding

00:24:34Beep, beep, beep

00:24:35All day long

00:24:41Plenty more room up top

00:24:43The mums on the bus go chat, chat, chat

00:24:46Chat, chat, chat, chat, chat

00:24:48The mums on the bus go chat, chat, chat

00:24:51Chat, chat, chat

00:24:52All day long

00:24:56The wheels on the bus go round and round

00:24:58Round and round, round and round

00:25:00The wheels on the bus go round and round

00:25:04All day long

00:25:08Hold tight please

00:25:17How where, how where has my little dog gone?

00:25:22How where, how where has he been?

00:25:28With his ears cut short and his tail cut long

00:25:33How where, how where can he be?

00:25:39How where, how where can he be?

00:25:47Boosie Cat, Boosie Cat, where have you been?

00:25:51I've been to London to visit the Queen

00:25:55Boosie Cat, Boosie Cat, what did you there?

00:25:59I've threatened a little mouse under the chair

00:26:07Hickory, hickory dock

00:26:09The mouse ran up the clock

00:26:11The clock struck one, the mouse ran down

00:26:21Hickory, hickory dock

00:26:23Hickory, hickory dock

00:26:25Hickory, hickory dock

00:26:28How I wonder what you are

00:26:32Up above the world so high

00:26:36Like a diamond in the sky

00:26:39Twinkle, twinkle, twinkle little star

00:26:43How I wonder what you are

00:26:49Hey diddle diddle

00:26:51The cat and the fiddle

00:26:54The cow jumped over the moon

00:26:59The little dog laughed

00:27:02To see such fun and no dish

00:27:07Ran away with the spoon

00:27:20Ringo, ringer, ringer, roses

00:27:23A pocket full of roses

00:27:25A tish, a tish, we all fall down

00:27:30The cows are in the middle

00:27:33Flying fast to sleep

00:27:35A tish, a tish, we all stand up

00:27:40A tish, a tish, we all stand up

00:27:56See his soul, Marjorie go

00:28:01Johnny shall have a new slaughter

00:28:06He shall work for a penny of debt

00:28:10Because he can't work any faster

00:28:23Oh no, that sounds like rain

00:28:26No, come on kids, we've got to go and find shelter

00:28:29Come on, come on

00:28:32Rain, rain, go away

00:28:34Come again another day

00:28:36Little Johnny wants to play

00:28:40Dr. Foster went to Gloucester

00:28:43In a shower of rain

00:28:46He stepped in a puddle

00:28:48Right up to his middle

00:28:50And never went there again

00:28:53Ooh

00:28:57Well, at least it's nice and dry in here

00:29:02Oh, so there you are

00:29:04Ooh, at least we're out of the rain

00:29:07Wet

00:29:08Right, do you know the story about the spider that got washed up in the rain?

00:29:12Yeah

00:29:12It's called

00:29:13Incy Wincy Spider

00:29:16Do you know the actions to it?

00:29:18Yeah

00:29:19Well look, let me show you, right?

00:29:20I'll do it first

00:29:22Start like this

00:29:22Incy Wincy Spider

00:29:26Climbed up the water spout

00:29:30Down came the rain

00:29:32And wash the spider out

00:29:35Up came the sun

00:29:38And dried up all the rain

00:29:42And Incy Wincy Spider

00:29:45Climbed up the spout again

00:29:49Let's just try it one more time

00:29:51You ready?

00:29:52Yeah

00:29:52Incy Wincy Spider

00:29:55Climbed up the water spout

00:29:59Up

00:30:00Down came the rain

00:30:02Down came the rain

00:30:03Down came the rain

00:30:03And washed the spider out

00:30:06Up came the sun

00:30:09And dried up all the rain

00:30:12And Incy Wincy Spider

00:30:15Climbed up the spout again

00:30:19Yeah, that's right

00:30:21Wait for me

00:30:23Wait for me

00:30:24Ooh

00:30:25What's that?

00:30:27It's the magic nursery room

00:30:29Do you remember what to shout? It's rhyme time. Are you ready? One, two, three. It's rhyme time!

00:30:42Little Miss Muffet sat on her tuffet, eating her curds and whey.

00:30:48There came a big spider who sat down beside her and frightened Miss Muffet away.

00:30:56Jack, can you look in the gallery and see if Little Miss Muffet is there?

00:31:00Yeah, now there's four rhymes, safe and sound, back in the King's gallery.

00:31:04Oh yeah, and there's another letter, a t. So that's E-A-R-T. E-A-T. Don't make any

00:31:11sense to me.

00:31:12Right, well look, we're off to check the farm and I'll speak to you later.

00:31:15Alright, bye-bye. Hold on, can you hear church bells?

00:31:21Mornings and lemons, said the bells of St. Clement.

00:31:27You owe me five marines, said the bells of St. Martin.

00:31:33Where will you pay me, said the bells of St. Martin.

00:31:39When I grow rich, said the bells of St. Martin.

00:31:45When we're happy, said the bells of St. Martin.

00:31:51I'm sure I don't know, said the bells of St. Martin.

00:31:55I'm sure I don't know, said the bells of St. Martin.

00:31:58Here comes the camel, who'd like to see red.

00:32:02And here comes the choppers, who'd like to see red.

00:32:06Oh no, we both think that.

00:32:08Oh dear.

00:32:09I'm a lemon.

00:32:13Bobby Shafto's gone to sea.

00:32:16Silver buckle's on his knee.

00:32:18He'll come back and marry me.

00:32:20Bonnie Bobby Shafto, he'll come back and marry me.

00:32:25Bonnie Bobby Shafto.

00:32:27Bobby Shafto's bright and fair, combing down his yellow hair.

00:32:32He's my love forever mare.

00:32:34Bonnie Bobby Shafto, he's my love forever mare.

00:32:39Bonnie Bobby Shafto, Bobby Shafto's tall and slim.

00:32:43He's always dressed so neat and trim.

00:32:46The ladies, they all kick at him.

00:32:48Bonnie Bobby Shafto, the ladies, they all kick at him.

00:32:53Bonnie Bobby Shafto, Bobby Shafto's bright and fair, combing down his yellow hair.

00:32:59He's my love forever mare.

00:33:02Bonnie Bobby Shafto, he's my love forever mare.

00:33:07Bonnie Bobby Shafto.

00:33:16You shall have a fishy on a little dishy.

00:33:21You shall have a fishy when the boat comes in.

00:33:24Dance to your daddy my little babby.

00:33:28Dance to your daddy my little lamb.

00:33:32you shall have a fishy on a little dishy.

00:33:36You shall have a fishy when the boat comes in.

00:33:39Dance to your daddy sing to your mummy,

00:33:43Dance to your daddy when the boat comes in.

00:33:46Dance to your daddy sing to your mummy.

00:33:50Dance to your daddy when the boat comes in

00:34:01The man in the wilderness said to me

00:34:04How many roses grow in the sea?

00:34:16I answered him quick as I could

00:34:19As many as herrings swim in the wood

00:34:30Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream

00:34:36Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is good to dream

00:34:41Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream

00:34:47Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is good to dream

00:34:52Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream

00:35:00Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is good to dream

00:35:19Hold on a minute, hold on! Hello Jack, are you there? Right, look, I haven't found any

00:35:26more of the King's Rhymes as yet, how are you doing?

00:35:28Me? No, I'm fine, I'm just looking through a few things. You're not panicking, are you?

00:35:39What, me? Panic?

00:35:46Excuse me? We're looking for the farm, do you know if it's near here?

00:35:52Oh, the farm? Oh, well, it's not very far, but then again, it's not very near. It's a long walk

00:35:57on a very short run, just round the corner, down a straight and narrow path.

00:36:00Some people do get lost, I fear, so I shall make it quite clear.

00:36:07Did you ever see a lassie go this way and that way? Did you ever see a lassie go this

00:36:13way and that?

00:36:14Go this way and that way? Go this way and that way? Did you ever see a lassie go this

00:36:20way and that?

00:36:21Is that quite clear? Well...

00:36:24Well, I'll go through it again then.

00:36:27Did you ever see a lassie go this way and that way? Did you ever see a lassie go this

00:36:32way and that?

00:36:33Go this way and that way? Go this way and that way? Did you ever see a lassie go this

00:36:39way and that?

00:36:41No!

00:36:49One, two, three, four, five. Once I caught a fish alive. Six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Then I let it

00:36:56go again. Hang on a minute.

00:37:05One, two, three, four, five. Once I caught a fish alive. Six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Then I let it

00:37:17go again.

00:37:20One, two, three, four, five. Once I caught a fish alive. Six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Then I let it

00:37:27go again.

00:37:28Why did you let it go? Because it bit my finger so. Which finger did it right? This little finger

00:37:35on my right. This little finger on my right.

00:37:47The wise old owl sat in an oak. The more he heard, the less he spoke. The less he spoke,

00:37:54the more he heard.

00:37:55Why aren't we all like that wise old bird?

00:38:00What was that?

00:38:02Oh, that's the farmer's wife.

00:38:03Well, what's wrong with her?

00:38:05Oh, she's having trouble with her mice.

00:38:08Three blind mice.

00:38:10Three blind mice.

00:38:11Three blind mice.

00:38:12See how they run.

00:38:14See how they run.

00:38:16They all run after the farmer's wife.

00:38:18Oi, what do you think you're doing?

00:38:20Who cut off their tails with a carving knife.

00:38:22You'll never do that again.

00:38:24Did you ever see such a thing in your life?

00:38:28A three blind mice.

00:38:30Three blind mice.

00:38:32Three blind mice.

00:38:33Let that be a lesson to you.

00:38:35If you want to go to the farm, you'll have to follow the farmer's wife.

00:38:39OK, thanks for your help.

00:38:40We've got a dash now.

00:38:41Bye.

00:38:43Bye, Mr. Owl.

00:38:45Mr. Owl.

00:38:46Mr. Owl?

00:38:48Mr. Owl?

00:38:50Mr. Owl.

00:38:55Mr. Owl.

00:38:57It's freezing out there.

00:38:59No sign of any rhymes.

00:39:02Make it go bigger.

00:39:10That's better.

00:39:12Oh, you can't beat a real fire.

00:39:15But, if you haven't got a real fire,

00:39:17why not dress up as if you're on the beach

00:39:19and then move around and sing a song

00:39:20and then trick yourself into thinking you're warm?

00:39:25Well, finger one thumb, keep moving.

00:39:28Well, finger one thumb, keep moving.

00:39:31Well, finger one thumb, keep moving.

00:39:34We'll all be merry and bright.

00:39:40Well, finger one thumb, one arm, one leg, keep moving.

00:39:45Well, finger one thumb, one arm, one leg, keep moving.

00:39:50Well, finger one thumb, one arm, one leg, keep moving.

00:39:55We'll all be merry and bright.

00:40:01Well, finger one thumb, one arm, one leg,

00:40:04One nut of the head Keep movein'

00:40:21We'll all be merry and blind

00:40:22One finger one thumb

00:40:28One arm one leg

00:40:30One nut of the head

00:40:31Sit Down, Stand Up

00:40:33Keep moving

00:40:35One finger, one thumb, one arm

00:40:37One leg, one knot of the head

00:40:39Sit down, stand up

00:40:41Keep moving

00:40:43One finger, one thumb, one arm

00:40:45One leg, one knot of the head

00:40:47Sit down, stand up

00:40:49Keep moving

00:40:51We'll all be merry and bright

00:40:54Yeah, hit down

00:40:55Real funky

00:40:57One finger, one thumb, one arm

00:40:59One leg, one knot of the head

00:41:01Sit down, stand up and turn around, keep moving

00:41:06One finger, one thumb, one arm, one leg, one knot of the head

00:41:11Sit down, stand up and turn around, keep moving

00:41:15One finger, one thumb, one arm, one leg, one knot of the head

00:41:20Sit down, stand up and turn around, keep moving

00:41:25We'll all be merry and bright

00:41:28Yes, we'll all be merry and bright

00:41:31get that all through the day the clock played out its chimes one two three oh

00:41:43poor Jack and Jill could not find any more rhymes five six seven eight will

00:41:52they find the rest and pass the witches test let's see as a clock strikes nine

00:41:58oh my oh my it's nine o'clock already and we have still got to find two more rhymes because

00:42:04at ten

00:42:05o'clock the frowning witch is going to rule the kingdom and there'll be no more laughter sorry

00:42:13look we better keep looking oh I know I'll check my bag of belly button rhymes there might be an

00:42:19ear

00:42:28the north wind doth blow and we shall have snow and what the ball Robin do then poor thing

00:42:44he'll sit in a barn and keep himself warm and he'll hide his head under his wing poor thing

00:43:04a little rabbit on a hill was bubbling up and down his little tail was soft and white his two

00:43:15long

00:43:15ears were brown but when he heard a little noise his eyes turned black as coal his little whiskers

00:43:23trembled and he scuttled down a hole right I know a rhyme about a farmer and whenever I go

00:43:30bumpity bumpity bump or lumpity lump we all go bumpity bumpity bump and lumpity lump ready okay

00:43:38a farmer went trotting upon his grey mare lumpity lumpity lump his daughter beside him all rosy and

00:43:46fair bumpity bumpity bump a raven went croak and they all fell down lumpity lumpity lump the mayor broke

00:43:55her knees the farmer his crown bumpity bumpity bump the mischievous raven flew laughing away a bumpity

00:44:04bumpity bumpity bump and swore he would serve them the very next day a lumpity lumpity lump these are

00:44:11grandmother's glasses and this is grandmother's hat and this is the way she folds her arms and puts them

00:44:19on her lap these are grandfather's glasses and this is grandfather's hat and this is the way he folds

00:44:27his arms and has a little nap

00:44:34here am i little jumping joan when no one's with me i am all alone betty butter bought some butter

00:44:43but she

00:44:44said this butter's bitter if i put it in my batter it will make my batter bitter butter bitter better

00:44:49butter will make my batter better so she bought a bit of better butter and she put it in her

00:44:53batter and her

00:44:53batter was not bitter so it was better betty butter bought a bit of better butter okay kids you try

00:45:00it at all

00:45:12the other went bang

00:45:18eight fat sausages sizzling sizzling sizzling sizzling in a pan

00:45:25mom the other went bang

00:45:33six fat sausages sizzling sizzling sizzling 1 went pop

00:45:42the other went bang

00:45:47four fat sausages sizzling sizzling sizzling sizzling in a pan

00:45:54One went pop, the other went bang

00:46:02Two fat sausages sizzling sizzling sizzling in a pan

00:46:09One went pop, the other went bang

00:46:15Then there were no fat sausages sizzling in the pan

00:46:30Polly put the kettle on

00:46:32Polly put the kettle on

00:46:35Polly put the kettle on

00:46:37We'll all have tea

00:46:45Suki take it off again

00:46:48Suki take it off again

00:46:51Suki take it off again

00:46:53They've all gone away

00:46:56Polly put the kettle on

00:46:59Polly put the kettle on

00:47:02Polly put the kettle on

00:47:04We'll all have tea

00:47:07Oh, I like a nice cup of tea

00:47:12Suki take it off again

00:47:15Suki take it off again

00:47:17Suki take it off again

00:47:32I'm a little teapot, short and stout

00:47:36Here's my handle, here's my spout

00:47:41When I see the tea cups, hear me shout

00:47:50Tip me up and pour me out

00:47:55Tip me up and pour me out

00:48:09How oats and beans and barley grow

00:48:33Oats and beans and barley grow

00:48:41Nor you, nor I, nor anyone knows, How oats and beans and barley grows.

00:48:55Little Bo Peep has lost a sheep, And doesn't know where to find them.

00:49:05Lead them along, and they'll come home, Bring in their tails behind them.

00:49:15Bring in their tails behind them.

00:49:22Mary had a little lamb. Its fleece was white as snow.

00:49:28And everywhere that Mary went, The lamb was sure to go.

00:49:42Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O.

00:49:46And on that farm he had a dog, E-I-E-I-O.

00:49:52With a whoop whoop here and a whoop whoop there, Here whoop there whoop, everywhere whoop whoop.

00:49:56Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O.

00:50:04Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O.

00:50:08And on that farm he had a pig, E-I-E-I-O.

00:50:14With an oink oink here and an oink oink there, Here an oink there oink, everywhere an oink oink.

00:50:18Whoop whoop here and a whoop whoop there, Here whoop there whoop, everywhere a whoop whoop.

00:50:22Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O.

00:50:30Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O.

00:50:34And on that farm he had some sheep, E-I-E-I-I-O.

00:50:40With a bar bar here and a bar bar there, Here a bar there a bar, everywhere a bar bar,

00:50:44Oink oink, here an oink oink there, Here an oink there an oink, everywhere an oink oink.

00:50:48Whoop whoop here and a whoop whoop there, Here a whoop there a whoop everywhere a whoop whoop.

00:50:52Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O.

00:51:00Oh, McDonald's had a farm, and on that farm he had a jock.

00:51:08E-I-E-I-O, with a quack quack here and a quack quack there.

00:51:12Here a quack, there a quack, everywhere a quack quack.

00:51:14Bar, bar here and a bar, bar there.

00:51:16Here a bar, there a bar, everywhere a bar, bar.

00:51:18Oink oink here and a oink oink there.

00:51:20Here a oink, there a oink, everywhere a oink oink.

00:51:22Whoop whoop here and a whoop whoop there.

00:51:24Here a whoop, there a whoop, everywhere a whoop whoop.

00:51:26Oh, McDonald's had a farm, E-I-E-I-O.

00:51:34Oh, McDonald's had a farm, E-I-E-I-O.

00:51:38And on that farm he had a cow.

00:51:42E-I-E-I-O, with a moo moo here and a moo moo there.

00:51:46Here a moo, there a moo, everywhere a moo moo.

00:51:48Quack quack here and a quack quack there.

00:51:50Here a quack, there a quack, everywhere a quack quack.

00:51:52Bar, bar here and a bar, bar there.

00:51:54Here a bar, there a bar, everywhere a bar, bar.

00:51:56Oink oink here and a oink oink there.

00:51:58Here a oink, there a oink, everywhere a oink oink.

00:52:00Whoop whoop here and a whoop whoop there.

00:52:02Here a whoop, there a whoop, everywhere a whoop whoop.

00:52:04Oh, McDonald's had a farm, E-I-E-I-O.

00:52:12Ding dong bell, pussies in the well.

00:52:18Whoop put her in, little Johnny Green.

00:52:23Whoop pulled her out, little Tommy Stout.

00:52:28What a naughty boy was that, tried to drown poor pussycat.

00:52:34Who ne'er did any harm, and killed all the mice.

00:52:39In the farmer's barn, in the farmer's barn.

00:52:46Jack, we're back. Come then quickly, let's go in.

00:52:50Have any more of the king's rhymes turned up in the gallery yet?

00:52:52Yeah, all but two.

00:52:56And time is running out.

00:52:59Two more rhymes still to find.

00:53:01It's nearly bedtime.

00:53:07Wee-Willy-Winky runs through the town.

00:53:10Upstairs, downstairs, in his nightgown.

00:53:14Rapping at the windows, crying through the locks.

00:53:18Are all the children in their beds?

00:53:19It's past eight o'clock.

00:53:28This is the magic nursery rhyme key.

00:53:30Quick everyone, do you remember what to shout?

00:53:32Yeah!

00:53:33Okay, are you ready?

00:53:34After three.

00:53:35One, two, three.

00:53:38It's bedtime!

00:53:43Old King Cole was a merry elf soul,

00:53:45And a merry elf soul was he.

00:53:49He called for his pipe, and he called for his bowl,

00:53:51And he called for his fiddler's three.

00:53:58Every fiddler had a fine fiddle,

00:54:00And a very fine fiddler was he.

00:54:03Old King Cole was a merry elf soul,

00:54:15And a merry elf soul was he.

00:54:18He called for his pipe, and he called for his bowl,

00:54:21And he called for his drum at three.

00:54:27Every drummer had a fine drum,

00:54:29And a very fine drummer was he.

00:54:33Every drummer had a fine drum,

00:54:41And a very fine drummer was he.

00:54:41Old King Cole was a merry elf soul,

00:54:44And a merry elf soul was he.

00:54:47He called for his pipe, and he called for his bowl,

00:54:50And he called for his dancer's three.

00:54:56Every dancer had a fine dance,

00:54:58And a very fine dancer was he.

00:55:02Old is none so rare,

00:55:03As you can compare with King Cole,

00:55:05And his dancer's three.

00:55:24The King's own rhyme, back in its proper place.

00:55:27So how many have we got now?

00:55:28We've got one, two, three, four, five.

00:55:37Five rhymes.

00:55:38We've only got one more to find.

00:55:40Well come on, you must remember what the missing rhyme is.

00:55:43He'll never remember.

00:55:44He's a fool.

00:55:45Oh come on Jack,

00:55:46We've only got five minutes before the frowning,

00:55:48Which makes us miserable forever.

00:55:50Oh you must remember.

00:55:55What's that?

00:55:56It's an empty pail.

00:55:59And another letter.

00:56:01That doesn't make sense.

00:56:03It's water.

00:56:05Water, of course, water.

00:56:08I have to fill this empty pail with water.

00:56:15It's the nursery rhyme key.

00:56:17Look, are you ready everybody?

00:56:19We've got one last enormous shout.

00:56:22Are you ready?

00:56:23One, two, three.

00:56:26It's my time!

00:56:30They'll ruin my magic spell!

00:56:33No!

00:56:34No!

00:56:37No!

00:56:40Jazz and Jill went up the hills to fetch a pail of water.

00:56:48Jack fell down and broke his crown.

00:56:52A dear little cat tumbling!

00:56:55And dear little cat tumbling!

00:56:58Dear little cat tumbling off!

00:56:59And dear little cat tumbling off!

00:57:03Up, tapped, tapped at home,

00:57:05He dropped as fast as he dropped paper.

00:57:10He went to bed to vent his head

00:57:15Bigger round

00:57:18Bigger round paper

00:57:24Bigger round paper

00:57:31So, Jack remained the caretaker at the nursery rhyme house

00:57:36and Oaken Cole remained a merry old soul

00:57:38As for the Frowning Witch, she was never seen again

00:57:42and Jack and Jill lived happily ever after

00:57:52There was ten in the bed and the little ones said

00:57:56Roll over, roll over

00:57:59So they all rolled over

00:58:02and won their love

00:58:05And they fell with a bomb to the floor

00:58:11There were nine in the bed and the little ones said

00:58:14Roll over, roll over

00:58:18So they all rolled over

00:58:24And they fell with a bomb to the floor

00:58:29There were eight in the bed and the little ones said

00:58:33Roll over, roll over

00:58:36So they all rolled over

00:58:40And won their love

00:58:42And won their love

00:58:43And they fell with a bomb to the floor

00:58:48There were ten in the bed and the little ones said

00:58:52Roll over, roll over

00:58:55So they all rolled over

00:58:57So they all rolled over

00:58:59And won their love

00:59:02And they fell with a bomb to the floor

00:59:07There were six in the bed and the little ones said

00:59:10Roll over, roll over

00:59:13So they all rolled over

00:59:17And won their love

00:59:20And won their love

00:59:21And won their love

00:59:21And they fell with a bomb to the floor

00:59:23And won their love

00:59:27And won their love

00:59:27There were five in the bed and the little ones said

00:59:29Roll over, roll over

00:59:32So they all rolled over

00:59:34So they all rolled over

00:59:36And won their love

00:59:38And won their love

00:59:39And they fell with a bomb to the floor

00:59:42And they fell with a bomb to the floor

00:59:45There were four in the bed and the little one said, Roll over, roll over. So they all rolled over.

00:59:55And one fell out. And a fell in the bar through the floor.

01:00:03There were three in the bed and the little one said, Roll over, roll over. So they all rolled over.

01:00:13And one fell out. And a fell in the bar through the floor.

01:00:21There were four in the bed and the little one said, Roll over, roll over. So they all rolled over.

01:00:32And one fell out. And a fell in the bar through the floor.

01:00:40There were four in the bed and the little one said, Roll over, roll over. So they all rolled over.

01:00:51And one fell out. And a fell in the bar through the floor.

01:01:00Good night!

01:01:27Good night!

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