00:03Oh no! It's the earmuffs! Oh no, not the earmuffs again!
00:10Is everything alright? You're sure? Okay.
00:16Boys and girls, I'm a little nervous about doing this next number because it involves the use of wild animals,
00:23wild birds to be more specific.
00:25And I'm not really sure how it's going to go. I'm just going to let these birds trainer, Jeannie Runyon,
00:31come out and tell us exactly what's going to happen.
00:33I'm a little scared, but we'll see how it works out. Jeannie, what are we going to do today?
00:39Hi everybody. What we're going to be... Just a minute.
00:47Sorry about that. Okay, well, what I like to do in my spare time is raise and train exotic birds.
00:53Especially the kind that you can train to talk. You know, you say good morning to them and they'll say
00:57good morning right back.
00:58Well, when I was training these two birds, I discovered that they can read human beings' minds.
01:05I know, it's pretty incredible, but to prove it, I went and I bought these giant earmuffs so they can't
01:10hear a single word we're saying.
01:12Joe's going to sing this next song and my birds are going to repeat every line right after him just
01:18by reading his mind.
01:19Wait a minute, wait a minute. Mind reading birds? I mean, this is a love song. There's intricate harmonies and
01:25the words are so important to getting the mood right.
01:28They're going to do all this by reading my mind? All right, well, most groups have a name for themselves.
01:33Do they have a stage name?
01:34They like to be called the Psychic Singers.
01:37All right, well, I'll tell you what let's do. We'll practice. I'm thinking the name of the song. What is
01:44it?
01:44Uh, all right. Doves in Pajamas. Yeah, doves in pajamas. No, no, no. It's Love in the Bahamas. Sounds the
01:54same to me. Me too.
01:56And I went to school. Isn't he cool? In the Bahamas. In his pajamas. I love to see. Oh, say
02:07can you see. The place to be. Bumblebee's on me. I took a chance on romance. He likes to dance.
02:16In the Bahamas. In his pajamas. I bought a guitar. He bought some cigars.
02:24Lay under the stars. And started chasing cars. In the Bahamas. In his pajamas. In the Bahamas. I love the
02:36gentle breeze. Oh, how he loves Greenpeace. The moon on the water shining through the trees. Could you pass them,
02:46please? I found love while I was there.
02:52He bought some gloves, but it was an affair. In the Bahamas. Through his pajamas. The island so fair. You
03:01could see his underwear. I met the girl of my dreams. He whipped his pants at the seams. In my
03:08pajamas. In the Bahamas.
03:11I was under her care. Mom taught me to share. The hospital there. And to play fair. I had a
03:21fever. He watched Lever to Beaver. In the Bahamas. In his pajamas.
03:27She helped me get well. She helped me get well. Life is so swell. In love I fell. There were
03:34wedding bells. In my pajamas. In the Bahamas. In the Bahamas.
03:41There's no green peas again. There's no green peas. I love the gentle breeze. Oh, how he loves green peas.
03:49The moon on the water shining through the trees. Could you pass them, please?
03:56I found love. I found love while I was there. He found gloves, but it wasn't a pair. In the
04:04Bahamas. Through his pajamas. The island so fair. You could see his underwear.
04:11Where are you? She's my bride. She's my bride. I like to ride. She's by my side. But it's nice
04:18outside. All right. Concentrate. I met her in my pajamas. In the Bahamas. In the Bahamas. In the Bahamas. In
04:30my pajamas. All right. In my pajamas. In the Bahamas.
04:34figures. All right. In the Bahamas. In the Bahamas. In the Bahamas. We're wedding. All right.
04:45That's down there you'reного kids, women. Yeah. Yeah, look at me mad birdıp.
