| The London Children’s Choir:
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| Picture me upon your knee,
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| Tea for two and two for tea,
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| Me for you and you for me, alone!
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| Alvin:
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| Why you can’t be one last two?
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| I can’t be given and last to you.
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| The London Children’s Choir:
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| Nobody near us, to see us or hear us,
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| No friends or relations
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| On weekend vacations
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| We won’t have it known,
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| That we own a telephone.
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| Alvin:
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| Ting, ting, ting-a-ling, ring, ding.
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| The London Children’s Choir:
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| Day will break and I’m gonna wake
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| And start to bake a sugar cake
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| For me to take for all the boys to see.
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| Alvin:
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| See the doctor, Mark! |
| A bow-wow!
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| The London Children’s Choir:
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| We will raise a family,
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| A boy for you, and a girl for me,
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| Can’t you see how happy we will be.
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| Alvin:
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| (Laughing) Oh, Alvin, you’re such a presto!
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| Picture me upon your knee,
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| Tea for two and two for tea,
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| Me for you and you for me, alone.
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| David:
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| ALVIN!
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| Alvin:
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| Nobody near us, to see, hear us,
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| Friends, relations, weekend vacations
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| Won’t have it known,
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| We own a telephone. |
| Don’t call me and for you.
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| The London Children’s Choir:
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| Day will break and I’m gonna wake
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| And start to bake a sugar cake
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| For me to take for all the boys to see.
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| Alvin:
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| I’ve got no joke, here! |
| And side!
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| The London Children’s Choir:
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| We will raise a family,
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| A boy for you, and a girl for me,
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| Can’t you see how happy we will be.
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| Alvin:
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| One, two, three, four.
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| The London Children’s Choir & Alvin:
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| No more! |