| Spoken:
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| Hhmm, ah, hello my dear friends. |
| Here I am again with my music. |
| Well,
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| it’s very nice that I can speak to you now from this very fine record.
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| And I am freuing me, that you are freuing you to hear my voice again.
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| Isn’t it nice? |
| Yes it is
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| Well, I want you to listen to my very new song, wich I have brought along from
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| a trip through Africa. |
| And I hope, you like it. |
| Do you like it? |
| Yes, you do
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| And also here are ebenfalls some of my very best friends, which will sing along
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| together with me. |
| Come on boys, let’s sing that the camels are breaking
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| together
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| A one, two, three, four
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| Lah, lalalalah, lalalalah, lalalalah
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| Lah, lalalalah, lalalalah, lalalalah
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| Take your car, drive through Africa
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| In the Sahara you’ll find the bones of Alibahabahahaha
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| Take your car, drive through Africa
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| In the Sahara you’ll find Alibaba
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| Long ago 300 years or so
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| Alibaba went, with his new rockband
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| To the land, of the big, big sand
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| To give a free concert in Bir Bu Sareiigk
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| Take your car, drive through Africa
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| In the Sahara you’ll find the bones of Alibahabahahaha
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| Take your car, drive through Africa
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| In the Sahara you’ll find Alibaba
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| When they started with their show
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| A storm came up and then it snowed
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| Ali cried, «Oh what a plight
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| Oh we must do a snowball fight.»
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| Lah, lalalalah, lalalalah, lalalalah
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| Lah, lalalalah, lalalalah, lalalalah
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| Lah, lalalalah, lalalalah, lalalalah
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| Lah, lalalalah, lalalalah, lalalalah
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| Lah, lalalalah, lalalalah, lalalalah |