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Once upon a time, not long ago, and not far away, there was a sunrise.

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The sun came up over the pond, and looked the sky, and woke a songbird.

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There's a bird in the tree, and the bird woke the world.

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Not the whole world, but the world around it.

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The farm is awake.

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There's the dog lying on the front porch, and the dog is awake.

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The duck, drinking at the pump under the windmill, the duck is awake.

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It's a quiet day, no wind to turn the windmill.

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No wind to swing the weathering. It's a quiet day.

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Oh, listen, and look, there's the rooster sitting on the fence post.

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Waking up the farm animals, the horse in the barn, and the cows in the barn yard.

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They're awake, looking at the big boot, and the big boot is awake.

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Now look up, but way up.

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The sun woke the songbird, the songbird woke the rooster,

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and the rooster woke the farm.

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That's what roosters do best.

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Let's go to the castle. I'll hurry over first, and go in the back door

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so that I can let the drawbridge down and open the big front doors for you.

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Are you ready? Here's my castle.

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Here we are inside, and here's one little chair for one of you,

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and a bigger chair for two more to curl up in,

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and a rocking chair for someone who'd like to rock.

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No. Look up. I'll call Rusty.

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Rusty? Rusty? Are you awake, Rusty?

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Oh, my friendly, I'm awake. I have a boy for all of this stuff back.

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Oh, really? Where have you been?

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I've heard farms. Oh, we were on the farm.

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We heard that little rooster with the loud voice.

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Oh, you didn't hear a little rooster. You heard me, friendly.

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We heard you? Mm-hmm. That was me over there.

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Really?

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It was you. We'd know that voice anywhere.

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Oh, mm-hmm.

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To woke up all the farm animals.

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Oh, I can help wake up all the animals.

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Did you wake Jerome?

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Well, I don't think so. Jerome is pretty sleepy, you know.

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I don't know if he's even awake.

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Oh, we'll see. I'll whistle, farmer.

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Thank you, Guy.

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Maybe he's asleep.

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No. He's awake.

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Hi, Jerome.

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Hi, friendly.

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Oh, Rusty.

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Hi, Jerome.

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We thought maybe you were sleeping.

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Sleeping?

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I was up before Rusty was.

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You were?

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Mm-hmm.

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Really?

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Yes, I was over at the pond.

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We were at the pond watching the sunrise.

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So was I.

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We heard a little songbird singing.

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Oh, no.

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That was me, friendly.

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That was you.

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I was singing like a bird.

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Really?

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Like this.

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It was you.

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We'd know that whistle anywhere.

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Singed like a bird.

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Oh.

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And you helped wake up the world.

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Well, I like to help wake up things when I get up early in the morning.

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Everything on the farm wakes up early.

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Yes.

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And that's early.

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So we read that book.

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What book?

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The book about the farm waking up.

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Is there a book about waking up a farm?

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Yes.

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Oh.

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Remember the name of the Rusty?

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Oh, one.

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Wake up farm.

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That's it.

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Oh, I know where it is.

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Down here somewhere.

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It's the one with the sunrise right on the cover.

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Oh, yeah.

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Here it is.

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Here it is.

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Can I help?

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I'm pushing it off.

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All right.

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Here.

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Got it?

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A hole in it?

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Oh, it's a big book.

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Wake up farm.

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There.

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You see?

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Here.

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Oh, excuse me right there.

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All right.

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You see, Jerome, there's a sunrise right on the cover.

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And there's a big barn.

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Let me get over here where everyone can see all the pictures.

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This is the one that you help help.

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I do?

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Yes.

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This is the one where you may believe you're some of the animals and things.

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Well, fine.

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That's fun for me.

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Maybe you can help too, Rusty.

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Could I?

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Oh, fine.

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Can you see the pictures now?

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A little bit to hire.

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There.

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That's fine.

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That's fine.

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Wake up farm by Alvin Tresselt with pictures by Roger Duwaza.

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It's a low-through lead and shepherd company book.

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All through the night where the bright stars shine in the sky, everything sleeps.

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Then the songbirds wake up and begin to sing their morning songs.

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Wake up farm and the big fat rooster hears them and he hops up on the fence boat like Rusty.

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Caca do the lewy crows.

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Wake up farm.

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Cluck, cluck, cluck.

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The chickens wake up.

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They hop down on the ground and start to eat corn.

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The horse wakes up in her stall and licks her baby coat behind the ears.

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The white ducks waddle out of the bushes.

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They wiggle their tails and jump into the brook for a swim.

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What do they say?

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They're all wild.

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Whack, whack, whack, whack, whack, whack.

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Can you sound like a duck too, Rusty?

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Whack, whack, whack, whack, whack, whack, whack, whack.

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Wake up farm.

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They're on front.

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The rolly-poly pigs wake up and root about their pen looking for breakfast.

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They're big.

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They like to eat.

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The gray goose sticks her long neck out of her nest in the grass and looks around.

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Whack, whack, whack, whack.

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Wake up farm.

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Then high in the apple tree, the turkey wakes up too.

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The ruffles his feathers and calls a gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble.

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Wake up farm.

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The donkey hears all the noise and opens his big brown eyes.

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He looks very sleepy as he wiggles his long, soft ears.

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He hears like ears, Jerome.

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Now the sheep and baby lambs come out of the sheep pole to eat the wet, shiny grass.

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Jerome, you can sound like a sheep.

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I think so.

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Ah, ah, ah, ah.

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There.

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Rusty?

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Well, I'll find some like a lamb.

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Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.

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This is like a baby lamb.

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Wake up farm.

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And the strutting pigeons fly out of the dove coat and circle over the big red barn.

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Coo, coo, wake up farm.

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With a big stretch, the tabby cat wakes up and she purrs as she gives her kittens their morning bath.

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And here's the dog wide awake and barking at a noisy chipmunk.

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And his bow, bow, bow, aw, wake up farm.

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The warm, furry rabbit wakes up in the rabbit hut.

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He twitches his wiggly nose as he eats a carrot for breakfast.

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What are these things?

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Beehives, the buzzy bees come out of their hives and buzz their eyes.

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And buzz their eye on the big clover.

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Your own?

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Be a bee.

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All right?

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Mmm.

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Adam.

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Right.

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The cows are awake and waiting by the pasture gate.

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Mmm.

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Mmm.

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Mmm.

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Mmm.

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They say it's time for milking.

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And that sounds like a cow's room.

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Pretty much friendly.

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And here comes the farmer with his shiny milk pail just as the sun comes over the hill.

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And at last, a little boy in the big farm off wakes up and stretches.

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The birds are singing and the animals are calling.

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The bright morning sun is shining in the window and mother calls from the kitchen breakfast.

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And another day is begun.

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Good morning.

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There.

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And everybody's up.

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Everybody's up.

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Oh, that was nice, friendly.

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Mmm.

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Wow.

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First?

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First?

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The birds.

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First.

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The song birds woke up.

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Then the rooster...

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The rooster woke up everything else.

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The rooster woke up everything else.

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What do you say when you wake up everyone resty?

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Well...

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Sure.

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This is what a rooster just says to wake up everyone.

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How do you say, all right, come on.

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Get up everybody.

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Up.

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Up.

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Up.

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Up.

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Get up.

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Roxy.

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Roxy.

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Roxy.

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Is that what you say?

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Oh, but what do you say to wake up the animals?

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Oh, something like...

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That's what we heard.

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Don't you ever say cockadoodle-doo?

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Oh, no.

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Only book roosters say cockadoodle-doo.

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And they wake up book animals.

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Different things wake up different people.

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For roosters and noises and...

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Noises in the morning traffic noises.

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And motorcycles.

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And trucks.

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Trucks and the milkman rattling bottles.

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That's right.

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What else wakes people up?

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Well, bells.

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Bells.

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What kind of bells?

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People bells.

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People bells.

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And there are morning bells.

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Morning bells.

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Like the morning bells in the song.

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That's right.

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In the song about Brother John.

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Are you sleeping?

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Oh, yeah.

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Remember that?

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Around, isn't it?

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It's around.

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Could we sing that friendly?

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We could all three sing it.

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Could we?

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Yes.

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Oh.

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Fine.

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Who's first?

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Well, why don't you be first friendly?

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I'll be first.

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And...

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And you're only going to be second.

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I can be third.

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You want to be last?

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Well, I want to be last.

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Would you get the giant fight, please?

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I don't know what to do.

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All right.

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That'll be fun, friendly.

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What's the matter?

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You can't do it.

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Well, I'll be right up.

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I'm just fixing something down here.

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What do you mean?

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Nothing.

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Never mind.

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What is he doing down there?

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Here it is.

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There.

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All right.

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You ready now?

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I'm ready.

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You're third.

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You're second.

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I'm third.

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You're doing down there.

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Oh, boy.

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Help me for the song.

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Are you sleeping?

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Are you sleeping?

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Are you sleeping?

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Are you sleeping?

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Dang, dang, dang.

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Dang, dang, dang, dang, dang.

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Dang, dang, dang, dang, dang, dang, dang, dang.

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What?

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Here, here.

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Here it is.

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An alarm truck.

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Honey, turn it off.

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turn it off then the buck in the back or somewhere turn it off

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turn it off there oh oh that was my last ding dong

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that is what you were doing down on them

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since certainly surprised me it set the alarm clock to go off to finish the

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song that's right because it was doing it on the book

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there an alarm clock is a morning bell isn't it?

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that's right it's a morning bell

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it brings lots of people up in the morning

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it brings early in the morning but it's late now isn't it?

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It is? Oh, yes. Oh, time goes past the castle.

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Outside the moon is coming up.

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And it's time for this. Well.

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Hmm. I don't feel tired.

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Hmm.

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Good night, Rusty.

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Good night, Gerald. Good night, friendly.

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Good night.

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It is late.

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This little chair will be waiting for one of you.

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The rocking chair for another who likes to rock

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and the big arm chair for two more to curl up

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and when you come again to our castle.

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Good night. Good night.

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MUSIC

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MUSIC