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An Effervescing Elephant |
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with tiny eyes and great big trunk |
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once whispered to the tiny ear |
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the ear of one inferior |
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that by next June he'd die, oh yeah! |
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because the tiger would roam. |
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The little one said: "Oh my goodness I must stay at home! |
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and every time I hear a growl |
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I'll know the tiger's on the prowl |
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and I'll be really safe, you know |
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the elephant he told me so." |
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Everyone was nervy, oh yeah! |
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and the message was spread |
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to zebra, mongoose, and the dirty hippopotamus |
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who wallowed in the mud and chewed |
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his spicy hippo-plankton food |
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and tended to ignore the word |
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preferring to survey a herd |
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of stupid water bison, oh yeah! |
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And all the jungle took fright, |
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and ran around for all the day and the night |
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but all in vain, because, you see, |
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the tiger came and said: "Who me?! |
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You know, I wouldn't hurt not one of you. |
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I'd much prefer something to chew |
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and you're all to scant." oh yeah! |
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He ate the Elephant |