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Every day's a holiday in Mr. Moody's Garden |
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Where little girls say pardon and how do |
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You do my name is Nosey |
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And this is me sister really (really) |
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Good she is at saying to you too |
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Now just across the lawn is Pat |
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Sitting on his favorite hat |
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Waiting for the barber to arrive |
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And if he doesn't come today |
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Pat will shout (hip-hip-hooray) |
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Ain't it grand to be alive |
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When every day's a holiday in Mr. Moody's Garden |
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Where little girls say pardon and how do |
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You do my name is Nosey |
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And this is me sister really (really) |
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Good she is at saying to you too |
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Now lying on the garden fence |
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Is a man (at great expense) |
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History tells us will outgrow his youth |
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But only until such a time |
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He finds out why he's been lying |
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And then of course he'll tell the truth |
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Cos every day's a holiday in Mr. Moody's Garden |
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Where little girls say pardon and how do - ya do |
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Now down among the partridge trees |
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Lives a man who loves his knees |
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So much so he's framed them in a jar |
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And if by chance one should escape |
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And to put on must in it's place |
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With half a pound of shredded tar |
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Cos every day's a holiday in Mr.Moody's Garden |
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Where little girls say pardon |
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And Bill and Ben found stardom |
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While playing John Wesley Harden |
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Who looked just like Billy Cardon's |
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Answer to choo-choo |