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"Cinderalla,
who is she ?
Who's that busy little bee ?
She's the one we are going to see,
in old London Town." |
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"Get
up, get up, you sleepy head,
There's work to do around here.
Get up, get up, get out of bed,
There's work to do around here." |
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"Cinders,
Cinders,
Leave off your cleaning winders!
You are the light of my life.
Please stop your scrubbing,
Dusting and rubbing.
Soon we'll be running away." |
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"I'm
all expectation for someone of station.
As posh as a lord she must be!
This fine English rose will soon get my proposal,
When she sets her eyes, on me!" |
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"I'm
sorry, but I'm getting on,
I have the best intentions.
But it's hard performing magic spells
When you are on a pension!" |
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"Now
I'm old and grey,
my magic's had its day." |
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"Cinderalla's
met the Prince,
No doubt he will propose.
And I will be heartbroken.
Oh let me blow my nose" |
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"It
fits, it fits, it really fits,
There isn't any doubt of it.
The Prince is feeling quite a twit!
It fits, it fits, it fits." |
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"Just
one hundred years ago, by St.Celements bells,
Sat a girl with tearful eyes, in old London Town.
Mice around her feet, look so kind and sweet,
Sharing what she has to eat." |
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"No
one can resist an ugly sister.
No mister can resists an ugly sis!" |
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"Remember
you're a royal son,
Not any girl will do.
Lots of dosh and a big long name,
That's the girl for you." |
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"Then
the moonlight and the stars bright,
Alter everything you see.
In the firelight when it's midnight,
Only dreams will set you free." |
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"But
don't you worry dear.
My trusty, rusty magic wand
Will get you out of here." |
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"Rats!
That isn't what we want,
A gorgeous little guest.
I hope the Prince don't see her.
Darling, isn't that your dress?" |
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"Everybody
kneel!
You know you really should.
After all they're only short,
And it makes them feel quite good" |
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