A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court Page #2
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Well, you just have
to jump pretty high
But don't give up too soon
if you stub your toe
on the moon
Now, you take Harry Hadgetts.
[ All ] Who's Harry Hadgetts
Young Harry Hadgetts
loved making gadgets
"Life needs some new things"
was his claim
Hoped one or two things
might bring fame
This is the last time
you'll hear his name
Nobody mentions
Harry's inventions
But do you think
that got him down
Here comes the end
When you've gadgets to mend
He's the best repairman
in town
So there's nothin'
to be ashamed of
if you stub your toe on the moon Fred.
When a dream's at
the top of the sky
Well, you just have to jump
pretty high, high
But don't give up too soon
if you stub your toe
on the moon
Now, you take Sally Springer.
Who's Sally Springer?
Well, it's a long story,
but Ill cut it down for you.
Sweet Sally Springer
she was a singer
Lived in a hall room
up one flight
Thought of a ballroom
big and bright
Where she would make
her debut some night
Then for her trouble
"Pop" went the bubble
Say that it's sad
but, wait, dont weep
Now they admit
every night she's a hit
When she sings
her children to sleep
[ All ] No, there's
nothin' to be ashamed of
if you stub your toe
on the moon
Though it may be a blow
to your pride
You're a hero because
well, you tried Good boy.
So don't give up too soon
if you stub your toe
on the moon
Don't give up too soon
[ Meows ]
if you stub your toe on the
moon [ Backfires, Engine Starts ]
[ Backfires,
Engine Stops ]
Well, there's a moral there
someplace, kids.
[Man ]
Hiya, Hank,
Hey, Sam.
Old Man Miller's
madder than a wet hen.
Said you promised to have
his pinto back by noon.
By George, I did!
Well, this'll have to wait
till later, kids.
Aw, gee!
Come on.
Everybody out.
See you in the mornin'.
7:
00 be too early?[ All Shouting ]
Good, good.
All right, good-bye.
See you tomorrow!
Say, if that cat
spits up a spark plug,
it's mine.
- [ Thunderclap ]
- [ Whinnies ]
Whoa, Tex. Take it easy.
I don't blame you.
Looks like we're in
for a wet night.
[ Thunderclaps Continue]
Whoa, there.
Whoa!
[ Whinnying ]
Whoa, Tex!
Whoa!
Monster, will you battle?
Will I do what?
Will you joust?
Will you venture
a passage at arms?
Huh?
Up, dog!
Up, dog,
and defend thyself!.
Up, I say!
Look, old man,
I don't know where you got
that iron Union suit,
but Ive been up all night
and Im in no mood for jokes.
Here, Tex.
Here, Tex.
Stay where you are, monster!
I give warning:
Spit forth one flame of fire...
and I shall hack thee
limb from limb!
Here, now.
Skip. Go ahead.
Run along before
they come and get you.
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