A Kid Called Mayonnaise Page #4
- TV-Y7
- Year:
- 2017
- 25 min
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A feeling of hope despite life's funny way
of crushing your soul.
Oh, no, no, no.
Oh, no, no, no, no, no,
we can't lose it.
Not now.
[groans]
Come on, song, I need you!
[breathing heavily]
[laughs]
Oh, my cancin suprema!
[laughs]
Oh, okay.
Ooh, bumps.
We're good. We're good.
Sorry. Okay.
[train whistle blows]
Just give us the duck.
It's my birthday.
I'll take care of this.
The duck, please.
You don't have to smash it
just because they want you to.
I know.
Come on!
- Come on!
- They're getting away !
[groaning]
[panting]
My stomach hurts.
My stomach hurts.
Goosebumps.
A feeling of hope despite life's funny way
of crushing your soul.
I'll explain later.
Come on!
Make it up
as we go along
And if we write
our own story
We'll never be boring
And we can get it on
It's hard to explain
What's goin' on
inside my brain
It's like a puppy parade
Rain down confetti
on my day
On count of
one, two, three
Triple duck day,
move your feet
Tell me what you thought
In a secret language
we'll make up
So what if we're
the underdogs
We'll make it up
as we go along
And if we write
our own story
We'll never be boring
And we can get it on
So what if we're
the underdogs
We'll make it up
as we go along
La cancin suprema!
La cancin suprema!
[laughing]
Hey. It's okay.
Well, hello.
Mom, this is
the birthday girl.
- Hi.
- Oh, well, welcome to the Alamo.
What happened
with the ostrich?
I didn't name him,
so I thought, this time,
but then I put him in
this little outfit.
I mean,
look at him.
So dashing.
Mayo:
So that's pretty muchthe whole story, house.
The birthday girl
wanted to tell me her name,
but I asked her if I could keep calling her
the birthday girl,
and she said okay.
Souvlaki, gamora,
angina, huzzah.
Mayo:
Those are the wordsshe invented
that you say right before
you let it go.
Get ready!
[spitting]
Hey, happy birthday.
Hey. Thanks.
Mayo:
So, house, if you're wondering aboutmy new life here,
I'd have to say
it's pretty snazzy.
Sure, I almost got clobbered
trying to save this duck,
but I learned that when
your brain is saying,
"Hey, buddy, are you sure you
want to do this?"
That's when you gotta say,
"Brain, it's time for me to make a stand."
Bye for now, house.
I miss you guys,
and I hope you miss me, too.
So what if we're
the underdogs
We make it up
as we go along
And if we write
our own story
We'll never be boring
And we can get it on
So what if we're
the underdogs
We make it up
as we go along
And if we write
our own story
We'll never be boring
And we can get it on
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