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Submarine Cat
02:14
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I knew a cat inside a SUBMARINE!
She told me stories of all the people that she'd seen.
She saw a lawyer!
She saw the prince of Wales!
She saw a stable-boy who kept his stables very clean.
And I'm trapped in this submarine.
Cat, please tell me what you've seen!
I knew a cat inside a SUBMARINE!
She told me stories of all the places that she'd been.
She'd been to France!
She'd been to Istanbul!
She joined the navy and wound up in this submarine.
And I'm trapped in this submarine.
Cat, please tell me what you've seen,
All the places that you've been!
Tell me, Cat, how do you do that?
SUBMARINE CAT!
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Octopus
03:46
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An octopus appeared above my bed last night,
Gave me a quite a fright in my bed last night!
She told me, "Everything is going to be all right!
You can turn out the light in your room tonight."
An octopus appeared above my bed last night,
Said I don't have to fight in my dreams tonight.
I told her, "Everything is going to be all right!
I can turn out the light in my room tonight."
Octopus, I found you. I don't have to fear the dark!
Octopus, I found myself. I am a shining, bright star!
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