| Let’s start at the very beginning
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| A very good place to start
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| When you read, you begin with--
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| A, be, see!
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| When you sing, you begin with Do, Re, Mi
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| Do, Re, Mi
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| Do, Re, Mi
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| The first three notes just happen to be
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| Do, Re, Mi
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| Do, Re, Mi
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| Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, Ti
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| Come, I’ll make it easy for you. |
| Listen:
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| Doe, a deer, a female deer
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| Ray, a drop of golden sun
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| Me, a name, I call myself
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| Far, a long, long way to run
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| Sew, a needle pulling thread
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| La, a note to follow So
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| Tea, a drink with jam and bread
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| That will lead us back to Do, oh, oh, oh
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| Doe, a deer, a female deer
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| Ray, a drop of golden sun
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| Me, a name, I call myself
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| Far, a long, long way to run
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| Sew, a needle pulling thread
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| La, a note to follow So
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| Tea, a drink with jam and bread
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| That will lead us back to Do
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| Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, Ti, Do-- So-- Do
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| Now, children, once you have these notes in your head, you can sing a
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| million tunes by mixing them up--like this:
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| So, Do, La, Fa, Mi, Do, Re… Now you do it.
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| So, Do, La, Fa, Mi, Do, Re
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| So, Do, La, Ti, Do, Re, Do |
| So, Do, La, Ti, Do, Re, Do
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| Now let’s put it all together:
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| So, Do, La, Fa, Mi, Do, Re
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| So, Do, La, Ti, Do, Re, Do
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| But it doesn’t mean anything!
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| So we put in words--one word for every note:
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| When you know the notes to sing
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| You can sing most an--why--thing. |
| Together!
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| When you know the notes to sing
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| You can sing most an--why--thing
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| Doe, a deer, a female deer
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| Ray, a drop of golden sun
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| Me, a name, I call myself
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| Far, a long, long way to run
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| Sew, a needle pulling thread
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| La, a note to follow So
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| Tea, a drink with jam and bread
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| That will lead us back to Do
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| Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, Ti, Do-- So-- Do |