| And so, Chipmunks
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| In addition to the many other things I have mentioned
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| Scotland is famous for their beautiful highlands
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| And their great poets
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| How come that man is wearing a dress?
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| I told you, Alvin
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| That’s not a dress
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| They’re kilts
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| Now let’s sing this wonderful song by Robert Burns
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| How come the man wearing the dress is squeezing an octopus?
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| That is not an octopus
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| It is a bagpipe
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| Now let’s sing with dignity!
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| The Chipmunks:
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| If a body meet a body
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| Comin' thru the rye
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| If a body meet a body
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| Made our body high
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| Everybody has somebody
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| May I say have I?
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| All the girls they smile at me
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| When comin' thru the rye
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| Hey, Mister piper
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| Can I play your octopus, please?
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| Sure, laddie
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| Simon, you play the drum
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| And Theodore, get on the saxophone
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| You’re playing in the wrong key, Alvin
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| Simon, will you stop rock-and-rolling that drum?
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| It’s disgraceful
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| Theodore, please put that saxophone down
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| You just can’t ruin a great song like that, boys!
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| Fellas, will you come back here with those instruments!
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| Alvin!
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| Will you bring that octopus back!
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| Bring back my pipe back here!
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| Alvin! |