| Probably a thousand years ago
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| Long time ago
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| The animals did not cut their hair at all,
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| They didn't care.
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| All overgrown walked,
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| All of them are similar -
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| Who is the mouse
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| Who eats there
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| You won't understand the shaggy ones.
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| And I won't lie at all
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| Trust me guys
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| That even a slippery snake
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| The snake was shaggy.
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| And somehow in a terrible heat
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| She said:
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| – Ah! |
| I'm dying from the heat now
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| I'm hot in my hair.
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| And then the snake whimpered
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| She whimpered and cried:
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| - I want it no matter what
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| I want to shave my head!
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| Then the crane jumped with all its legs,
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| He sharpened his beak on a stone as best he could.
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| And now the snake is sheared, it is renewed,
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| Sleek, licked, painted.
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| And, admiring mine, snake mine,
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| Lies and without movement looks at the reflection.
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| Does not take away a gentle look:
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| - Oh, what a pattern on me!
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| And how easy it is in the world without hair,
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| How easy!
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| And the wind carried the news to everyone
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| Far.
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| All the monkeys heard
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| All the monkeys got off the tower,
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| And all the monkeys rushed,
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| Both big ones and little ones.
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| And the grizzlies came
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| To have them shorn.
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| Kangaroo is coming
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| And he brings his sister.
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| And the sheep is the father,
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| Puma - Kuma.
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| Badgers, chipmunks:
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| - Cut it, cut it!
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| Young, old:
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| - Cut it, cut it!
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| And I saw people here
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| Who is beautiful and who is ugly.
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| Here everyone has dismantled
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| Who is a sheep, who is a jackal,
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| Who is the cat, who is the dog.
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| There was a big fight.
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| Doves have flown
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| Sit on everyone's heads
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| And reconciled, and reconciled,
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| And they talked about the world.
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| They fought, fought until the morning
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| With a difficult task
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| They even reconciled the lion
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| With a small dog.
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| But the shark was
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| Understood nothing.
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| They spoke to the wolf -
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| No use! |