| Piglet pure love
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| Winnie the Pooh fell in love
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| And one day he was in a shady forest
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| Gently leaned against the oak,
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| And moved with tenderness
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| Your lace in his pot,
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| And he said: "Look how he enters and leaves
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| My wonderful lace.
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| “And the fault, comrades, was nothing more than a blue pot, you know.
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| - And this, radishes, we all talked about it.
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| - And the blue lace included in it, you know, this is unambiguous.
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| “How they loved to do it, you know, tudum-everywhere.
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| - Blue pot,
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| — Blue, huh?
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| — Blue lace,
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| - Blue, you know, and this is indisputable.
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| — Smoothly enters and exits,
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| - Well done Piglet!
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| - Blue pot,
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| blue lace,
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| - You can store anything in it,
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| — And even this balloon string, of course.
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| - And then our donkey came,
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| And then Eeyore said:
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| “How is it, because this is my lace,
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| You stole it from me."
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| - The donkey got very angry,
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| He gave a piglet in the snout,
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| And he said: “So that tomorrow I will be in a shady forest
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| He also showed a miracle.
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| - And they met in the blue garden, where the blue ones ate,
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| - And they drank, of course!
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| “And in this garden all night long, baby, they watched a wondrous miracle.
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| - Blue pot,
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| — Very smoothly enters,
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| — Blue lace,
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| “And it’s out, baby.
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| - Oh, how he enters and exits,
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| - Well done, Piglet! |
| Real man, eagle, you know, yeah!
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| - Blue pot,
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| - You can store anything in it,
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| — Blue lace,
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| — It's a pity that the balloon burst.
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| - Of course, he enters and exits,
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| Well done Piglet!
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| “Well, just a five-star hero. |
| Let's all drink and kiss together. |