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- I'm sorry.
- Well, we tried.
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You sang it beautifully, Jenny.
Boys, you did fine.
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O'MALLEY: Not one mistake.
BOYS: Thank you, Father.
1:38:10
If that isn't good,
I'll go into the real estate business.
1:38:12
I was going to ask you
and the boys to sing a little more...
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but maybe you don't feel like it now.
1:38:18
They sing divinely,
and they look like Botticelli's angels.
1:38:23
Maybe a little something?
1:38:26
- What do you think they'd like to hear?
- The Mule.
1:38:29
- The Mule.
- The Mule?
1:38:30
- Yeah.
- Is that all right with you?
1:38:36
[All singing]
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[Singing] Would you like to swing on a star
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Carry moonbeams home in a jar
1:38:48
And be better off than you are
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Or would you rather be a mule
1:38:55
A mule is an animal with long funny ears
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He kicks up at anything he hears
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His back is brawny but his brain is weak
1:39:05
He's just plain stupid with a stubborn streak
1:39:08
And by the way, if you hate to go to school
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You may grow up to be a mule
1:39:14
[Boys singing] Or would you like to
swing on a star
1:39:17
Carry moonbeams home in a jar
1:39:20
And be better off than you are
1:39:25
Or would you rather be a pig
1:39:27
A pig is an animal with dirt on his face
1:39:31
His shoes are a terrible disgrace
1:39:34
He has no manners when he eats his food
1:39:37
He's fat and lazy and extremely rude
1:39:40
But if you don't care a feather or a fig
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You may grow up to be a pig
1:39:46
Or would you like to swing on a star
1:39:50
Carry moonbeams home in a jar
1:39:53
And be better off than you are
1:39:57
Or would you rather be a fish