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I does wHat I likes
And I likes
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WHat I do
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Hello, art lovers.
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Today I´m a screever
and as you can see
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A screever´s an artist
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Of HigHest degree
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And it´s all me own work
from me own memory
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Well, not Royal Academy,
I suppose.
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Still they´re better than
a finger in your eye, ain´t they?
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CHim cHiminy, CHim cHiminy
CHim cHim cHeroo
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I draws wHat I likes
and I likes wHat I drew
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No remuneration
do I ask of you
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But me cap would be glad
of a copper or two
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Me cap would be glad
of a copper or two
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Wait! Don´t move.
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Don´t move a muscle.
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Stay right where you are.
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I´d know that silhouette
anywhere! Mary Poppins!
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It´s nice to see you again, Bert.
I expect you know Jane and Michael.
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Well, I´ve seen ´em here and about.
Chasin´ a kite last time, weren´t it?
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Mary Poppins is
taking us to the park.
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To the park?
Not if I know Mary Poppins.
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Other nannies take children
to the park.
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When you´re with Mary Poppins,
suddenly you´re in places
you´ve never dreamed of.
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And quick as you can say
"Bob´s your uncle´´...
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the most unusual things
begin to happen.
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I´m sure I haven´t the faintest
idea what you´re talking about.
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Well mind, it´s not my place to say,
but what she´s probably got in mind...
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is a jolly holiday
somewheres or other.
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Something along these lines,
I shouldn´t be surprised.
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"Punting on the Thames.´´ That´s
always good if you like an outing.
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Here we go.