Meerkats & More Blue Peter

Coming up on today's Blue Peter:

Find out what happened when Radzi and I

went head-to-head in an epic rowing race.

Want to find out how to talk to one of these little fellas?

We're going to be showing you how a little later.

Also: Catching up with the HOTTEST band for 2014 - Rixton.

It's all coming up on today's Blue Peter.

-CHEERING AND APPLAUSE ALL:

-Hello!

Welcome to live Blue Peter.

Today, we've got a great show, we've got something for everyone.

There's sport, music, brilliant artwork

and some super-cute animals in the studio.

And talking about animals,

zoologist Lucy Cooke from the BBC One new series

Talk To The Animals is here with meerkats!

-I can talk to animals.

-Can you?

I saw the meerkats in the dressing room -

"All right, boys, make me a brew!"

No, Barns, that's not what it's about.

Lucy's here to talk to us about the world of animal communication.

It doesn't mean that you talk to the...

-What, they're not making me a brew?

-That's not happening.

-Get my agent on the phone!

-Oh, dear.

So Barney can't talk to the animals, but if you could,

we want to know what you would ask them.

I think I'd talk to Iggy if I could talk to an animal

and I'd ask her what she dreams about when she sleeps.

Cos when she sleeps, she does this cute twitch thing.

It's very adorable, and she's back next week!

Exactly, that was going to be my question.

If I could talk to any animal, I'd ask a silverback gorilla -

how do they get so big just eating bananas? Where's the protein?

-Good question.

-I'd ask a meerkat where me cappuccino is!

Oh, go away! Now, we are live and we want to hear from you.

Head to the website...

Tell us what animal you'd talk to and what you'd ask them.

We want to know.

This year has seen a whole summer full of fantastic sport.

We had the World Cup in Brazil,

the Tour de France - which started in Yorkshire -

and my favourite, Wimbledon. It has been jam-packed.

It really has been, and we love sport so much on Blue Peter

that we even launched the brand-new design

of our 2014 Blue Peter Sport Badge.

Look at that, it is my favourite, and with this summer of sport,

we couldn't go without having our very own sporting challenge,

-could we, Linds?

-No, we couldn't.

But this being Blue Peter, it wasn't going to be easy.

Linds, why on earth have you called me to come down to the canal

dressed like this?

Because, Radzi, it is time for another epic Blue Peter challenge,

and guess what? It's me versus you.

OK, again, what's it going to be this time?

We're taking part in this year's Henley Rowing Regatta.

The Henley rowing...

Linds, we've already seen what my hair looks like in water.

-Lindsey, look, not doing it.

-What, Radz?

-No, no, no.

-Radzi! It'll be fine, we just need a bit of training.

'This is the first time either of us have been rowing.

'So we'll be training under the expert eye of Kevin Maynard

'at a rowing club in Salford Quays.'

'Kevin rowed professionally for 17 years, winning over 200 regattas

'and has competed all over the world.'

I cannot wait for this.

'We're learning some basic oarwork

'and how to balance in these playboats,

'which, luckily for us, we can't fall out of.'

-Bye!

-Goodbye!

-See ya!

-Here I go.

Radz, how does that feel?

I feel as though I'm ten minutes away from the Olympics, Linds!

HE CACKLES

'It's my turn to have a try.

'Now, I know I was feeling pretty confident about this challenge...'

Lindsey, I'll see you in France!

'..but suddenly I'm really not sure.'

-Just go?

-Free agent!

No, I hate this!

This is genuinely harder than it looks.

'Radzi is handling this much better than me.

'I just can't quite get my oars to move in the right direction.'

-Come this way.

-KEVIN LAUGHS

I'm a really bad driver! Aah!

'Yeah, it's not getting any better,

'in fact, things seem to be going from bad to worse.'

'So, after our first outing on the water,

'it was fair to say we needed all the help we could get!'

We're here at the Redgrave-Pinsent Rowing Lake in Caversham

to meet two British rowing champions...

Olympic champions at that!

-So where are they?

-They're just over THERE!

'Meet Helen Glover and Heather Stanning.

'At London 2012, the pair entered the history books

'when they won the first gold medal for Team GB...'

-COMMENTATOR:

-Into the record books! And fabulously well done there!

Great Britain have Olympic champions.

'..and became the first British women rowers EVER

'to win gold at an Olympic Games.'

Helen and Heather, it's an absolute pleasure to meet you guys

and you are two of the very best rowers in the world,

which is clear by your Olympic gold medal.

But how did you get started in rowing?

Well, I started with a talent ID programme.

I'd never rowed before.

Because I'm quite tall and suited to rowing,

I picked up the sport and made it to the Olympics in four years.

-Wow!

-Whoa!

And then, Heather, what about yourself?

Well, I went slightly differently.

When I went to university I wanted to try something new.

So I joined the university boat club.

Mainly to have fun, meet new people and...yeah, stay fit.

As gold medallists, do you have three top tips to help us out?

I think tip number one is going to be listen to your coaches

and the other people in your boat.

They can see what you are doing and give you the best feedback.

Tip number two would have to be relax -

the more relaxed you are, the better you'll row.

And then tip number three would be

try and stay in time with each other

and that'll give you the best chance of not falling in.

So, listen to your coach, relax and row in time?

-Exactly. Now let's see what you've got on the water!

-OK.

Linds and I are going to be training with Helen and Heather

in the same boat as a quadruple scull.

That means the four of us will be in here today,

but on race day, WE will be up against each other.

-So, friends for now, Linds!

-For now!

Whoa...

'And suddenly, we're in a boat with two Olympians.'

Good start.

'And I'm feeling the pressure!'

Just chill.

If you are getting white knuckles, something's going wrong, OK?

Don't want to be gripping so much that your knuckles have gone white!

And if you feel like you've gone out of time,

just watch Heather's blades and get back in time whenever you can.

'We start getting into our stride, or so we think!'

How many strokes did we just do? About 200?

-Yeah.

-And how many were good?

-You had a really good one!

-One?!

-One!

-One good stroke!

'But practice makes perfect. More practice for us then!'

That did feel amazing, though, didn't it?

-It feels like you're flying.

-It was such a good improvement.

-It was really good.

-It feels like you're flying, I really like that.

I really enjoyed it, but I'm not going to lie...I'm shattered!

-I'm honestly shattered!

-There's so much to think about.

No, definitely. Concentration.

What are my arms doing? What are my legs doing? Listening to you guys.

There's a lot to think about.

I'm not physically shattered, I'm just mentally...really tired.

'What an unbelievable opportunity we've had today -

'to row with Helen and Heather.

'They've taught us so much.'

'Radzi, I hope we remember it all for the race.'

So, you feeling ready for your challenge at Henley yet?

I am! Bring it on! I mean, we'll need a lot more training.

-A lot. In fact, Linds, do you have Kevin's number?

-Yeah.

Cos I need to call him now.

You have no idea how hard rowing is until you try it.

Helen and Heather make it look so easy.

And that is why they are Olympic gold medallists.

But stay watching if you want to find out how Lindsey and I got on

when we took part in one of the most famous rowing competitions

anywhere in the world - the Henley Royal Regatta.

And I think one of the best bits about that challenge

was trying a new sport from scratch.

That's what it's about. You are supposed to be inspirational.

Inspire your friend or a family member

to get involved in a sport that you love.

You could get your hands on one of these - the BP Sport Badge 2014!

-Check it out.

-That's right, and even if you applied last year,

you can still reapply this year

and try to get your hands on a 2014 Sport Badge.

As loads of you have, just like Phoebe!

-Take a look at this picture she sent in of her kayaking.

-Aww!

-She's on the water as well. Love your work.

-Yes, Phoebe.

-She said, "Anything you CANOE, I CANOE better!"

-Oh!

I'm so sorry.

Shrey introduced his brother to badminton.

Congratulations, guys. That's what it's about -

showing people how to inspire their friends and family.

To find out how people have earned their badges,

go online, you can see lots of stuff on there,

or if you want to know how to earn your very own, watch this.

The Blue Peter Sport Badge is all about inspiring others

to take part in sport.

Maybe you're cricket crazy, hooked on hockey,

or fanatical about football.

Whatever your choice of sport, you could earn a Sport Badge.

Between now and September, get a friend involved in your sport.

Take them golfing, bring them to badminton, it really is up to you.

But get a picture of you both taking part

and go to the Blue Peter website and fill in the application form.

Make sure your parent signs it,

then pop it in the post and wait.

By applying for your Sport Badge, you could become one of the judges

for the Young Sports Personality Of The Year Award.

To get involved, ask your parents or guardian

and then tell us why you would make a great judge.

One 2014 Sport Badge holder will get to sit on the judging panel

and go to the awards ceremony.

Badge applications are open until 30th September.

You have to inspire someone this year to be in with a chance

of receiving one.

So, go on, be inspiring and get involved!

You heard it there, so get involved and apply.

And please keep your letters,

e-mails, pictures and poems coming in.

There's another badge you can get if you want!

It's on this camera, check it out.

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You could get your stuff on the television with us three, like this.

And look, there is the big Blue Peter Badge Wall

with all the pictures on.

-Ellen sent this - me driving a Formula Two car...

-That's so good!

..and look, "I want one!" she knows her stuff.

Thank you very much.

And Mya from Solihull sent in this beauty.

It's Blue Peter old and Blue Peter young.

I absolutely love that, Mya. Thank you.

That is so good. Thanks so much to everyone who sent something in.

We love receiving your post.

And remember, a Blue Peter Badge can get you into over 200 attractions

-across the UK for FREE! ALL:

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-Which is great,

and that is something we are celebrating recently

with the poster competition.

It's been so popular. Over 1,500 of you have got in touch.

But now for an announcement

-and we need a sound effect for this, please.

-Ah!

Are you ready? Please don't send in your posters

because that means the competition is now closed.

Don't send any more stuff, it won't count.

And we will be announcing the winner in just two weeks' time,

-so make sure you are watching then.

-That's right.

We've got some exciting news and we know you love competitions.

We've got one coming up in September

that is quite literally out of this world!

I like what you did there. You might have seen this online.

There's a British astronaut - the first ever - called Tim Peake.

He's going to the International Space Station in 2015 on a mission.

Now, on that mission he'll be wearing a special suit

and on that suit will be a mission badge.

You may get the chance to design that badge

which he will be wearing in space.

-It's amazing, isn't it?

-It's incredible.

We can't tell you about it just yet,

but we can tell you about it on Thursday 4th September,

so don't apply yet.

Make sure you watch this show, or that show rather,

because it's going to be absolutely megatron, let me tell you indeed.

Now though, time for one of life's greatest mysteries,

one of those things you've always wanted to know the answer to.

Why do you always take two hours in make-up?

That's not the question!

Good one, Radzi, thanks for saving that till the live!

It's actually, can we talk to animals?

And there's a brand-new series on BBC One, it started last night,

and it's trying to answer that exact question.

Take a look.

-LUCY COOKE:

-All across the world, animals are talking to each other.

In extraordinary ways.

Ever since I was little,

I have wanted to become a real-life Dr Dolittle and talk to the animals.

I think it's something we'd all secretly love.

You're all nodding at your TV screens, aren't you?

Of course you want to be able to talk to the animals,

especially cute little guys like this guy.

This is Razzy, he's a meerkat.

Isn't it weird that he's called Razzy?

He's the most hyperactive out the bunch,

but more about that in a bit,

because this brand-new series about talking to animals

is hosted by a lovely person who is sat right next to me.

Lucy, you are the real-life Doctor Dolittle?

I am, I am. Want to know what these meerkats are saying to each other?

I'd love to, they're making a lot of noise.

They are incredibly chatty creatures, meerkats.

It's hard to shut them up

because they like to keep in touch the whole time,

gossiping about what they're doing to keep in contact with one another.

He's having a good old forage... quite silently there, actually.

It's like a little adventure, isn't it? Look at him go!

-There's about 20 different calls that they make.

-Yeah.

To say that they are foraging or that they want feeding

and one of the most important ones they do is an alarm call

when they spot a predator.

Sure. Is it much like a language that we would use?

Ours is complex and complicated,

it's made of lots of different sounds

and ups and downs and different words, is theirs as complicated?

No. It's not as complicated,

but it's a lot more complicated than you'd think.

With their alarm calls, they've got different alarm calls

for different predators,

so the meerkat that's on guard will say to the other meerkats

whether it's a predator that's coming from the sky,

if it's a hawk, or if it's coming from the land

and how urgent that threat is, how close it is.

So, it's a lot more sophisticated than you'd think.

And it's a language picked up by other animals

that live in the same environment.

-We have some footage here of a drongo.

-Yeah.

Tell us about the drongo,

it's an incredible thing they've got going on here.

It's an information superhighway, the Kalahari.

All the animals are listening in to each other

and can speak each other's languages and they recognise the alarm calls,

and the drongo knows that

and it can mimic the alarm calls of the meerkat amongst other animals

and it does that in a benevolent way to let them know there's danger,

but it also does it to steal their food.

-It's very cheeky, isn't it?

-Yeah, it's very cheeky.

For such a small bird as well. When you hear "drongo",

you think of a big thing that walks around, but the drongo is tiny...

Yeah, very small but very clever.

It can mimic up to 30 different calls.

Well, while we're talking about mimicking,

I think it's only right that we have a go at it as well.

-OK, we can do a drongo.

-Let's join in.

We can do a drongo noise?

No, I can't do a drongo, we can be like drongos and mimic.

Sure. OK, let's steal someone's food by using a noise.

So, what noises have you learnt? I could just watch this.

I could watch this for hours!

Just a meerkat attacking what he probably thinks

is a mouse or a rodent, but it's just a bit of...

-Brilliant.

-He probably thinks it's a scorpion and it's worth eating.

Do you want to know hippo? Fancy learning hippo?

Let's do hippo. Why not?

OK, so hippo's a bit like an evil Father Christmas.

It's kind of like a, "Ha-ha-ha-ha!"

-OK!

-A bit like that.

If any hippos are listening, let's see if this has a reaction.

Are you ready? "Ho-ho-ho-ho-ho!" Any hippos looking up?

They should bob their heads out of the water.

Oh, look, there they go.

-They're bobbing their heads out of the water.

-As if by magic.

-What have I just said?

-You've just said, "Hello, this is my patch".

They're sticking their heads up - "Hello, this is my patch".

Hello, hippos! What else can you do?

Cos this is more of a, "Oh, hello!" isn't it?

I can do a romantic lady sloth looking for love. Go on, then.

OK. She goes... Sorry about this.

-She goes, "Wheeee!"

-SHE SPEAKS IN HIGH-PITCHED TONE

"Wheeeee!" It has to be that note?

It's got to be D-sharp, otherwise the males, they won't respond.

Beautiful, thank you. No male sloths on the way over.

It'd take them four hours anyway!

-Lucy, thanks for coming in and talking to us.

-My pleasure.

I'll use that technique all the way home to attract...

No, I'm not. So the next episode we can see tonight?

Yes, tonight, eight o'clock, BBC One.

Lots of fantastic animal communication stories, yep.

Beautiful. We have our own language at Blue Peter.

-Radzi and Lindsey...

-HE GARBLES NONSENSE

I'm not doing it, it's rubbish. Here they are.

LINDSEY LAUGHS I think you need

a bit more practice there, Barney!

It's pretty fair to say that Lindsey and I,

we've had a fair few epic challenges over our time at Blue Peter.

-We have.

-Like rally driving.

-I won that one.

-Like horse carriage racing.

-Yeah, I won.

-The Next Step dance-off.

Yeah, I won that one as well.

The world championships of the stone skimming.

Well done, you can have that one, Radzi.

Now time to get back to the challenge that we saw earlier on in the show.

You've seen us training, but now it's time for our race at Henley.

Race day is finally here

and that means that we're here at the Henley Royal Regatta.

Radzi and I have been training hard for weeks

and now it's finally time to go head-to-head and row in pairs.

Linds, where are our rowing partners?

I thought you were calling them, Radz?

No, no, no, you said YOU were definitely calling them, Linds.

Don't worry, they're getting the boats ready.

'And here they are - Jenny Chapman and Pete Warman.'

'Jenny's been rowing for five years

'and has already raced at Henley three times!'

'Pete has been rowing for nine years

'and has also competed at Henley before,

'where, in 2009, he won the Britannia Cox Fours race.'

So, THEY'RE up to the job, but, Linds,

I feel as if something's missing.

I know. I wish we could have some last-minute help.

If we just knew an Olympic, world and European champion, that would be...

-All in the same person.

-Oh, that would be...

-Hey, guys.

-Helen!

How's training going?

Well, it's funny you mention that because some of us

have trained more than others, Lindsey.

-Maybe some of us don't need to train as much!

-Oh, big statement, or is it?

Due to the fact you've brought a 6ft 4in, 15.5st Pete

in the back of your boat!

-I've still been training. I've got blisters.

-A good sign.

But, Helen, any tips for us?

Make sure you listen to the person that you're in a boat with.

Stay in time and row together, but really enjoy it. It'll be fun.

It is amazing to be here,

but there's a lot of people watching, aren't there?

Absolutely. Try to ignore the pressure

cos there's a lot watching you on the bank.

Remember - stay focused and in your boat.

-Team Radzi versus Team Lindsey.

-May the best boat win!

'Enough of the fighting talk,

'it was time to get our boats on to the river.'

I can't see this going well.

'Henley is on the River Thames

'and people have been rowing here for 175 years.

'For this regatta, more than 200 races will take place over five days

'and we are lucky enough to be in one of them.'

'Lindsey and I will be racing each other

'along 500m of the official two-kilometre course

'with thousands of people cheering us on.

'No pressure then!'

I know Radzi has put more into this and he has trained hard.

And I have trained...moderately hard.

It is time to give it the beans and give it my all!

Now we are here, I wish I had done a bit more cos this is intense.

This is the calm before the storm.

This is going to be tough and I am genuinely quite scared.

She's pretending she's not very good,

but I guarantee, no matter how good or bad she is,

she's going to give this everything she's got!

'Fred is the umpire for our race

'and he'll be making sure we don't break any rules.'

Attention!

Go!

'And we're off.'

'Uh-oh! Lindsey and Pete have already got off to a flyer.'

'It really helps to hear Helen cheering us on

'from the umpire's boat.'

Come on, guys!

'I thought we were miles ahead at the start,

'but we may have been a little too confident.'

-Oh, no! Oh, no!

-You're rowing well, Lindsey, it's good.

Go on, Radzi, that's good!

'Yes, this is our chance to get ahead,

'I just need to stay focused.'

-FRED:

-That way, Radzi! Take it off with the left, pull the right.

'No! My steering's all over the place, but we're giving it our all.'

'This could be another chance for us to get back in the lead.'

Come on, guys, sprint finish!

'Almost at the finish, one final big push.'

-JENNY:

-That's the finish, take it down.

'We're over the finish line. I've no idea who's won.'

I thought it was too close to call, I couldn't tell.

Well, Lindsey was leading the whole way down.

And in the last 20 strokes, 20m,

Radzi had a really good push to the line.

That was not easy. My heart at that start line was pounding.

I gave that absolutely everything I've got.

Jenny, what did you reckon?

I thought it was a really good race, a really solid performance.

One of the best pieces you've done.

I can honestly say that I was actually really, really impressed.

I was really proud of you out there

and I just thought that you took it on

and you did exactly what we had told you to.

'Wow, high praise for both of us from an Olympic gold medallist!'

'But there has to be a winner.'

Helen and I had to wait for the judges

-because it was so very tight.

-Wow.

They had to look at the video on two or three occasions

before they decided that Lindsey had won!

Yes, yes! Yay!

In the words of runner-up Radzi Chinyanganya - boom!

-It's another win.

-That was close, though.

-It was.

-We got to be in boats with Olympic gold medallists.

-I'm inspired.

-Unbelievable challenge.

-Brilliant, well done. My next bit's about being inspired.

-Is it?

Head to the Blue Peter website and click on "Get Inspired".

Don't forget, you can apply for your 2014 Blue Peter Sport Badge. Thanks.

It's topics time now and straight in with the first one,

it's from Magenta Giggly Cheetah who says,

"I would ask a tiger what it would have for dinner tonight."

Oh, good one. Grey Peachy Panda says,

"If I could talk to animals, I would ask a chicken

"that lives on a farm what it's like

"to have your eggs stolen all the time".

-That's a really good question.

-Great question.

Ginger Bright Elephant says,

"Geese, why do you travel in V-form?"

I like how they've addressed the question. Straight to the geese!

-One of my favourite questions ever!

-Philosophical. Grey Small Hawk says,

"I would ask a bee - how long do you collect nectar for?"

-Good question.

-I bet you know the answer to that.

I knew the one about geese, but I didn't want to bore the viewers.

Uh, don't! Ivory Enormous Carrot says,

"I would ask a monkey if they'd rather be related to humans or not".

That's a weird one, but I like it.

Pearl Hockey Robot - these names are getting better.

"I would ask a killer whale - how long have you been on this planet?"

That's a cracker, isn't it?

One final one here from James The Labrador saying,

"Can you please stop asking us what we sound like and what we say

-"and just show us a bit of Rixton?"

-HE SIGHS

# All I need's a little love in my life... #

Manchester four-piece Rixton are one of the UK's hottest new bands.

Jake, Danny, Charley and Lewi have been making waves

on both sides of the Atlantic with their debut single,

Me And My Broken Heart, which stormed into the US Top 20.

# My love... #

In just one year, they've gone from performing cover versions online

to appearing on prime-time hit TV shows in America.

With sold-out tours in London and Manchester last month,

Rixton are poised to be the next big thing

and luckily for us, they're here now in the Blue Peter studio.

Please welcome to the studio, it's Rixton!

CHEERING Hello. Clapping yourself.

Thank you so much for coming in

and wearing your Blue Peter Badges with pride today.

-That's all right, it's an honour.

-Years this has taken us to get!

-It's been our dream.

-Well done, and also a massive well done -

you are midweek number one in the charts.

-Yes, we are.

-Very exciting. Fingers crossed for a number one here.

How do you go from making covers online - how you started -

to being massive in America?

We got a phone call from Scooter Braun,

which is Justin Bieber's manager.

He called us when we were in the studio, didn't he, Jake?

Yeah, he called my phone.

I thought it was someone pranking me at first.

-You thought it was a joke?

-I just hung up, I hung up,

-and then I called back and, yeah.

-Well, I'm glad you did call back

cos Rixton are doing pretty well, aren't you?

-We're all glad you did.

-We are glad.

-That was a good move. Now, Jake...

-Yes.

..performing runs in the family for you, doesn't it?

-It does.

-Cos your dad is Shane Richie.

-He is.

-Alfie Moon in EastEnders.

And your mum's Coleen. I think we've got a photo...

-There's your mum - Coleen Nolan.

-Fantastic. Just me in a wig.

Now, we are so happy to have you here

and we've got loads of questions from our viewers,

-so I'm just going to get started, is that OK?

-Of course.

The first one is from Red Violet Dancing Ostrich.

-Well, that's the best name I've ever heard ever.

-Good name.

It says, "Do you have any secret talents and if so, what are they?"

-Secret talents.

-Secret...

Oh, yes! Mr Daniel Wilkin,

-he has the third largest tongue in Europe.

-Is that official?

-It's not, I've made it up, but we can pretend.

-Can we see it?

-Yeah.

-Show us. Oh! That's worthy of a round of applause!

APPLAUSE That's quite horrible!

I just got a clap for my tongue.

And Fire Opal Disco Dude - another great name -

says, "Who has the worst hair in the morning?"

Oh! Who's going to...

-Mine's pretty bad.

-It's curly, innit?

Mine's curly, so...

I know that when Charley wakes up his is exactly like this, exquisite.

-It never moves.

-It's exquisite.

-Thank you for coming in today.

-Thanks for having us.

There's more questions to check out online

and an exclusive online performance by Rixton.

While you get ready, just time to tell you

what's coming up on next week's show.

'We're going to be celebrating

'the start of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.'

'And Radzi and I head to the Scottish Borders

'to design our very own Blue Peter tartan.'

'I get to meet one of Great Britain's

'most successful Paralympic athletes, Libby Clegg.'

And the most famous bagpipe band in the world -

The Red Hot Chilli Pipers - are going to be right here.

-Can't wait.

-And they're playing the Blue Peter theme tune. Very cool.

And now, playing us out with their brand-new single, we love it,

it's Me And My Broken Heart with Rixton.

-We'll see you next week! Goodbye!

-Ta-ra!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

# All I need's a little love in my life

# All I need's a little love in the dark

# A little but I'm hoping it might kick-start

# Me and my broken heart

# I need a little loving tonight

# Hold me so I'm not falling apart

# A little but I'm hoping it might kick-start

# Me and my broken heart... #

Let's go!

# I got one, aimed at my heart

# You got one, tear me apart

# And then some

-# How do we call this love?

-Oh-oh-oh-oh

# I try to run away

# But your eyes tell me to stay

# Oh, why? Why do we call this love?

# Oh-oh-oh-oh

# It seems like we've been losing control, baby

# Somebody tell me I'm not alone

# When I say

# All I need's a little love in my life

# All I need's a little love in the dark

# A little but I'm hoping it might kick-start

# Me and my broken heart

# I need a little loving tonight

# Hold me so I'm not falling apart

# A little but I'm hoping it might kick-start

# Me and my broken heart... #

Whoo-hoo!

# Maybe some part of you just hates me

# So you pick me up and play me

# How do we call this love?

# Oh-oh-oh-oh

# One time Tell me you need me tonight

# To make it easy You lie

-# And say it's all for love

-Oh-oh-oh-oh

# It seems like we've been losing control, baby

# Somebody tell me I'm not alone

# When I say

# All I need's a little love in my life

# All I need's a little love in the dark

# A little but I'm hoping it might kick-start

# Me and my broken heart

# I need a little loving tonight

# Hold me so I'm not falling apart

# A little but I'm hoping it might kick-start

# Me and my broken... # Let's go! Hey!

# Whoa oh, whoa oh

# Me and my broken heart

# Whoa oh, whoa oh

# Me and my broken...

# Yeah, yeah...

# Me and my broken...

# Yeah, yeah... #

One, two...

# Me and my broken heart

# All I need's a little love in my life

# All I need's a little love in the dark

# A little but I'm hoping it might kick-start

# Me and my broken heart

# I need a little loving tonight

# Hold me so I'm not falling apart

# A little but I'm hoping it might kick-start

# Me and my broken heart. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE