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Jump on board and let your CBBC mates take you on a tour

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of the great American song book!

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Richard rocks out in New York City. Johny's shaking in his boots!

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Michelle's on a rollercoaster, Naomi's world's turned upside down,

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Ed gets stressed in the dark and Iain plans a wedding!

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# All over the place

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# All over the place

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# North, south, east, west, On a bizarre quest

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# Me and my mates all over the place!

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# It's true what you've heard, everything is absurd

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# Whatever we do is strange but true!

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# All over the place

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# All over the place

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# Bet you didn't know there's stuff all over the States

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# But it turns out all over the place! #

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Typical Ed, he's late. He's going to miss the flight home.

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Excuse me. Ooh, sorry!

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-Ed, what's this?

-This? It's my hand luggage!

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-What's all this other stuff?

-What do I do at the end of every series?

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You sit in a corner, hugging a teddy, crying for a week!

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No. No, the other thing.

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Oh, sorry. You collect insignia from every place we've visited! Right.

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I've got stuff from all over the USA.

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I got this from the bunny collectors.

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Oh! And this, this is from the museum.

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The museum of, um...

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The museum of, er...

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The museum. The museum of, um...

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-The Banana Museum.

-So nearly had that!

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I don't want to forget what an amazing time we had.

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That won't happen. Look at this.

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They're showing Our Songs as the in-flight movie!

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-No way!

-Yeah.

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-What, like an end of series compilation show?

-Exactly.

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Like an end of series compilation show.

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Well, in that case, let's party!

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Woo-hoo-hoo-hoo!

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Woo-hoo-hoo!

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Sorry. It's just that Richard and I had to pick up a fancy dress costume

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in this shop in New York.

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Party Shop!

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# Let me take you to a shop that's real sweet

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# Here in New York on West 21st Street

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# Goes by the name of Abracadabra

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# Whatever we need, they're gonna have, yeah!

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# Hope you're feeling experimental

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# There's 10,000 costumes available for rental

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# A thousand square metres of retail space

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# If you wanna dress up, this is the place

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# Party Shop is gonna blow your mind

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# There's not a costume that you cannot find

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# Every outfit under the sun

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# Let's get going, try them on

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# We should go round as a double act

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# The crime-fighting duo

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-#

-Bagsy me for Batman

-I wanna be Batman, too, though!

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# How about nacho libre, if your auntie will allow us,

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# Cos if there's a look I can carry off

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# It's pants outside my trousers!

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# Let's keep it American

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# I'll go as Abe Lincoln

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# I'd rather be Cleopatra, a glamorous Ancient Egyptian

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-# We could be a pair of Romans

-I say we go more quirky

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# So what's your suggestion?

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# How about a turkey?

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# Party Shop right here in New York

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# Every costume to fit one and all

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# Any outfit you need they can get

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# But we haven't quite decided yet

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# Dress up, dress up

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# Costumes as far as the eye can see

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# Dress up, dress up

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# And thousands of accessories

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# Dress up, dress up

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# I could do this all afternoon

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# Dress up, dress up. #

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Hurry up, guys. We're closing soon.

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Sorry.

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# Every day we're dressing up

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# Party Shop has truly got it all

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# Costumes stacked wall to wall

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# Outfits piled high on every shelf

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# Probably having a party itself

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# Party Shop is where I want to be

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# I could live in here quite happily

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# We need to get a move on and decide

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# Make your mind up and I'll meet you outside

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# I'll take this one. #

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A-hem. Sorry. I'll take this one.

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Good afternoon, everyone aboard. This is your captain speaking.

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There you go, "Captain Speaking".

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This is Captain Speaking speaking.

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And with me is my new co-pilot, Jenkins,

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who I'm reliably informed is "well good at planes".

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Brrrr! Rarrrr!

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-I also make a mean giraffe.

-Not bad.

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So just settle back in your seats and enjoy the next song,

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which is all about Paul Bunyan,

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the USA's biggest folk hero.

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Folk hero? Yee-hah!

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No, no. Not as in folk music.

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-Just that a lot of folk like him.

-Oh.

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Well, that's awfully embarrassing.

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What a strange man.

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We're here in Minnesota at a theme park

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that celebrates the life of North American folk hero, Paul Bunyan.

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You're probably thinking, "Who is Paul Bunyan?"

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I certainly am!

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And why has he got his own theme park, Paul Bunyan Land?

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Again, you read my mind.

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Well, there is just one way to explain all this.

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Is it through the medium of popular song, Naomi?

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-Yes, it is!

-Who writes this stuff?

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Not us, Paul. Not us! Cue the song!

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# This theme park in the Minnesota town of Brainerd

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# Is devoted to someone of whom we've not heard

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# This enormous statue is the very man

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# He's called Bunyan and this is called Bunyan Land

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# Who is he and what is he supposed to do?

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# Well, the way he's dressed should give us a clue

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# A lumberjack shirt and a lumberjack hat

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# I've no idea!

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-A lumberjack?

-I'd never have got that.

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# He's a giant American folk hero

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# We're not actually certain who he is, though

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# If we want to find out it's the place to go

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# So let's go-o-o

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# Let's go to Paul Bunyan Land!

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# Every American has heard of Paul Bunyan

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# And made the blue ox his animal companion

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# There's spot the reversible dog

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# Poor pup

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# I don't think he knows which way is up

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# Everything about Bunyan is bigger and better

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# From his giant pocket watch

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# To posting a letter

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# The tall tales of Paul and his pals are right

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# This is the first time I've heard of him in my entire life

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# He's an enormous mythical lumberjack

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# He accomplishes feats with his trusty axe

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# Any other questions feel free to ask

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# When you go-o-o

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# You go to Paul Bunyan Land

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# No-one is really sure if there was a real Paul

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# Is he just mythical

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# Did he exist at all

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# Some say he was dreamed up as an ad campaign

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# Either way at least

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# We now know his name

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# He's a storybook hero from olden days

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# Known the entire breadth of the USA

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# Though the first that we heard of him was today

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# Now we know-o-o

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# All about Paul Bunyan and

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# It's thanks to Paul Bunyan Land! #

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The in-flight entertainment is excellent, but I'm a bit peckish.

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Chicken or slop?

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Chicken or slop?

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No?

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Chicken or slop?

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I don't know. What sort of chicken is it?

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Sloppy chicken.

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-Right. What sort of slop is it?

-Sloppy slop.

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-Oh. You know...

-Or...there's the special.

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-What's that?

-Extra sloppy sloppy slop!

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Right.

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I'll just watch the song.

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So you don't want any slop?

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I think my singing is sloppy enough as it is!

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On second thoughts, maybe I will have some slop.

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Great!

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Let's just hope we don't hit any...

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turbulence.

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Is it just me, or is this plane run by total cowboys?

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Bit like the ones Johny and I met in Tombstone, Arizona.

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-Did you just say slop?

-No.

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Let's go!

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# Walking warily down the street

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# In an Arizona town

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# Don't shoot! We're not real cowboys

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# Johny, keep your voice down

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# It's not the Wild West here these days

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# Those dangerous times are gone

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# People now visit Tombstone

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# To learn about what went on

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# Back in the 1870s

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# It was a silver mining town

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# Cowboys came to seek their fortune

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# From miles and miles around

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# Had a reputation as a violent place

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# You could often hear a gun battle

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# If I was a cowboy way back then, I'd stick to herding cattle

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# Under the desert sky

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# This town's too tough to die

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# Most famous shoot-out of all time

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# Was in 1881

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# It only lasted 30 seconds

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# But its legend still lives on

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# The gun fight at the O.K Corral

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# Here's an interesting fact to know

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# It actually took place in a vacant lot

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# By a photography studio

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# Wyatt Earp and his brothers

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# Along with Doc Holliday

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# Took some lawless cowboys on

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# That fateful October day

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# Cleaning up the Tombstone streets they saw as a must

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# And the lawmen shot the cowboys dead

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# Three of them bit the dust

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# It's quite a grizzly past

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# This place is a blast #

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-GUNFIRE

-What was that? What was that?

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Don't panic. It's just a re-enactment.

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They put them on for the tourists. I hope!

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Boothill Cemetery is the resting place

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for this notorious band of brothers.

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And judging by the number of tombstones,

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a couple of hundred others!

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# It's called Boothill cos many victims were buried with their boots on

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# Being a cowboy was a dangerous game

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# So why have we got these cowboy suits on?

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I think I'd feel a lot safer dressed as a sheriff!

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# A real frontier town

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# Two times it burnt down

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# America's Wild West

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# Cowboy, you're under arrest! #

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OMG! You'll never guess who's on the plane!

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Only that fella from All Over The Place!

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-All over where?

-That bloke you were serving.

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That's Ed What's-his-face.

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Oh, he's an absolute dreamboat, and so talented.

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Personally, I prefer popular, if somewhat underrated Iain Sterling.

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No. He can only do one accent.

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"Hello. I'm Iain. Would you like to hear my American accent?

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"It's exactly the same as all the other ones."

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At least he's not got a big nose!

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-Ed's not got a big nose!

-It's massive!

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Imagine it coming at you through the TV!

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Imagine it in 3D!

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Anyway, it's time for another song now.

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This one's all about when Ed and Michelle went to a shopping centre.

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What was Ed shopping for? A smaller nose?

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I'll pretend I didn't hear that.

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# Here in Minnesota

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# Got a real sight for you all

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# What America does best

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# A great big enormous sprawling shopping mall

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# 520 shops

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# 40 million visits a year

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# It's the Mall of America

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# Hope there's a map!

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# Yes. You are...here

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# But take a quick look to the left

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# It's quite an interesting sight

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Isn't that a theme park?

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For once, Ed, you are right.

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# Everyone's so funny, funny, funny

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# Put away your money, money, money

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# Forget about buying a car or a toaster

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# Instead have a go on a rollercoaster

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# It's not just about a spending spree

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# Or partaking in retail therapy

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# The price tags no longer interest me

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# Although I should point out these rides aren't free

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# Have you ever seen

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# Such a thing before?

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# Over 20 theme park rides

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# Inside an enormous sprawling shopping mall

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# Take a quick look to the right

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# You won't believe your eyes

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-Is that a sea life centre?

-Yep.

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Why am I not surprised?

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# It's not about the shopping, shopping, shopping

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# Your jaw will be dropping, dropping, dropping

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# Forget about buying a present for your mum

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# And spend the day at an aquarium

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# A million-gallon tank full of sea creatures

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# For a shopping centre, it's an unusual feature

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# An underground tunnel watching sharks above

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# I usually hate shopping, but this I love!

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-# 52 planes could fit

-Inside the mall

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-# 12,000 staff employed

-Inside the mall

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-# They've even got plants and trees

-Inside the mall

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-# And two enormous parking lots

-Inside the mall

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-No, Ed. They're outside. Pay attention.

-Oh.

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# Forget about the shopping, shopping, shopping

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# Here we will be stopping, stopping, stopping

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# Instead of picking up some product for my hair

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# I get to spend the day at a massive fair

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# Who is interested in a cash transaction

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# When there's an aquarium as an attraction?

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# How can a shopping centre have this much action?

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# Though some would call it a slight distraction! #

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I do actually need some hair wax.

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OK. Back we go.

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How are we doing, Jenkins? How far is it to London?

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MUNCHING

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Is that cream round your mouth?

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-Don't tell me...

-Sorry, sir,

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but somebody brought...cakes on a plane!

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Calm down, Jenkins. Besides, it's time you took control.

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It's all very confusing.

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Nonsense. Pay attention.

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These are the twiddly knob things. This is the pull up and down thing.

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And this... SQUEAK!

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is a squeaky shoe.

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-It's your turn now.

-OK. Um...

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Oh, it's not to difficult this.

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You'll enjoy the next song, sir. It's about an upside-down house.

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-Jenkins.

-Yes, sir?

-You're an idiot.

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Thank you, sir.

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# We're here in Wisconsin

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# In a place they call The Dells

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# To check out the White House

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# Where the US President dwells

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# Hang on just a minute

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# What did you just say?

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# The White House is in Washington DC

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# Roughly 1,000 miles that way!

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# This is a scale replica

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# Like nothing you've ever seen

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# They've turned the concept on its head

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# Ooh, I see what you mean

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# They built this White House upside-down

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# As a tourist attraction

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# If confusion is your thing

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# You're guaranteed satisfaction

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# It looks mighty impressive

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# Like it's fallen from the sky

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# Whoever parked the car here

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# Is in for a surprise!

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# Even when you're inside

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# It's topsy-turvy too

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# The furniture is stuck way up there

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# Hope they used a decent glue!

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# The floor becomes the ceiling

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# And the ceiling becomes the floor

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# Though despite being upside-down

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# The walls remain the walls

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# They built this White House upside-down

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# A presidential home from home

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# If the furniture falls off

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Don't worry. It's all made from light-weight foam!

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# This is the Oval Office

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# The president's work place

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# That's George Washington up there

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# First leader of the USA

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# He never lived at the White House

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# He lived at Mount Vernon instead

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# He wouldn't have liked it here that much

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# Gives you a rush of blood to the head!

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# They built this White House upside-down

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# The reason's not entirely clear

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# Just one thing we'd like to ask

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# What's this T.Rex doing here?

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# They built this White House upside-down

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# A stranger place we've not found

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# But we're the other side of the world #

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So for you at home, it's the right way round.

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Yeah. Doesn't quite work like that, Ed.

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Oh. I'd love to live in an upside-down house.

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Really? What about when you went to the toilet?

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I'm going to miss that about America.

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What? Upside-down toilets?

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-Every time you went for a poo...

-No.

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I mean all the things that America's got that nowhere else has.

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Where in Britain can you see stuff so old, it's from the Triassic period?

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Have you seen my grandmother's living room furniture?

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I mean the national forest that Johny and I visited in Arizona.

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Ah, yes. Of course.

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You guys were the first people ever

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to write a Saturdays-inspired pop song

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-about petrified trees!

-Really? Were we the first?

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It seemed the obvious thing to do, to me.

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# Petrified

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# Let us take you on a journey back in time

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# Cos this place is gonna blow your mind

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# Better all prepare yourselves for a big shock

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-# Cos this forest, it's made from rock

-Made from rock

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# Would you please explain the science to me if you could?

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# Basically, quartz replaced organic matter in the wood

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# So these are all dried up, all dried up

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# All dried up and petrified

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# All dried up, all dried up

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# All dried up and petrified

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# It used to be living things

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# Years ago, they all died

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# All dried up, all dried up

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# All dried up and petrified

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# Back in the Triassic period, don't you know

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-# That's 200 million years ago

-Years ago

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# The trees became buried beneath the river bed

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-# Then they became fossils instead

-Fossils instead

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# Over time the Earth's crust moved and it eroded away

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# And what's left are the relics of those ancient days

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# And they are all dried up, all dried up

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# All dried up and petrified

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# All dried up, all dried up

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# All dried up and petrified

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# It used to be living things

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# Dinosaurs, plants and reptiles

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# All dried up, all dried up

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# All dried up and petrified

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# In the desert there's a rock all colourfully arranged

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# They tell of past environments, how the climate has changed

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# The petroglyphs are real proof

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# That humans were here too

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# Simple drawings carved in rock

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# That one looks like you!

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# Petrified

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# All dried up, all dried up

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# All dried up and petrified

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# All dried up, all dried up

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# All dried up and petrified

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# Here in Arizona

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# Present and the past collide

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# All dried up, all dried up

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# All dried up and petrified #

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Ooh, you lot are funny!

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As if a tree could be turned into stone!

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No, it does happen. The wood becomes fossilised.

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I think someone's a little travel sick, don't you?

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I'm not sick. Petrified trees exist.

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Course they do, love. So do wizards and leprechauns.

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-You don't understand. It's an actual...

-Have a little sleep.

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When you wake up, hopefully the next song will be more realistic.

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The next song is about when Ed and I went to Vegas.

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Ed got married to himself.

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Married to himself, now, is he?

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Yes, he was dressed as a hula girl.

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Right. Yes.

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And I was dressed as Elvis and a vampire.

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Is there a doctor on board? He's gone completely doolally.

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I'm not doolally! I'm a children's television presenter!

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I've got a talking dog. We link into the shows.

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Move away for your own safety.

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Ed did get married to himself. I didn't dream it.

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Did I?

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Last year, 89,407 couples in love

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decided to get married in one of these 35 wedding chapels.

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Ed has asked me to be his best man and organise his wedding.

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Do you know, I've never seen him so happy.

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I'm so happy!

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-See?

-I'm so happy, Iain,

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I want to get married right here, right now.

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Isn't that a stroke of luck?

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# It's a beautiful day

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# The sun is high

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# In the blue, blue, blue Las Vegas sky

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# And I've decided

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# I want to get wed

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# Well, you're in luck, mate

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# Don't know if you've heard

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# We're in the marriage capital of the world

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# You could easily be Mr and Mrs Ed

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# Getting married in Vegas isn't very hard

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# See this little chapel on the boulevard

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# Thousands every year come here to say "I do"

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# You could be all done and dusted in a minute or two

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# Wo-oh-oh-oh-oh

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# I'll have the wedding of my dreams

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# Did you know-oh-oh-oh

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# The weddings here are themes

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# You can dress as Elvis, use this massive car

0:24:190:24:22

# I could go Hawaiian in this coconut bra

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# How about a vampire

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# Or try inter-galactic

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# There's Egyptian costumes and gangster suits

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# I never knew getting married could be such a hoot

0:24:350:24:38

# Oh, I like this grim reaper

0:24:390:24:40

# That's a little drastic

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# With a choice of chapels, what could be finer

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# Getting hitched in a gazebo or a '50 diner

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# My darling bride-to-be is sure to go wow

0:24:510:24:54

# When Dracula reads out the wedding vows

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# Wo-oo-oo-oo-oo

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# Can't wait to tie the knot

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# Mind you-oo-oo-oo

0:25:040:25:07

# Is this the biggest size you've got?

0:25:070:25:09

# I'll need something old, something new

0:25:110:25:13

# Something borrowed, something blue

0:25:130:25:17

# Well your jokes are old and your haircut's new

0:25:170:25:20

# You can borrow my socks, and will this do?

0:25:200:25:23

# Woo-oo-oo-oo-oo

0:25:230:25:26

# Come on, let's do this thing

0:25:270:25:29

# Have you-oo-oo-oo-oo

0:25:300:25:32

# Remembered the ring?

0:25:330:25:35

# Woh-oo-oo-oo-oo

0:25:360:25:38

# It's going to be the best day of my life

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# Although-oh-oh-oh

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# I just need to find someone to be my wife! #

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Ah. Don't worry, mate. I'm sure you'll find a wife eventually.

0:25:550:25:59

In fact, I think that stewardess fancies you a bit.

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Oh. OK.

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That's weird on every level.

0:26:080:26:10

Thanks for the vote of confidence, though.

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'We are now approaching London.

0:26:140:26:16

'Could all passengers prepare for landing,

0:26:160:26:18

'terrible weather and endless re-runs of Top Gear.'

0:26:180:26:21

We're over and done for another year.

0:26:210:26:23

What was your favourite bit of the whole series?

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Do you know what? I'd have to say

0:26:260:26:29

it was spending time with all my totally brilliant CBBC mates.

0:26:290:26:33

I now see why they gave us a sick bag.

0:26:360:26:38

Only joking, mate.

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Actually, I was sick in that earlier.

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Oh. Sorry, madam!

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I do agree with you, though.

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I love spending time with you guys.

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In fact, I don't want to go home.

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If you think about it, we don't have to.

0:26:530:26:55

We're on a plane. We could go anywhere.

0:26:550:26:57

We could go to France.

0:26:570:26:59

-Or Australia.

-The moon.

0:26:590:27:02

Who wants to boldly go where no CBBC presenters have been before?

0:27:020:27:07

Yeah!

0:27:070:27:09

Captain, take this plane all over the place!

0:27:120:27:16

You don't think he'll really fly us to the moon, do you?

0:27:180:27:20

I hope not. I haven't packed my zero-gravity underpants.

0:27:200:27:23

Did you? Stop the plane!

0:27:230:27:25

You all been watching All Over The Place!

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