Pennod 38 Bach a Mawr


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-# It doesn't matter

-if you're tiny or tall

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-# It doesn't matter

-if you're big or small

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-# If you want to have fun,

-it doesn't matter at all

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-# You've got it, Mawr!

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-# You've got it, Mawr!

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-# Thank you, Bach!

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-# Skipping, flipping,

-climbing up a rope

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-# Hiding, riding,

-sliding down a slope

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-# Skating on an ice cube,

-swinging on a star

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-# It makes no difference

-what size you are

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-# If you want to have fun

-it doesn't matter at all

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-# Here we are,

-we're Bach and Mawr #

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-I don't need that.

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-I don't need that, either.

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-What's that banana doing there?

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-Hey, Mawr! What are you doing?

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-Well, my little orange friend,

-I'm building...

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-..a Grumpometer.

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-What's a Grumpometer?

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-It's a machine which tells me

-if someone's a bit grumpy...

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-..a bit angry...

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-..or absolutely furious.

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-Oh! Why do you need to know that?

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-Good question.

-Why do I need to know?

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-It could come in handy

-to stop an argument...

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-..or to solve a problem.

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-It works! It works!

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-It works! It works!

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-Look, Bach!

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-Someone somewhere in the world

-is feeling a bit grumpy.

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-Wow!

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-Yes, a bit grumpy. Brilliant!

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-Do you see?

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-My Grumpometer tells me

-these frogs are absolutely furious.

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-What now then, Mawr?

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-We'll stop the argument.

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-We'll stop the argument.

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-Croak!

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-We'll stop the argument.

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-Frogs! Hello, may I have

-your attention?

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-Great! Thank you.

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-All I wanted to say is

-if you're angry with someone...

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-..it's a good idea to let them know.

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-But don't shout because

-that will make things worse.

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-THEY CROAK LOUDLY

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-Be quiet!

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-My eardrums will burst.

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-I don't know what your problem is...

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-..but I know how it feels

-to be angry with a friend.

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-I was really angry when Mawr

-poured porridge into my hat.

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-He once told me

-not to eat cheese in the bed...

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-..and a second later, he told me not

-to eat cheese in the bath, either.

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-Don't do this, don't do that!

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-What I'm trying to say is

-stop arguing.

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-Did you see that?

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-I'm brilliant! Come and see me

-if you need any more advice.

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-Bach - The Frog Argument Stopper.

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-My work here is done, Mawr.

-Let's go.

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-LOUD CROAKING

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-Frogs, when I said you could

-come to me for more advice...

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-..I didn't mean

-in the middle of the night!

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-Make the noise stop, Mawr!

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-Wait a second.

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-I can't switch off the alarm

-until the frogs calm down.

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-In that case, take it downstairs.

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-Alright. No problem.

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-Frogs, we'll discuss this

-in the morning.

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-It's bedtime now.

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-The frogs must be friends again.

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-Everything is lovely and quiet,

-at last.

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-Yes. Thank goodness for that.

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-HE YAWNS

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-I can't take another frog.

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-Me neither.

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-Toast?

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-Toast?

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-Yes, please.

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-I see. Don't worry, it's alright.

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-We can cope with one frog.

-No problem.

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-If there were two frogs in here,

-we'd have a problem.

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-Oh, no! They're arguing again.

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-Oh, no! Oh, no!

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-Oh, no! Oh, no!

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-Let's get out of here.

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-We've got to stop this arguing.

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-What shall we do?

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-It would help if we knew

-why they were arguing.

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-The only way to find out

-is to think like a frog.

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-We must put ourselves

-in their shoes.

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-They don't wear shoes.

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-Anyway, I have a better idea.

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-If the frogs are in our house...

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-THUD

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-..I'm going to move to their pond.

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-Alright. How does a frog think?

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-I need to see the world

-through froggy eyes.

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-# I'm gonna think like a frog

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-# Yes, to think like a frog

-would be wise

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-# I'm gonna think like a frog

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-# And see the world

-through their froggy eyes

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-# Does one frog have a loud snore

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-# Which the other frog

-just can't ignore?

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-# And having no rest,

-they're angry and stressed

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-# Maybe that's why they're so sore

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-# I'm gonna think like a frog

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-# Yes, to think like a frog

-would be wise

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-# I'm gonna think like a frog

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-# And see the world

-through their froggy eyes #

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-Well, I think

-I've got everything, Mawr.

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-I've dragged all our stuff

-to the side of the pond.

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-What's wrong?

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-I've tried hard all afternoon

-but I can't think like a frog.

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-That's because you're not a frog.

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-If you want to think like a frog...

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-..you've got to look like a frog.

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-Does that really

-make me look like a frog?

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-Well, you look more like a frog

-than you did a minute ago.

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-Choose a hat.

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-Alright. You're not a frog

-if you don't wear a hat.

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-That's right.

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-The hats!

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-Hello, lovely little frogs.

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-Wait just a minute.

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-One here and the other one there.

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-Pop this one on there.

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-Here comes the other one.

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-They were wearing the wrong hats.

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-They were wearing the wrong hats.

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-No wonder they were grumpy.

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-There's nothing worse

-than wearing the wrong hat.

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-I'm glad that's over and done with.

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-I'm going back to bed.

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-Hang on, Bach!

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-The bed isn't up there.

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-Come on.

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-We'll put everything back tomorrow.

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-What did you do with

-the Grumpometer, Mawr?

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-I put it in the pond.

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-I don't want to see or hear

-that machine again.

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-Neither do I.

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-Sleep tight, Mawr.

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