Bluebird and the Tootle Plinks Everything's Rosie

# All sing along, all sing along

# We can laugh and play

# It's fun all day When we all sing our song

# Everything's Rosie Everything's Rosie

# Everything's fun when your friends are around

# Raggles and Bluebird

# Big Bear and Oakley

# Everything is Rosie now

# Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh. #

ALL: Hooray! Happy anniversary, Saffy!

Ho-ho-ho. Thank you, everyone.

The day I was planted here was a very special day.

I feel so lucky to live in a wonderful world of friendship.

We're lucky to have you here.

I'd like to celebrate this day and our friendship,

by playing my music on the wind.

CHIMES TINKLE

See how the breeze makes my chimes tinkle.

ALL: Wow!

That's beautiful, Saffy!

Ho-ho-ho. I'm glad you like it, Rosie.

Because I'd like you all to join in and play music with me later.

That sounds fun.

Let's go and practise our musical instruments.

Hello, Bluebird. Don't you want to go and practise with the others?

Ooh. Something's wrong with my kazoo.

I don't have an instrument to play.

Don't worry, Bluebird, I think I have just the thing.

Oh, thank you. They're wonderful. What are they?

They're panpipes.

Remember, Bluebird, great things are achieved with a little practice.

ROSIE HUMS RAGGLES WHISTLES

Aren't you going to play anything, Rosie?

He-he-he. My singing voice is my instrument, Raggles.

ROSIE HUMS RAGGLES WHISTLES

Oops. I think I need a little more practice.

I can't wait for us all to play together.

We'll be like one big band.

We can't be a band. We haven't got a name.

Hmm. What about, "Rosie And The Hum-hums"?

No! The Raggles Ragband, or The Wild Whistle Band.

We need something that sounds like the music we make.

-Oh. The Really Horrible Squeaks?

-He-he.

-He-he.

What's wrong, Bluebird?

Saffy gave me these panpipes,

and I don't want to let her down on her big day,

but I don't know how to play them.

Oh, don't worry, Bluebird.

I'm sure that if you practise and don't give up,

you'll play those panpipes perfectly.

Of course I'll be perfect. Ho-ho!

Perhaps you could try blowing into them?

PANPIPES TOOT He-he-he-he.

-PANPIPES TOOT Ha-ha-ha-ha.

-Oh!

Little acorns, it's not nice to laugh at Bluebird.

He-he-he-he.

Do you mind? Huh.

Remember, Bluebird, practice makes perfect.

Come on, Big Bear.

I'll be right there.

Ooh. Playing the spoons is tricky.

I think it's easier if you only play two spoons at a time, Big Bear.

Oh!

That's it, Big Bear.

Oops.

He-he. Let's keep practising, Big Bear.

-PANPIPES TOOT

-Ooh!

Tootle, tootle, more tootle!

They are not tootles. They are panpipes.

More tootles!

You're putting me off!

Oh! I'll have to go and find somewhere else to practise.

-Hi, Oakley.

-Since you won't be able to join us later,

we thought we'd come to play and sing for you.

Oh, how wonderful!

As the oldest tree in the garden,

I know how important this day is for Saffy.

I hope she likes our playing.

Ready, Raggles?

WHISTLE MUSIC

ROSIE HUMS

Oh, beautiful!

-DRUM BOOMS

-Will!

You spoilt our tune!

Sorry. Come on, let's get started.

OK, from the top.

One, two, three, four.

Why have you stopped?

You're too noisy.

WILL DRUMS QUIETLY

THEY PLAY

Ah. Perfect.

Not quite, Oakley. We still haven't got a name for our band.

Let's see if everyone's ready.

Good luck, everyone.

THEY PLAY MUSIC

Listen! What's that?

PANPIPES TOOT Cool instrument!

This is a very special instrument,

given to me by Saffy. They're called...

Tootle, tootle, tootle! More tootle!

-THEY LAUGH

-Oh!

Stop that! If you're all going to laugh at me, then I'm not playing.

But, Bluebird, we weren't laughing at you.

-We were laughing at the...

-Huh!

..little acorns.

Tootle, tootle!

I think we've upset Bluebird. We can't be a band without her.

I'll never be able to play the panpipes perfectly,

no matter how hard I practise.

They sounded pretty good to me.

I played them for the others and they all laughed at me.

I'm sure they didn't mean to upset you.

Well, it's too late. I'm not playing.

But they'll miss you in the band, especially Saffy.

We all want you back, Bluebird.

Especially the little acorns.

They were teasing me. Shouting, "Tootle, tootle, all the time.

They were enjoying the music.

-Please play with us, Bluebird.

-Huh!

It's time for our performance.

We can't let Saffy down on her special day.

Oh!

Don't forget, Bluebird, it's not your special day,

it's Saffy's.

Hi, Saffy. Are you ready?

I'm afraid it is not to be.

The wind has stopped blowing.

ALL: Oh, no!

The wind decides when my chimes shall play.

I can't make my music without it.

But you really wanted us all to play together.

Don't worry. You must play and I'll imagine I'm playing with you.

Poor Saffy!

It's horrible not being able to play with the others.

Ah, I should know.

PANPIPES TOOT

Yay! Tootle! Tootle, tootle, tootle.

Oh, not you again! Shoo!

THEY PLAY MUSIC

Squawk! Leave me alone. Aah!

TINKLING Pling, pling, pling!

Listen! Bluebird made the chimes sound.

ALL: Wow!

I did?

Yes.

Bluebird, if you flap your wings and make wind for the chimes,

Saffy could join in after all.

Flap my wings? What about my panpipes?

What Rosie means is, you could conduct the instruments, like this.

Hmm, a conductor.

Of course I'll do it.

Great.

And thanks to the little acorns, I've got a name for our band too.

Let's start our performance of Music On The Wind,

by The Tootle Plinks.

ALL: Hooray!

Perfect!

This is the happiest of many happy days,

in the garden with my friends,

and the best music on the wind, I've ever heard.

Hm. Hmm. Hummm!

Bra-ha-hoo! My kazoo! Oh, thanks, little acorns.

Hummm! THEY LAUGH

Rosie, do you think if I practise like Bluebird

I can learn something new, too?

Yes, I'm sure Oakey's right. Practice makes perfect.

He-he-he. What do you think, Rosie?

Ha-ha. Perfect, Raggles.

-Ha-ha-ha.

-He-he-he.

# Everything's Rosie

# Everything's Rosie

# Everything's fun

# When your friends are around

# Raggles and Bluebird

# Big Bear and Oakley

# Everything is Rosie now. #