Steam Railway & Museum Mr Bloom: Here and There


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# Hello, my name is Mr Bloom and I'd like to come to see you soon

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# I'm out on the road, you see

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# Here and there so that we can get together and have some fun

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# I'll help you out if there's work to be done

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# So where is it you'd like to go?

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# Call me up and let me know

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# What is it you like to do?

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# I'll pop along and do it too

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# Cities, towns, the countryside

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# I can travel far and wide

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# I'm all about and everywhere

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# I'm here and there

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# Here and there. #

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On Here And There.

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Ah, hello there, tiddlers, how are you tiddling? Mr Bloom here.

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Now, I like going out and about.

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I like going here and there to do lots of fun things

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and find out about new places.

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I'm wondering, what do you like to do where you live?

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Perhaps you like to go swimming with your family

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-or go to the park with friends.

-CLOCK CHIMES

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Looks like someone's got in touch. Right, let's see who it is.

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My name is Finley and I love trains.

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My mum works at the Railway Museum near where I live.

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Sometimes I get to help out too.

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-Would you like a leaflet?

-Yes, please. Thank you.

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Lots of people who live nearby also help out

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and they show visitors around the museum.

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Oh.

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There's a model railway and sometimes I get to control the train.

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It works just like a real railway.

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I can make the train stop...

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and start again.

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This button moves the tracks.

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And this button changes the signals.

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Come along, Mr Bloom, I'll show you around.

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Hey, well, that sounds like a great idea. I'd love to come.

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Whereabouts will I end up next?

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Let's put my route finder to the test.

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# It could be a beach, a village or a city

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# Museum or a school, a garden so pretty

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# A church or a station, river or town

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# I just can't wait till you show me around

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# Tiddlers, I'm on my way

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# So where am I today? #

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I wonder where Finley is.

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Hey, I know, I'll try the ticket office.

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Excuse me, I'm looking for Finley.

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-I'm Finley.

-Oh, so you are.

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You need a ticket from here

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and you'll be rooting tooting on the train.

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I'd like a ticket for the museum.

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The museum is free. You don't need a ticket.

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-Oh, the museum is free? Can you show me around?

-OK.

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Wow, look at these trains, Finley.

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These engines, they carried all sorts of things.

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They're proper old, aren't they?

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-Yeah.

-Hey, what are those over there?

-Signals.

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-Wow! So what have we got here?

-The signals and points.

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Oh, can you show me how it works?

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Yes. You can turn these knobs.

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You see the signals up there?

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Oh, yeah, it's making the lights change.

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The lights tell the trains what to do.

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-Green means go.

-Go!

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So that means the train can go.

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Double yellow means it's safe to pass but prepare to slow down.

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Amber means ready to go, and red means stop.

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Wow, that's very clever, isn't it?

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In fact, that's a bit like the traffic lights

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we see on the road, isn't it?

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-Hey, let's go and see what we've got over here.

-OK.

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Tiddlers that live nearby like visiting the museum.

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This is Kerris.

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This is where you move and the driver,

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you do this to move the train.

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She knows a lot about trains.

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This is where you put the coal to burn, to make the steam

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-because this is a steam train.

-Wow!

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Hey, hello there, tiddlers.

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-Have you been having a good time?

-Yes.

-Yeah.

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What's your favourite thing, Kerris?

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I like the way that the steam trains have to have coal to go

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-or they wouldn't move.

-What about you, Noah?

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I like the Royal Mail train that takes all the parcels and letters.

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These trains carry loads of different things, don't they?

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What other things might they carry?

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-They can carry people and food.

-They must be very strong, mustn't they?

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Seeing all these trains, I think I'd like to have a ride on one

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-if I could.

-TRAIN TOOTS

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-Oh! Hey, what do you think that was?

-A train.

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-Yeah, do you think we could catch it?

-Yes.

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Come on, let's be quick.

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MUSIC PLAYS

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-Hey, Finley, who's this?

-This is Ian, the engine driver.

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-Hello.

-It's nice to meet you, Ian.

-And you.

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I'm very excited about riding on your steam engine.

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Well, come aboard.

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Right then, driver Ian. How does a steam engine work?

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Well, to make it go, you need coal and you need water.

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The coal is in the bunker behind you.

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You shovel it from there into the fire box.

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Right, here I go.

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Right, we've got the coal in there. What happens next?

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The coal will heat the water and make steam.

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Once we've made enough steam, we're ready to go.

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-Would you like to sound the whistle?

-Would I?!

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Here I go. Three, two, one.

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WHISTLE BLOWS

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Right, thanks, Ian. See you later on.

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WHISTLE BLOWS

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As the train chugs along,

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it's time for Finley to help the conductor clip the tickets.

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Please could I have your ticket?

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Thank you.

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Thank you very much.

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-Thank you.

-There you go. Top job.

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Thank you.

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Hey, look at the lovely countryside.

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I can see why Finley loves where he lives.

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WHISTLE BLOWS

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Wow, Kerris, what can we see out the window?

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I can see the water and I can see the shore.

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I can see the hills over there.

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You can see where we're going and I can see where we've been.

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Now, is this train moving faster or slower than a modern train?

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-Slower because the coal would need time to burn.

-That's right.

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I think I like going slow.

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-Noah, it's good travelling by train, isn't it?

-Yeah.

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-Can you hear the engine?

-Yeah.

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It's going, chugga-chug, chugga-chug.

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WHISTLE BLOWS

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What type of things can trains bring?

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Well, clothes, food,

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all these sorts of things that people would like to buy in shops.

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There's loads of different types of trains

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and loads of things that can be carried by trains.

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CLOCK CHIMES

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Ah, it's the route finder.

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I think it wants to show us lots of different types of trains.

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Trains are a great way of getting things from one place to another.

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Trains can carry people and all sorts of other things for

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shops and factories.

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They can get to places quickly by going through tunnels

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and over bridges.

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This train even travels under the sea all the way from England

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to France.

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Some trains go at super fast speeds.

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Hey, this train will really get you somewhere in a hurry

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and our steam train has arrived.

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And after a lovely trip, we're back at the station. Come on, tiddlers.

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Oh, look at that. That's a smart-looking little engine too,

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although it's looking a bit empty to me.

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How do you think we could colour it up?

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-We could plant some plants in it.

-That is a top idea, Kerris.

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Then everyone who comes to the station can enjoy it.

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Come on, let's get cracking.

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MUSIC PLAYS

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Hey, you know what these are reminding me of?

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-These red flowers?

-Was it the red mail carriage?

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That's right. Yes, the red mail carriage. Yeah.

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-That's it, Kerris. Where are you going to put this one?

-Here.

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In there? Go on, then. Dig that a little bit deeper.

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-And then we'll have a nice yellow carriage, won't we?

-Yeah.

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MUSIC PLAYS

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This is a cracking job. It's looking a lot more colourful now, isn't it?

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-Yeah.

-You know what? What do all carriages need?

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-ALL: Passengers.

-Passengers, yeah.

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The train needs passengers, doesn't it?

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So, I've got some passengers. Pop that in there, Kerris.

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Oh, who's that, Hayley? Fiona. What about that, Noah?

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Ben, pop yourself in that carriage there.

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Then, Finley, I think you need to be driving this train, don't you?

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It's Finley. There we go.

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The train is ready to go.

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Oh, hey, you know what? I think it's time that I went.

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Thanks for inviting me today. I've had a top time.

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-You're welcome.

-Have you had fun, tiddlers?

-Yeah.

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Yeah, well, I'd best be off but join me soon when I'll be...

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-ALL: Here and there.

-Bye-bye.

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ALL: Bye.

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# Where is it you like to go?

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# Call me up and let me know

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# What is it you like to do?

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# I'll pop along and do it too

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# The cities, towns, the countryside

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# I can travel far and wide.

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# I'm all about and everywhere

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# I'm here and there. #

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