Julie Andrews Hour with Sammy Davis Jr

MUSICAL INTRO

-ANNOUNCER:

-Ladies and gentlemen, here's Julie!

APPLAUSE

# The world is made of music

# Never-ending symphonies of sound surround us

# Miracles of melody abound around us, too

# It's a musical world

# Such a beautiful world

# Listen to the rhythm of a storm in summer

# Hear the mellow melody when church bells chime

# Isn't that as magical as once upon a time?

# It's a musical world

# Such a beautiful world

# Ding-dong, sing a song of spring and summer

# Spring song, summer song and opera new

# I love music and I know that you do, too

# It's a musical world

# Such a beautiful world. #

Oh, ladies and gentlemen, we truly do have a beautiful

and musical world tonight

with Mr Sammy Davis!

APPLAUSE

# Ding-dong, sing a song of spring and summer

# Spring song, summer song and opera new

# I love music, and I know that you do, too

# It's a musical world

# Such a beautiful world

# Ding-dong, sing a song of spring and summer

# Spring song, summer song and opera new

# We love music and we know that you do, too

# It's a musical world

# It's a musical world

# It's a beautiful world

# It's a beautiful world

# Such a beautiful world... #

Oh, yeah!

Welcome, welcome! At long last, huh?

I can't wait! You know, I really can't believe that

-we've never worked together before!

-That's right!

-We've known each other for years.

-Yes, we were neighbours on Broadway.

That's right. You were in Camelot, I was in Golden Boy.

We used to have dinner after the show, even.

We even saw shows together, but we never worked together.

Listen, Sammy, tonight is a first, so why don't we make the most of it?

-All right, what will we do?

-We can do anything you want.

Wait a minute. You mean I can be Henry Higgins for a minute?

Oh, Sammy! Yeah, you know, you just snap your fingers,

-and you're right in it, are you ready?

-Yes.

-OK.

Oh, why can't a woman be more like a man?

APPLAUSE

# Men are so honest

# So thoroughly square

# Eternally noble

# Historically fair

# Who, when you win, will always give your back a pat

# Why can't a woman be like that?

# Why does every one do what the others do?

# Can't a woman learn to use her head?

# I mean, why do they always do the things their mothers do?

# Why don't they grow up like their fathers instead?

# Oh, why can't a woman take after a man?

# Men are so pleasant

# So easy to please

# Whenever you're with them, you're always at ease

# Would you be slighted, if I didn't speak for hours? #

Of course not!

# Would you be livid

# If I had a drink or two? #

Nonsense!

# Would you be wounded

# If I never sent you flowers? #

Never!

# Then why can't a woman

# Be like you? #

LAUGHTER

# Now, one man in a million may shout a bit

# Now and then, there's one with slight defects

# One, perhaps, whose truthfulness you doubt a bit

# But by and large, we are a marvellous sex!

# Oh, why can't a woman behave like a man?

# Men are so friendly

# Good-natured and kind

# A better companion, you never will find

# If I were hours late for dinner, would you bellow? #

Of course not!

# If I forgot your silly birthday, would you fuss? #

Nonsense!

# Would you complain if I took out another fellow? #

Never!

# Then why can't a woman

# Be like us? #

LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

'NO!

'I won't, I won't!'

I won't study one more ruddy word!

# Just you wait, 'enry 'iggins

# Just you wait!

# You'll be sorry, but your tears'll be too late!

# You'll be broke, and I'll have money

# Will I help you? Don't be funny!

# Just you wait, 'enry 'iggins

# Just you wait!

# Just you wait, 'enry 'iggins, till you're sick

# And you scream to fetch a doctor double-quick

# I'll be off a second later

# And go straight to the the-atre!

# Oh-ho-ho, 'enry 'iggins, just you wait!

# Ooh, 'enry 'iggins!

# Just you wait until we're swimmin' in the sea!

# Ooh, 'enry 'iggins!

# And you get a cramp a little way from me!

# When you yell you're going to drown

# I'll get dressed and go to town!

# Oh-ho-ho, 'enry 'iggins!

# Oh-ho-ho, 'enry 'iggins!

# Just...you...wait!

# One day, I'll be famous!

# I'll be proper and prim

# Go to St James so often, I will call it St Jim!

# One evening, the King will say

# "Oh, Liza, old thing

# "I want all of England

# "Your praises to sing

# "Next week, on the 20th of May

# "I proclaim Liza Doolittle Day!

# "All the people will celebrate the glory of you

# "And whatever you wish and want, I gladly will do!"

# "Thanks a lot, King," says I, in a manner well-bred

# "But all I want is 'enry 'iggins' 'ead!"

# "Done," says the King with a stroke

# "Guard, run and bring in the bloke!"

# Then they'll march you, 'enry 'iggins to the wall

# And the King will tell me

# "Liza, sound the call!"

# As they raise their rifles higher

# I'll shout, "Ready!

# "Aim!

# "Fire!"

# Ohho-ho, 'enry 'iggins

# Down you'll go, 'enry 'iggins!

# Just...you...wait! #

Argh!

LAUGHTER AND CHEERING

KNOCK ON DOOR

Who is it?

# Well, it's good old reliable Nathan!

# Nathan, Nathan, Nathan Detroit

# You promise me this, you promise me that

# You promise me everything under the sun

# But you give me a kiss and you're grabbing your hat

# And you're off to the races again

# When I think of the time gone by. #

-Adelaide!

-# When I think of the way I tried. #

Adelaide!

# I could honestly die!

# Call a lawyer and sue me

# Sue me

# What can you do me?

# I love you

# Give a holler and hate me

# Hate me

# Go ahead and hate me!

-# I love you

-The best years of my life

# I was a fool to give to you. #

All right, already!

# I'm just a no-goodnick!

# So, all right, already

# It's true

# So new

# Sue me, sue me

# What can you do me?

# I love you

# You gamble it here You gamble it there

# You gamble on everything, all except me

# I'm sick of you keeping me up in the air

# Till you're back in the money again

# When I think of the time gone by... #

Adelaide!

# When I think of the way I tried! #

Adelaide!

# I could honestly die!

# Serve a paper and sue me, sue me

# What can you do me?

# I love you... #

No, you don't.

# If it makes you feel better

# Give a holler and hate me, hate me

# Go ahead, hate me!

# When you wind up in jail

# Don't come to me to bail you out! #

All right, already, so call a policeman!

# So, all right, already, it's true

# So new

# Sue me, sue me

# Shoot bullets through me

# I love you! #

Achoo!

LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

Would it spoil some vast eternal plan

if, by chance, you were to make me a wealthy man?

APPLAUSE

# If I were a rich man

# Deedle deedle, deedle deedle dum

# All day long, I'd biddy biddy bum

# If I were a wealthy man

# Wouldn't have to work hard

# Deedle deedle, daddle daddle deedle deedle dum

# If I were a biddy biddy rich

# Deedle-diddle

# Daidle-daidle man

# I'd build a big tall house with rooms by the dozen

# Right in the middle of the town

# A fine tin roof with real wooden floors below

# There would be one long staircase just going up

# And one even longer coming down

# And maybe one more leading nowhere, just for show

# Babba beeba, baiba bubba boo

# Hey, if I were a rich man

# La da, deedle deedle, yadda deedle dum

# All day long, I'd biddy biddy bum

# If I were

# A wealthy man! #

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

# I hear a bird

# A Londonderry bird... #

Here in Russia?!

LAUGHTER

# It well may be

# He's bringing me

# A cheering word

# I hear a breeze

# A River Shannon breeze

# It well may be it's followed me across the seas

# Then tell me, please

# How are things in Glocca Morra?

# Is that little brook still leaping there?

# Does it still run down to Donny Cove?

# Through Killybegs, Kilkerry and Kildare?

# How are things in Glocca Morra?

# Is that willow tree still weeping there?

# Does that laddie with the twinklin' eye

# Come whistlin' by

# And does he walk away

# Sad and dreamy there

# Not to see me there?

# So I ask each weepin' willow

# And each brook along the way

# And each lad

# Who comes a-whistlin'

# Too-ra-lay

# How are things

# In Glocca Morra

# This fine day? #

APPLAUSE

CLICKS HIS FINGERS

# Oh, my heart is beating wildly

# And it's all because you're here

# When I'm not near the girl I love

# I love the girl that's near

# Every femme that flutters by me

# Is a flame that must be fanned

# When I can't fondle the hand that I'm fond of

# I fondle the hand at hand

# My heart's in a pickle, it's constantly fickle

# And not too partic'l, I fear

# When I'm not near the girl I love

# I love the girl I'm near

# What if they're tall or tender?

# What if they're small or slender?

# As long as they've got that gender

# I surrender

# Always, I can't refuse 'em

# Always, my feet pursues 'em

# As long as they've got a bosom

# I woos 'em

# Oh, my heart is beating wildly

# And it's all because you're here

# When I'm not near...

# The girl I love

# I love the girl...

# I'm near! #

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Please!

Quiet, please!

May I have your attention, please?

Your attention, please.

I can deal with the trouble, friends, with a wave of my hand, this hand.

Now, please observe him, if you will, he's Professor Harold Hill,

and he's here to organise a River City Boys band.

-ALL:

-Right!

# Trouble, we got trouble

# Right here in River City!

# With a capital "T" that rhymes with "P"

-# And that stands for pool

-That stands for pool

# We've surely got trouble! Right here in River City

-# Right here

-Gotta figure out a way to keep

# The young ones moral after school!

# Those children are gonna have trouble, trouble... #

Mothers of River City!

Heed that warning before it's too late!

Watch for the tell-tale signs of corruption!

The minute your son leaves the house,

does he re-buckle his knickerbockers below the knee?

LAUGHTER

Is there a nicotine stain on his index finger?

A dime novel hidden in the corn crib?

Is he starting to memorise jokes from Captain Billy's Whiz Bang?

Are certain words creeping into his conversation?

Words like "swell"?

-And, "So's your old man"?

-Ooh!

Well, if so, my friends...

# Ya got trouble, right here in River City!

# With a capital "T," that rhymes with "P" and that stands for Pool

# We've surely got trouble

# Right here in River City!

-# Right here... #

-Remember the Maine!

-Plymouth Rock!

# And the Golden Rule!

# We've got trouble We're in terrible, terrible trouble

# That game with the 15 numbered balls is the devil's tool!

# Oh, yes, we got trouble

# Trouble, trouble. Oh, yes, we got trouble, big, big trouble

# With a "T"

# That rhymes with "P"

# And that stands for Pool!

# That stands for Pool!

# You do have trouble

# Right! #

APPLAUSE

-That was marvellous.

-Yes. Sammy, listen. There are many singers

that I have always wanted to sing with,

and I was thinking that, considering both you

and Richard Little are on the show tonight,

and you both do such sensational impressions,

-I was just wondering...

-Hold it, hold it! Julie!

Impressions? Me with Rich Little?

-What, are you joking?

-No!

I do one little cockamamie impression, I go, "You dirty rat!"

That's the end of it! Rich Little does everybody in the world.

What I'm saying to you, Julie, is, "No way!"

He's too good, too good!

-Well, he is good.

-Yeah, sure, I'm good!

-APPLAUSE

-I know I'm good. I'm the champion.

Urgh!

I can beat Frazier, I can beat Foreman, I can even beat Ali.

Well, you're not going to beat me, Olly!

Because I'm not going to fight with you.

-Listen, Sammy, you just did an impression.

-No, he didn't.

Why, I'm a ventriloquist.

-You dirty rat...

-Now, listen, listen, guys.

Why don't we forget about impressions and just sing, OK?

-Fine.

-Right, you sing as Frank Sinatra,

-you sing as Anthony Newley.

-Wait, who are you going to be, Julie?

Julie Andrews, of course.

I hear you do that real good.

-Are you ready now?

-I'm ready.

# The way you wear your hat...

Hmmm!

# The way you sip your tea

# The memory of all that

# No, no, they can't take that away from me!

# We may never, never meet again

# On the bumpy road to love

# Still, I'll always keep the memory, the memory of...

# The way you hold your knife

# The way you hold your knife

# The way we danced 'til three

# The way we danced 'til three

# The way you changed my life...

# The way you changed my life

# No, no! They can't take that away from me!

# No, they can't take that away...

# From me! #

Listen, would one of you do Dean Martin for me?

Oh!

# Everybody loves somebody, sometimes

-# Oh, yes.

-Ooh!

# Everybody falls in love... #

Hey, Dean? Dean!

What is it, Jerry?

I want to tell you something.

What's that?

# You and me, we're going to be partners. #

Wait a minute, didn't we do that somewhere already?

Ladies and gentlemen, you saw it here first,

Martin and Lewis together again.

# You and me, we're going to be pals. #

Well, well, just a second here,

let's try a little transition of the tempo

to a tune called Timeless Temptation.

# Here we are, we're definitely out of cigarettes, b-b-b...

# Holding hands and yawning

# Look how late it gets

# Two sleepy people just doing their thing, oh...

# It must be Perry Como and dear old Bing. #

Sammy, do Nat King Cole, would you?

That's my pleasure.

# I've just found joy... #

APPLAUSE

# I'm as happy as a baby boy

# With another brand new choo-choo toy

# Cos I'm with my sweet Lorraine, Lorraine, Lorraine. #

Liberace!

# A pair of eyes

# They're bluer than the summer sky

# Isn't that wonderful?

# When you see them, you'll realise

# Why I love my sweet Lorraine, isn't she marvellous? #

APPLAUSE

# Now when it's raining I don't miss the sun

# Because it's in my baby's smile

# Just to think that I'm the lucky one

# Who will lead her down the aisle. #

Hey, Tony Bennett!

# I call her Firefly

# She radiates moonglow

# Wants none of that noon glow

# She starts to glitter when the sun goes down

# About 8pm

# It's mayhem

# She switches those brights up

# And lights up

# And gives me a call

# Take me to the Fireflies Take me to the Fireflies

# She starts to glitter when the sun goes down

# At the Fireflies ball. #

Hello, I'm Johnny Cash.

I'm a railroad man,

it was the railroad that bound this great country together

in gleaming rhythms of steel.

Now we're going to sing a railroad song - toot toot!

# Pardon me, boys. Is that the Chattanooga choo choo? #

Ding-a-ling.

# Track 29

# Oh, you can give me a shine. #

Ben E King!

# I can afford to board a Chattanooga choo choo

# I've got my fare

# And just a trifle to spare

# You leave the Pennsylvania Station 'bout a quarter to four

# Read a magazine and then you're in Baltimore

# Dinner in the diner

# Nothing could be finer

# Than to have your ham an' eggs in Carolina! #

Frankie Laine, Sammy.

# To spend...

# One night with you

# In our old rendezvous. #

Frankie Laine.

# And reminisce with you

# That's my desire

# We'll sip a little glass of wine

# And I'll gaze into your eyes divine

# I'll feel the touch of your lips

# Pressing on mine. #

Now, Rich, you sing. Sammy, you do the guitar. Elvis Presley!

# You ain't nothin' but a hound dog

# Cryin' all the time

# You ain't nothin' but a hound dog

# Cryin' all the time

# You ain't never caught a rabbit and you ain't no friend of mine! #

Dean Martin!

# You ain't nothin' but a hound dog... #

-Newley!

-# Cryin' all the time! #

Jerry!

# You ain't nothin' but a hound dog! #

-Dean!

-# Oh, cryin' all the time! #

Bing and Perry.

# Well, you ain't never caught a rabbit

# And you ain't no friend of mine. #

-Nat King Cole.

-# They said you were high-class. #

-Liberace.

-# Well, that was just a lie. #

-Tony Bennett.

-# They said you were high-class. #

-Johnny Cash.

-# Oh, that was just a lie. #

-Frankie Laine.

-# You ain't never caught a rabbit. #

-Robert Goulet.

-# And you ain't no friend of mine! #

Oh!

-Hey, how about just us?

-OK.

# You ain't nothin' but a hound dog

# Cryin' all the time

# You ain't nothin' but a hound dog

# Cryin' all the time

# Well, you ain't never caught a rabbit

# And you ain't no friend of mine!

# You ain't...

# No...

# Friend...

# Of mine! #

APPLAUSE

JOCULAR SPARRING

Hold it, hold it.

Just a minute.

LAUGHTER

-MALE VOICE:

-'You two stay right where you are,

'or you're dead where you stand.'

LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

# This is a night for something new

# A wonderful night for something new

# Just me and you

# Together, doing a step or two

# First, the old soft shoe. #

-Shall we?

-Why not?

APPLAUSE

MUSIC: "Tea for Two" by Vincent Youmans

One, two, three, four,

five, six, seven...

# Nobody near us to see us or hear us

# No friends or relations

# On weekend vacations

# We won't have it known, dear

# That we own a telephone...

# ..Dear

# Day will break and you awake

# And start to bake a sugar cake

# For me to take

# For all the boys to see... #

-Shall we?

-Of course! LAUGHTER

# We will raise a family

# A boy for you

# A girl for me

# Can't you see... #

-Are you ready?

-Of course! LAUGHTER

APPLAUSE

# Well, we did the old soft shoes

# Something we always wanted to do!

# Sammy, now, what put the old soft shoe on the map?

# Why, nothing else but the old, hard tap. #

You're right! Take it away, Sammy.

APPLAUSE

All right, Julie. Let me hear those taps.

SHE CLAPS AND STAMPS

LAUGHTER

HE TAPS

SHE STAMPS

LAUGHTER

-SHE STAMPS

-Ba-ba-da, ha!

LAUGHTER

HE RESUMES TAP DANCE

LAUGHTER

LAUGHTER

SHE TAP DANCES

Boom!

LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

-Oh! I love you, Sammy.

-It was really terrific.

LAUGHTER

LAUGHTER

MUSIC: "We're A Couple Of Swells"

# We're a couple of swells

# We stop at the best hotels

# But we prefer the country

# Far away from the city smells... #

-LAUGHTER

-Ooh!

# We're a couple of sports

# The pride of the tennis courts

# In June, July and August

# We look cute when we're dressed in shorts... #

LAUGHTER

# The Vanderbilts have asked us up for tea

# But we don't know how to get there

# No, siree!

# Oh, no, siree! #

LAUGHTER

# Drive up the avenue

# But we haven't got the price

# We could skate up the avenue

# But there isn't any ice

# We could ride on a bicycle

# But we haven't got a bike

# So we'll walk up the avenue

-# Yes, we'll WALK up the avenue! #

-LAUGHTER

# And to walk up the avenue is what we like. #

# The Vanderbilts are waiting at the club

# But how are we to get there?

# That's the rub!

# Yes, that's the rub! #

LAUGHTER

# We could sail up the avenue

# But we haven't got a yacht

# We could drive up the avenue

# But the horse we had was shot!

# We could ride on a trolley car

# But we haven't got the fare

# So we'll walk up the avenue

-# Yes, we'll WALK up the avenue... #

-LAUGHTER

# We'll walk up the avenue till we're there

# Yes, we'll walk up the avenue till we're there!

# Yes, we'll walk up the avenue till we're there! #

LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

MUSIC: "Be A Clown"

# Be a clown

# Be a clown

# All the world loves a clown

# Act the fool, play the calf

# And you'll always have the last laugh

# Wear the cap and the bells

# And you'll rate with all the great swells

# If you become a doctor

# Folks'll face you with dread

# And if you become a dentist

# You'll be glad when you're dead!

# You'll get a bigger hand if you can stand on your head

# Be a clown, be a clown

# Be a clown! #

LAUGHTER

THEY MIME

LAUGHTER

DRUM ROLL

LAUGHTER

LAUGHTER

LAUGHTER Are we done yet?

APPLAUSE

# A butcher or a baker Ladies never embrace

# A barber for a beau would be a social disgrace!

-# They'll all come to call... #

-THEY LAUGH UNCONTROLLABLY

LAUGHTER

I don't know!

# Be a clown

-# Be a clown!

-#

THEY LAUGH UNCONTROLLABLY

LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

-Well, now, ladies and gentlemen...

-Julie.

-Yes, Sammy?

Julie, something just occurred to me.

We've been having fun on the show and everything, but when you have

Robert Goulet and Steve Lawrence on the show, you usually

-sing along with them.

-Mm-hmm.

-And, I mean, you sing a nice,

quiet song, just the two of you,

WITHOUT Rich Little.

LAUGHTER Oh, stop!

-RICH:

-Now, listen, sweetheart...

LAUGHTER

She doesn't sing anything without me, because I'm Duke Mantee.

I've done time. 12 years in the big house.

Well, why don't you go in your dressing room

and do five minutes over there?

LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

Out!

I want the names and numbers of the people who laughed.

LAUGHTER

And just for that, I'm going to eat your strawberries!

APPLAUSE

JULIE LAUGHS Oh, yeah!

Sammy, OK, what do you want to sing about?

-Oh, about eight minutes.

-LAUGHTER

-You'd better hurry, Richard is going to be back here in five.

-OK.

-What shall it be?

-Well, it's spring,

why don't we sing a song about spring?

OK, then. Could we have a little spring, please?

MUSIC: "I Love You" and "Spring Is Here"

# It's spring again

# And the birds are on the wing again

# Start to sing again

# The old melodies

# Spring is here

# Why does my heart go dancing?

# Spring is here

# Why isn't the waltz entrancing?

# No desire

# No ambition leads me

# Maybe it's because

# Nobody

# Needs me

# Spring is here!

# Spring is here, I hear

# Why doesn't the breeze delight me?

# Why doesn't the breeze delight me?

# Stars appear

# Twinkling stars appear

# Why doesn't the night delight me?

# Well, maybe it's because

# Nobody loves me

# Spring is here, I hear. #

-Yes, it's here, Julie, but it can really hang you up the most.

-Mm.

MUSIC: "Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most"

# Spring is here

# There's no mistaking it

# Robins building nests from coast to coast

# My heart tries to sing

# So they won't hear it breaking

# Oh, spring can really hang you up the most

# Morning's kiss wakes trees and flowers

# And to them, I'd like to drink a toast

# But I walk in the park

# Just to kill lonely hours

# Oh, spring can really hang you up the most. #

Not when...

MUSIC: "April In Paris"

-# ..It's April in Paris... #

-APPLAUSE

# Chestnuts in blossom

# Holiday tables under the trees

# Under the trees

# April in Paris

# April in Paris

# This is a feeling

# This is a feeling

# No-one can ever

# Reprise

# I never knew the charm of spring

# Never met it face-to-face

# And I never knew my heart could sing

# Never missed a warm embrace

# And still, it happens every spring

# The world is young again

# We're children on an up-sa-daisy swing

# A carousel with horses freshly painted

# And the oom-pa-pa that says, "Let's get acquainted"

# Oh, it happens, yes, it happens

-# Every spring!

-#

MUSIC: "It Might As Well Be Spring"

# I keep wishing I was somewhere else

# Walking down a strange new street

# And hearing words

# I've never heard before

# From a girl I've yet to meet

# I'm as busy as a spider spinning daydreams

# I'm as giddy as a baby on a swing

# Now, I haven't seen a crocus or a rosebud

# Or a robin on the wing

# But I feel so gay

# In a melancholy way

# That it might as well...

# Be spring

# It might as...

# Might as...

# Well be...

# Well be...

# Spring. #

APPLAUSE

Sammy, Sammy, I don't think this is a good idea. I really don't.

It's an excellent idea. If it was good enough to do with

your husband and my wife at yours the other night, you can do it here.

-Now, take it.

-Yeah, but at my house, it's one thing.

In everybody else's house, it's a...it's an another thing.

-Get it on. Get it on. Get it on.

-Sammy, what are you...?

Just watch the microphone and you'll get it on.

LAUGHTER

MUSIC: "Get It On"

# Now, I'm going to tell you this What I'm gonna do

-# I'm gonna show you what to do. #

-OK.

# I said, come on, Julie, don't you quit!

# I said, come on, Julie, this is it!

# Get it on in the morning, Julie!

# Get it on in the evening, Julie! #

MUSIC: "Spinning Wheel"

# What goes up must come down

# Spinnin' wheel, got to go round

# Talkin' 'bout your troubles

# It's a cryin' sin

# Ride a painted pony Let the spinnin' wheel spin

# You got no money, you got no home

# Spinnin' wheel, all alone

# Talkin' 'bout your troubles

# But you, you never learn

# Ride a painted pony, let the spinnin' wheel turn!

# Did you find your directing sign

# On the straight and narrow highway?

# And would you mind a reflecting sign

# To let it shine within your mind?

# And show you the colours that are real... #

-Ow!

-Ow! Sammy!

# Someone's waitin' just for you

# Spinnin' wheel, spinnin' true

# Drop all your troubles by the riverside

# Ride a painted pony Let the spinnin' wheel fly

# Ride a painted pony Let the spinnin' wheel fly. #

Go on, Sammy!

Yeah!

MUSIC: "Redemption"

# Toil and labour on the Ark

# Noah, God meant it

# Scorn and pity's all the world around, you'll ever know

# Rain and thunder in the dark

# Noah, God sent it

# Sing redemption everywhere you go. Ow!

# Praise the Lord He has led you

# Noah!

# Ow!

# Thirst and hunger on the rock

# Moses, God gave you

# Pain and sorrow all the world around, you'll ever know

# Fire and fury in the dark

# Moses, God save you

# Sing redemption everywhere you go

# Praise the Lord, he has led you

# Moses!

# Moses! #

MUSIC: "Somethin' Comin' On"

# Something's coming on

# I don't know what it is, but it's getting stronger. #

Oh, yeah, Sammy!

# Feel it in my bones

# Won't you let it last a little bit longer?

# Going off my head

# Doing things I never even dreamed of

# And you're gettin' it on, Julie!

# Rollin' down my spine

# Turning on things that ain't never been, ain't never been turned on!

# Suddenly, he came in

# Looking like he'd been gaming

# Doing things for everybody else

# When she asked me loudly

# I answered very proudly

# I had spent my life upon the shelf!

# Something's coming on

# Now I understand it's getting better!

-# Ow!

-Feel it in my bones

# Whatever happens now, it just don't matter

# Get it on, get it on, get it on!

# Going off my head

# Doing things I never even dreamed of!

-# Woo!

-Rolling down my spine

# Turning on things that ain't ever been turned on

# Get it on, get it on! Get it on...

# You've made me so very happy

# I'm so glad you came into my life!

# I chose you for the one

# Now we're having so much fun

# You treated me so kind

# You're gonna make me blow my mind! #

I told you this would be great fun.

# You came and... Oh-oh-oh-oh!

# You came and took control

# You touched my very soul

# You really showed me that

# Loving you is where it's at

# You made me so very happy

# I'm so glad you came into my life!

# Ooh-hoo!

# Get it on, get it on, get it on! #

Take it, Sammy!

# Get it on, get it on, get it on

# I'm so glad you came into my life!

-# Good night, Julie... #

-APPLAUSE

# Get it on, get it on, get it on!

-# Good night, Sammy!

-#

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-Julie.

-What? Hmm?

-Good night, Julie. Peace and love, togetherness.

Bye-bye. Bye-bye, Sammy. APPLAUSE

MUSIC: "Time Is My Friend"

# It's time now to go

# For everything must end

# I'll see you soon, I know

# Knowing time

# Is my friend. #

Good night, everyone. God bless.

APPLAUSE

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