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NARRATOR
MOTHER PIG
THREE PIGS
MOTHER PIG
THREE PIGS
MOTHER PIG
THREE PIGS
MOTHER PIG
MOTHER PIG
THREE PIGS
MOTHER PIG
THREE PIGS
One morning Mother Pig called her three sons and said:
Boys?
Yes, Mother.
Listen to me.
Listen to what I have to say.
Yes, Mother dear.
We're listening.
You know that your father and I love you very much.
Yes, Mother dear.
We know that.
But now it is time
for you to leave home, and go out into
the world alone.
Leave home, leave home.
Go out alone and leave home. Leave home, leave home.
Go into the world alone.
You're not babies anymore.
That's right, Mother dear.
I have taught you everything I know. I hope you are ready for the world.
We are, Mama dear, we are.
MOTHER PIG
BABY PIG
MOTHER PIG
BROTHER PIG BIG BROTHER PIG
MOTHER PIG
THREE PIGS
And I hope that the world is ready for you! Remember what I said about the wolf.
The what?
Remember what I said about the wolf.
We will.
Never let a wolf in your door.
We won't.
CHORUS
MOTHER PIG
THREE PIGS
MOTHER PIG
NARRATOR
Never let a wolf in your door. Listen to your mama. Listen to your mama. Never let a wolf in your door.
Oh, no. Never let a wolf in your door.
Good-bye, good-bye, my darling sons.
Don't cry, Mother dear, good-bye.
Remember my words. Watch out for the wolf. Never let a wolf in your door.
And so the three little pigs left home. They walked down the road and Big Brother Pig told his brothers to be careful of the wolf. Soon the road split into three directions. Big Brother Pig stopped and said:
BIG BROTHER PIG Now, we must each choose our own road.
Remember what Mama said. Watch out for the wolf.
BABY PIG |
A friend? Whose friend? |
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What friend? |
CHORUS |
Don't let hirn in. |
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Don't let hirn in. |
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Not by the hair of your |
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chinny chin chin. |
BABY PIG |
Oh, no! It must be the wolf! |
WOLF |
Open the door! Let me in! |
BABY PIG |
Not by the hair of my |
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chinny chin chin. |
WOLF |
Open the door! Let me in! |
BABY PIG |
Not by the hair of my |
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chinny chin chin. |
WOLF
NARRATOR
WOLF
NARRATOR
S T W W SELLER
CHORUS
BROTHER PIG
Then I'll huff and I'll puff,
and I'll blow your house down.
And he huffed and puffed, and he blew the house down, and ate Baby Pig up in one big bite.
Mmmm, mmmm!
That was good!
While all of this was happening, Baby Pig's brother was walking down the road. He too, met the man selling straw.
Straw for sale.
Straw for sale.
Clean. fresh straw for sale.
Straw for sale.
Straw for sale.
Clean, fresh straw for sale.
Oh, no! That's not for me! I want something stronger than straw.
I'm going to build a house!
CHORUS |
Stronger than straw. |
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Stronger than straw. |
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He wants something |
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stronger than straw. |
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Stronger than straw. |
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Stronger than straw. |
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He's going to build a house! |
NARRATOR |
And so Brother Pig continued down |
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the road. Soon he met a man selling sticks. |
STICK SELLER |
Sticks for sale. |
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Sticks for sale. |
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Good, hard sticks for sale. |
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Good sticks, hard sticks. |
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Good, hard sticks for sale. |
BROTHER PIG |
Sticks are stronger than straw, yes. |
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Sticks are stronger than straw. |
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I'm going to build my house of sticks. |
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Sticks are stronger than straw. |
CHORUS |
Stronger than straw, |
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stronger than straw. |
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Sticks are stronger than straw. |
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He's going to build |
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his house of sticks. |
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Sticks are stronger than straw. |
NARRATOR |
Brother Pig bought the sticks, and |
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began to build his house. He worked |
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very hard all day. When it was |
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finished, he went inside, locked the |
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door, lay down on the floor, and |
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fell asleep. Suddenly there was a |
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loud knock. |
Knock, knock, knock.
NARRATOR |
The wolf huffed and he puffed,and |
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he blew the house down. Then he |
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ate Brother Pig up in one big bite. |
WOLF |
Mmmm, mmmm! |
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That was good! |
NARRATOR |
While all of this was happening, |
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Big Brother Pig was walking down |
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the road. He too, met the man |
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selling straw. |
STRAW SELLER
BIG BROTHER PIG
CHORUS
NARRATOR STICK SELLER
BIG BROTHER PIG
Straw for sale.
Straw for sale.
Clean. fresh straw.
Oh, no! That's not for me. I want something stronger than straw. Much stronger than straw.
Stronger than straw.
Stronger than straw.
Much stronger than straw.
Soon he met the man selling sticks.
Sticks for sale.
Sticks for sale.
Good, hard sticks.
Oh, no! That's not for me. I want something stronger than sticks. Stronger than sticks. Stronger than straw. Much stronger than sticks and straw.
NARRATOR
BRICK SELLER
BIG BROTHER PIG
CHORUS
NARRATOR
CHORUS
NARRATOR
And so Big Brother Pig continued down the road. Soon he met a man selling bricks.
Bricks for sale.
Bricks for sale.
Good, strong bricks.
That's what I want. Strong bricks. I'm going to build my
house of bricks. Stronger than straw. Stronger than sticks.
I want a house of bricks.
Sticks and straw. Sticks and straw.
Sticks and straw and bricks. Bricks are stronger
than sticks and straw.
Bricks are stronger than sticks.
Slowly and carefully, one by one, the pig built a house of bricks.
Slowly and carefully.
One by one.
Slowly and carefully.
One by one.
When he was finished, he went inside, locked the door, started a big fire in the fireplace, and hung a large cooking pot over the fire to make his dinner. The water in the pot was boiling when suddenly he heard a loud knock on the door.
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Knock, knock, knock. |
BIG BROTHER PIG |
Oh, my! What's that? |
WOLF |
Open the door. |
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Open the door, |
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and you'll see who I am. |
BIG BROTHER PIG |
I know who you are. |
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I know, I know. |
WOLF |
Open the door! Let me in! |
BIG BROTHER PIG |
Not by the hair of my |
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chinny chin chin. |
WOLF |
Open the door! Let me in! |
CHORUS (ALL)
NARRATOR
Cluck cluck, peep peep, cock-a-doodle-do. Cluck cluck, peep peep, cock-a-doodle-do.
Chickens in the yard working hard. Chickens in the yard working hard.
Once upon a time there was a Little Red Hen who worked very hard from nine to ten. She started every morning at nine o'clock and worked every evening till ten.
CHORUS (ALL) |
Little Red Hen. |
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Little Red Hen. |
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She worked very hard |
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from nine to ten. |
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Going scratch, scratch, |
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scratch, scratch. |
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Pick it up, pick it up. |
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Scratch, scratch, |
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scratch, scratch. |
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Pick it up, pick it up. |
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Day and night |
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from nine to ten, |
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she worked very hard, |
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the Little Red Hen. |
NARRATOR |
There was a dog in the yard |
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with the Little Red Hen. |
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A lazy dog who went "bow wow wow." |
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There was a cat in the yard |
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with the Little Red Hen. |
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A crazy cat who went |
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"meow, meow, meow." |
CHORUS (ALL) |
Lazy dog, crazy cat, |
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there in the yard |
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with the Little Red Hen. |
NARRATOR |
There was a duck in the yard |
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with the Little Red Hen. |
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A duck who went "quack." |
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Quack, quack, quack, quack. |
CHORUS (ALL)
NARRATOR
LITTLE RED HEN
Lazy dog, crazy cat,
and a duck who went "quack." Quack, quack, quack, quack.
Now the dog and the cat and the duck who went "quack" loved to sit around the yard, and watch the Little Hen work. One day while
she was busy scratching in the yard, she found some grains of wheat.
Look! Look what I found!