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Zulu
On A Far Off Planet By Rene Aubry
By a loobular lake,
on a far-off planet,
there lived a young Smed,
and her name was Janet.
Huh? Ha-ha-ha! Weeeee!
Argh!
Hmm.
Not far away, on a humplety hill,
there lived a young Smoo
by the name of Bill.
Hmm.
Ha!
Ha-ha!
Oh!
Huh! Mm.
Uff! Huh.
Aaaargh!
Oh!
Huh!
Hmph!
Janet, like all the Smeds, was red,
and this is what her grandfather said.
Never, never play with the... Smoos!
Ha-ha-ha-ha!
They sleep in holes, they wear strange shoes.
He-he-he-he!
They jump about like... Kangaroos!
Never, never... ..play with the Smoos.
Ahem!
Bill, like the other Smoos, was blue,
and these were the words of Grandmother Smoo.
Never, never play with the Smeds.
They have strange hair upon their heads.
They sleep in funny things called beds.
Never, never play...
..with the Smeds.
Oh.
The Smeds, on their lake, liked nothing better
than splashing about, getting wetter and wetter.
Argh!
But Janet grew bored of this watery play.
And that was the reason...
..she tiptoed away.
The Smoos jumped about on their humplety hill.
They bounced up and down it
and never stood still.
But Bill was beginning to think...
This is boring.
And that was the reason he set off exploring.
Ah.
Ah.
Oh.
Oh.
Grrr.
Grrrr! Grrrr!
Eeee! Ah.
Janet met Bill in the Wurpular Wood,
where the trockles grew tall
and the glompoms smelled good.
Oh!
The two rubbed antennae and played all day long.
I told you a story.
You sing me a song.
# Ba-ba-di, da-da-dai
# Ba-ba-di-da-da... #
# Ba-ba-di, da-da
# Ba-ba-di-da-da Hey!
# Ba-ba-di, da-da
# Ba-ba-di-da-da... #
Then they climbed to the top of a jerberrycoot
and nibbled its juicy and jellyful fruit.
Whoa! He!
Ah-ha-ha-ha-ha! He-he-he-he-he!
Ah.
Till who should disturb them
but Grandfather Smed,
shaking his fist as he angrily said...
Never, never play with a Smoo.
Argh!
They're such a nasty shade of blue. Oh! Ow!
For the hundredth time I say to you,
never, never play with a Smoo.
Grandmother Smoo was close behind,
and this is how she spoke her mind.
Ow! Never, never play with a Smed.
They're such a dreadful shade of red.
I'll say again what I've always said -
never, never play with a Smed.
Years went by on the far-off planet.
Janet missed Bill...
..and Bill missed Janet.
So, off they crept,
whenever they could,
to sing and play in the Wurpular Wood.
Dream Of The Smeds And Dream Of The Smoos By Rene Aubry
Ah.
Mmm!
Oh!
Huh!
Huh!
Hello, everyone.
We've decided to wed.
But what do you think their grandparents said?
Never, never marry a Smoo!
They're a beastly bunch.
They're a crazy crew.
They drink black tea.
They eat green stew. Oh.
Never, never marry a Smoo.
Um...
Never, never marry a Smed.
My dearest child,
are you off your head?
They drink pink milk.
They eat brown bread.
Never, never marry a Smed.
Hmm.
Janet and Bill stole out that night,
while their family slept
and the squoon shone bright.
They clambered up to the Smeds' red rocket.
Whoa!
Grandfather Smed has forgotten to lock it.
Bill pressed the button...
..and Janet steered.
When their families woke...
..they had both disappeared.
Argh!
The Smeds said...
Your Bill must have stolen our Janet.
And taken her off to a distant planet.
The Smoos said...
It's Janet who's stolen our Bill.
And lured him away from the humplety hill.
Ha-ha!
The Smoos climbed into their rocket of blue.
Hmm... Mm-hm.
But what about us?
Hmm.
You had better come, too.
Ah.
Mm.
Uh, uh.
Aaaaargh!
Huh?
Aaaaargh! Uff!
Suspicious and scowling,
they soared into space...
..till they reached Planet Vumjum...
..a dry, dusty place.
Huh!
Ha-ha!
Huh! Oh!
The Vums had long arms, which they waved in the air...
..but they didn't have news of the runaway pair.
Mm?
Aaaaargh!
Ah! Oh!
The next stop was Lurglestrop,
covered in roses...
Ah-ha-choo!
Oh.
Ooh! Oh!
..and watered by beasts with small eyes and long noses.
Ooo-ooh!
Ha-ha!
Ah-ha-haaaa...
..choo!
Hm. Oh.
They touched down on Grimbletosh...
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-oh.
..coated in grime.
Eeeeeugh!
They searched Planet Glurch
but found nothing but slime.
Uh.
Hmm.
Huh? Huh? Aaaaaargh!
Argh! Aaaargh!
Ugh!
Phew!
Oh! Aaaargh!
Ahem.
Ha. Um...
I'm sorry to tell you
we've run out of tea.
Oh.
Hey.
Have some of our milk.
Oh! Ha-ha!
It's as pink as can be.
Ahem.
Ah!
Huh?
Then Grandfather Smed said...
My hair needs a trim.
And Grandmother Smoo
kindly cut it for him.
They landed on Scloop,
where the Scloopies wore kilts.
They flew to Klaboo, where the Klabs walked on stilts.
Oh. Oh.
Aaaaaargh! Aaaaargh! Oh!
We've searched all year long.
And we'll search longer still.
Huh!
We didn't find Janet.
We didn't find Bill.
Alas...
..said the Smoos,
and the Smeds said... Alack!
We have failed in our quest.
We had better turn back.
So, they turned and flew home
to their very own planet.
Hm?
Huh?
And far down below them, they saw...
Bill and Janet!
Huh?
Whoa!
The rocket touched down,
and they ran to the wood
where the trockles grew tall
and the glompoms smelled good.
And there, in a glade, by the rocket of red,
were the runaway Smoo
and the runaway Smed.
We got lost and flew home again,
only to find that all of you others
had left us behind.
Ah.
Oh. Argh!
There was joy, jam and jumping.
Then Janet said...
Maybe you'd like to make friends
with our dear little baby.
A baby!
A red one? A blue one!
But no.
That baby was purple
from head to toe.
Ah. Oh. Who's a bub-bub?
They all hugged the Smoo-Smed.
Our new baby brother!
And Grandpa and Gran even hugged one another.
Oh-ha-ha-ha! Oh!
Oh. Ahem.
Ah.
They laughed and they splashed
and they danced with delight,
and they played with that baby from morning till night.
We've made him a rattle.
We've made him a flute.
Let's feed him the fruit of the jerberrycoot!
And they sang by the light of the silvery squoon.
And you can sing, too.
If you make up a tune.
Play with the Smeds. And play with the Smoos.
Play with whichever friends you choose.
Then close your eyes,
and while you snooze...
Dream of the Smeds.
And dream of the Smoos.
Dream Of The Smeds And Dream Of The Smoos By Rene Aubry
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