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Santa doesn't have to worry.
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I'll watch over his stable till he gets back,
like I do every year.
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Christmas Eve. The quietest night
of the year up here at Santa's castle.
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That's because Santa and all the reindeer
are off doing their big thing.
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But as for Santa's donkey,
well, it's sort of a night off.
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What? You never knew
Santa had a donkey?
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Why, sure.
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Who do you think pulls Santa's snowplow?
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And who totes all of the toy carts
from one place to the other?
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Me! Speiltote!
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Come on, I'll show you around.
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Well, this is it. Not very fancy,
but we call it home.
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Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen...
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Pretty, isn't it?
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The animals' own Christmas tree,
compliments of Mrs. Santa.
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The elves made
that pretty little manger themselves.
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Just about the way the real one looked,
I guess, except for the donkey!
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They made him all wrong.
He didn't look like that at all.
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How do I know?
Why, that donkey was my ancestor.
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Nestor! Yes sir, Nestor...
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...the Long-Eared Christmas Donkey.
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Elves are supposed to carve me
a more accurate version.
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But you know them elves.
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Well, come on, I'll show you the rest.
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Here's where Comet sleeps. And Cupid,
and Donner and Blitzen.
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And, of course, you all know this feller.
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♪ Everyone knows about Rudolph ♪
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♪ Our fleet-footed friend from the North ♪
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♪ Who lights Santa's way through
the darkness ♪
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♪ As he drives his sleigh hack and forth ♪
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♪ But there's someone else
we should mention ♪
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♪ if we want the whole story told ♪
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♪ He carried the first gift of Christmas ♪
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♪ More precious than diamonds or gold ♪
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You want to know more about Nestor?
Can't say I blame you.
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Well, it all happened a long,
long, long, long time ago.
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When the Great Roman Empire stretched
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from the lands south
of the Mediterranean
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to the wild countries of the North Sea.
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And it was in these frigid climes,
in a crude stable
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on the farm of Olaf, the donkey breeder,
that Nestor lived with his mother.
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No food for you, Long Ears.
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You don't earn your keep!
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Always tripping over your ears
and smashing things!
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There's nothing he can do!
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You can have dinner! You earn your keep.
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Come, Thor.
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There's enough for both of us, my dear.
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No, I'm really not hungry.
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Ears, Nestor.
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Those ears! Longest goddarned ears
ever grew on a donkey.
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Yes sir, from the day he took
his first step,
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those ears got him
into one pickle after another.
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♪ Nestor was a donkey
who seldom loved to play ♪
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♪ Cause no one ever used him
in the stable where he stayed ♪
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♪ Everybody teased him
and the other donkeys, too ♪
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♪ They said, 'Look at little Nestor
there's nothing he can do' ♪
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♪ 'Look at little Nestor
he's got ears that drag the ground' ♪
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♪ They whispered as they mocked him
but he heard every sound ♪
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♪ Nestor's heart was broken
and his eyes were full of tears ♪
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♪ If only there was something
he could do about his ears ♪
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Now in the meanest part of the year,
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when the daylight was as short
as the stub of a candle,
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it was the custom on the longest night
of winter to hold a celebration!
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And this happy time was called
the winter solstice.
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Simple gifts were exchanged,
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Nestor's mother gave him
a bright pair of stockings
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Olaf's wife had thrown away.
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It was a beautiful time,
full of peace and goodwill.
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Why, the others were even friendly to Nestor.
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Sorry if I made you feel bad, Nestor.
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This is the best day ever.
I'll never forget it.
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And when the celebration was over,
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they all fell into a deep
and contented sleep.
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Except for Nestor, who, tired as he was,
was just too excited to go to sleep.
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Where the blazes are they?
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What's going on?
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The emperor needs donkeys!
Strong young donkeys!
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Show them to me!
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This way, sir! I've got several fine colts.
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He was a soldier
from the Imperial Roman Army.
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Beasts of burden were needed
in the south lands!
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Fine young specimens, I'll tell.
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They'll do!
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You, too!
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What's he doing?
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Taking us away!
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Away?
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No! Momma!
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Come back here, you!
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What the blazes?
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Those ears!
They're so long they drag the ground!
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You try to cheat the emperor?
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You would sell him imperfect misfits?
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You can have him for nothing! Free!
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I'll teach you!
I'll have them all for nothing!
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And you can keep little droopy ears!
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Forward, slaves!
For the glory of the Roman Empire!
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You! Look what you've done to me!
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No young donkeys! No silver coins!
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I'm a pauper!
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Blast you!
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See? You ruin everything!
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I'm done with you! Out!
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No!
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Nestor! My son!
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I don't care if the storm freezes you!
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Get out! And never come back!
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Momma!
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Blast you!
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Nestor, answer me!
Nestor!
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So cold, Momma...
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No more, my darling.
Now we must be brave.
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Remember that. Whatever happens,
you must be brave.
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Finding a sheltered spot,
Nestor's momma dug away the snow
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untill she came
to the winter grass underneath.
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Lie in there, Nestor.
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- But, Momma--
- Do as you are told, Nestor.
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Yes, Momma.
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The grass was cold and hard,
but better than the icy snow.
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And Nestor's momma covered
his entire body with her own,
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except for...
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Ears, Nestor.
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Yes, Momma.
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By morning, the storm had gone,
and, as savagery often does,
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it left beauty in its wake.
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The Good Lord sometimes works
in strange ways...
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The love of Nestor's mother
had saved him.
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But in saving Nestor,
she had allowed the storm to take her.
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And she was gone forever.
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"Ears, Nestor."
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And now Nestor was all alone.
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Well, Nestor was on his own,
but he survived that long winter,
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moving constantly southward
through the great dark, barren forests.
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Why bother? What's the use?
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What good am I anyway
with these stupid ears?
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It was then that Nestor's ears,
which were as sensitive
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as they were long,
heard the first whispers.
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A little girl? No!
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You couldn't be a real little girl!
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You'd be frozen!
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Are those wings?
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Yes, wings. Do you like them?
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Who are you?
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It's not "who" I am. It's "what" I am!
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Do you know what I am?
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A cherub!
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Cherub?
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We're supposed to be inspiring.
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You are?
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Angels inspire humans
and cherubs inspire animals.
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You do?
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I fell off a cloud and spoiled everything.
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My name is Tillie.
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Now then, it's up to me to guide you
and see that you do
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what you're supposed to do.
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What am I supposed to do?
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Your ears can do a wondrous thing
no other ears can do.
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The sounds they hear will guide you
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on a path that's straight and true.
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And you will save another,
as your mother once saved you.
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I don't think these silly ears
can do anything "wondrous" like you say,
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but I guess if that's why Momma did
what she did, I should follow you.
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That's right. Come on.
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But where are we going?
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Oh, I can never remember names.
Wrote it on my wing.
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"Bethlehem!"
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Bethlehem? Where's that?
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Far away. Across many lands
and over the sea,
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but I'll get you there.
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I don't want to go that far away.
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He wants you to.
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You know...
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Come on now.
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And so they started off on their long,
long journey.
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Nestor could tell Tillie was a real friend,
because she was the only one
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who didn't make him cry
by laughing at his ears.
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♪ Don't laugh and make somebody cry ♪
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♪ Don't make it rain from a sunny sky ♪
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♪ Sometimes a little holdin' in ♪
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♪ That sly escapin' grin ♪
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♪ Though funny it may be ♪
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♪ Will show some sympathy ♪
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♪ Don't laugh and make somebody cry ♪
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♪ A little love is not a lie ♪
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♪ If roles turned suddenly askew ♪
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♪ And someone laughed at you ♪
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♪ You'd never laugh again ♪
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♪ You'd understand it then ♪
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♪ Don't laugh and make somebody cry ♪
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♪ There, for the grace of God go I ♪
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♪ That's something you can keep in mind ♪
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♪ The next time that you find ♪
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♪ You've made somebody cry ♪
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♪ Don't make somebody cry ♪
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♪ Don't laugh and make somebody cry ♪
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And here we are.
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Is this...
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...Bethlehem?
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Almost.
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Why don't we go all the way there?
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It's not time yet. You are to stay here
until it's the proper time.
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- How will I know?
- You'll know.
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Good-bye for a while.
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Where are you going?
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Home.
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Nestor was on his own again.
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He was taken in by a desert merchant,
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a dealer in animals, and brought
to a stable filled with camels and donkeys.
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But he was so funny-looking
nobody wanted to buy him.
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Yeah, it was the same old story.
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♪ Nestor was a donkey
who seldom laughed or played ♪
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♪ 'Cause no one ever used him
in the stable where he stayed ♪
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♪ All the camels teased him
and the other donkeys, too ♪
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♪ They said, 'Look at little Nestor
there's nothing he can do ♪
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♪ 'Look at little Nestor
he's got ears that drag the ground' ♪
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♪ They whispered as they mocked him,
but he heard every sound ♪
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♪ Nestor's heart was broken
and his eyes were full of tears ♪
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♪ If only there was something
he could do about his ears. ♪
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I'd sure like to get out of this place.
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Oh, Tillie, when will it be time
to go to Bethlehem?
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Bethlehem?
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And... you wish to buy a donkey
to take you all the way to Bethlehem?
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I have many fine specimens. Come.
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♪ One dark night two strangers
gave Nestor a surprise ♪
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♪ They chose him from all others
for they loved his gentle eyes ♪
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♪ The man was called by Joseph
and Mary was his bride ♪
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♪ She needed help to Bethlehem
and Nestor's back to ride ♪
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Him? You actually want...
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...him?
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Is he for sale?
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Is he for sale?!
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Oh, he's not cheap.
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Long ears are all in style this season, sir .
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Come Joseph, we have not much money.
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But Mary, you are heavy with child.
You cannot walk.
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Oh... Take him. A gift. He's yours.
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Thank you, sir. May God bless you.
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Now, what made me do that?
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And Nestor, who just a minute before
was about to give up,
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suddenly had the strength to carry Mary
all the way to Bethlehem.
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♪ They traveled through the desert
but hadn't gone too far ♪
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♪ When winter clouds no longer
let them see their guiding star ♪
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It was a terrible sandstorm.
Nestor realized he could save himself
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by bolting and running for shelter,
but then his ears,
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his very special ears, heard...
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Whispers?
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Tillie! That little poem of hers!
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Your ears can do a wondrous thing
no other ears can do.
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The sounds they hear will guide you
on a path that's straight and true.
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"And you will save another
as your mother once saved you."
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I will guide you now, Nestor.
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That voice!
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Not Tillie?
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You are... you are...
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Listen to the angels and follow.
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I will follow them, Mother.
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♪ You'll hear a choir of angels ♪
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♪ "Follow the sound of the angels" ♪
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♪ Nestor had a secret
only he could hear the sound ♪
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♪ As the angels gave directions
to the ears that dragged the ground ♪
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And guided by the angels,
he gently carried Mary
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through the blinding storm,
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his great ears protecting her
and the precious miracle within her.
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And, as suddenly as it came up,
the storm went away.
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And when the desert sands settled...
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Look!
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Bethlehem! You've gotten us through!
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Thank you! Thank you, little donkey.
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Nestor took them right into Bethlehem,
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crowded with the multitudes
come for the Roman census.
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And, as you know, all the inns were full up.
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Nestor didn't know what to do.
And then he thought back,
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and he remembered how warm
and beautiful a stable could be
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for a baby, when his mother was close.
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♪ And so it was that Nestor
found the manger where they stayed ♪
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♪ Where kings and wise men bowed
before a baby where he lay ♪
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♪ Mary bore our Savior ♪
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♪ Nestor brought them there ♪
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♪ A gift of love from God above ♪
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♪ For all the world to share ♪
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Ears, Nestor.
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And when Nestor returned,
he really was a hero.
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♪ 'Look at little Nestor
he's got ears that drag the ground' ♪
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♪ They shouted as they praised him
and his friends all gathered 'round ♪
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00:22:18,727 --> 00:22:23,918
♪ Nestor's heart was happy
and his eyes held no more tears ♪
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00:22:24,287 --> 00:22:29,809
♪ Now all the world knows Nestor
for his laughter and his ears ♪
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♪ Though, Rudolph, I just love you
I know you'd want it said ♪
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♪Nestor's ears are lovely
as a reindeer's nose is red ♪
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♪ So children if you're happy
when you trim your Christmas trees ♪
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♪ You might thank a little donkey
whose ears hung to his knees ♪
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♪ 'Look at little Nestor
he's got ears that drag the ground' ♪
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00:23:05,343 --> 00:23:10,670
♪ They shouted as they praised him
and his friends all gathered 'round ♪
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00:23:11,625 --> 00:23:16,780
♪ Nestor's heart was happy
and his eyes held no more tears ♪
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♪ And now all the world knows Nestor ♪
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♪ For his laughter and his ears. ♪
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Merry Christmas!
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