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dmattd - 25 Sep 2010 14:24 GMT
Hi,

Ive tried to write the lyrics of this song by Jam Toast.

http://freekidsmusic.com/mps1/JamToast_ABC.mp3

Could anyone help me and check if what I hear is correct (especially for
the 2 first verses)?

Thanks
Matt

A alligator and B for balls
C coconut and D for doll
E elephant, F for fish-fried
Goat got really and  Hug high

I ice-cream, J Junebug
K moon k, L for lovebug
M monkey, N for net
O octopus, P for pet

A, B, C, ….. and Z (x2)

Q for queen, R right
Super S and T tonight
U umbrella, V for Valley
W for witch, X for x-ray
Y for yack that's what I said
The last is zoo
That's a Z

Oh come on, please
Next time won't you sing with me ?

A, B, C, ….. and Z (x2)

(yeah, allright x2, here we go)

These are the letters in the alphabet
Sing this song and you won't forget
Say A B C and you're set
Everybody's ready ? You bet !

A, B, C, ….. and Z

Yeah, I know my A B C
Next time won't you sing with me ? ( x2)

A, B, C, ….. and Z (x2)
John Dean - 26 Sep 2010 11:54 GMT
> Hi,
>
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> Could anyone help me and check if what I hear is correct (especially
> for the 2 first verses)?

Seems about right, though I think it may be 'B for ball' rather than 'balls'
'K moon k' seems weird - why not a word like 'key'?
And 'W' is usually pronounced 'double-you', not 'wuh' as they say it.
They sound as if they have North American accents but they pronounce 'z' in
the English way.

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dmattd - 27 Sep 2010 18:36 GMT
John Dean a écrit :
>> Hi,
>>
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> They sound as if they have North American accents but they pronounce 'z' in
> the English way.

Thanks for your answer.
There's this sentence that I don't understand : "Goat got really and
Hug high"
Could you please help ? Does it make any sense to you ?

Thanks in advance
Matt
John Dean - 27 Sep 2010 23:49 GMT
> John Dean a écrit :
>>> Hi,
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
> Hug high"
> Could you please help ? Does it make any sense to you ?

None of it makes much sense. To me the line sounds like 'Goat go really and
hug "hi" ' and probably just indicates that 'goat' begins with g and you can
say hello to 'hug' which is the one beginning with 'h'.
I wouldn't look too deeply into it.
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John Dean
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dmattd - 29 Sep 2010 17:31 GMT
John Dean a écrit :
>> John Dean a écrit :
>>>> Hi,
[quoted text clipped - 21 lines]
> say hello to 'hug' which is the one beginning with 'h'.
> I wouldn't look too deeply into it.

Thanks for your help

Matt
 
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