Tom: D major•
Verse 1
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I've got a thought,
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Is anybody worried but me?
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Since mer order and control
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are what we need,
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here are some simple rules,
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just a few, for us to heed.
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No pecking twice on trees,
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and no bothering the bees,
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and regarding beavers' dam,
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Building dams requires a permit,
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and a foreman to confirm it,
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quite conveniently, is me.
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Just a few simple rules to follow to a T
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in what a splendid hundred
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-acre wood this will be.
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Just a few simple rules to follow to a T
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in what a splendid hundred
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-acre wood this will be.
I guess those rules aren't
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too bad.
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Something tells me he's not done
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yet.
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Oh wait, lunch is promptly served at noon.
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I'm in the early years too soon,
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and Pooh,
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I know you'll love this suggestion.
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There's too much honey in your diet.
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Eat some veggies. Go on, try it.
and so will your digestion.
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Just a few simple rules to follow to a tee,
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and what a splendid hundred
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Just a few simple rules to follow to a tee,
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and what a splendid hundred -acre wood this will
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be.
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Now, Tigger,
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as I'm sure you've predicted,
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your bouncing is restricted to 30
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minutes daily more or less.
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Try something else instead,
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making pots or baking bread.
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we'll all enjoy some rest.
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Just a few simple rules to follow to a T
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and what a splendid hundred
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-acre wood this will be.
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Just a few simple rules to follow to a T
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and what a splendid hundred -acre wood this will be.
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It's not sweeping time,
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it's dish -washing time,
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that's why I brought you
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Thank you, Rabbit,
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but all of my dishes are already washed.
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all chores are to be done
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at the same time all over the wood.
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It's simply more organized.
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If you say so, Rabbit.
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when to rake or blow your nose.
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But I can cite no greater crime
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than to sleep at sleeping time
or to use a schedule different
from my own.
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What time is it now, Rabbit?
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Time to sing the chorus, of course.
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Just a few simple rules to follow to a T
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In what a splendid hundred
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-acre world this will be
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Just a few simple rules to follow to a T
And what a splendid hundred -acre
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worth this will be!
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Rabbit, I think the problem is,
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Oh, you're absolutely right, Darby.
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where everyone can see their genius.
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I'll be back for sock -sorting time,
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But I don't wear socks!
Outro 1
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