| Ok, so you’re all going to join in?
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| Yeah!
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| What did the hippie have in his bag?
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| What did the hippie have in his bag?
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| What did the hippie have in his bag?
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| Now tell me that
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| Marmalade jam, fresh out the can
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| Long words that we can’t understand like
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| Pushung peng, comprehend
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| Bee bop and German jazz is what he had in his bag?
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| (spoken) You see, the hippie
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| (without the use of space craft)
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| Could travel the future and the past
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| Within the time tunnel of his bag
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| What did the hippie have in his bag?
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| That may the hippie multitonal glad?
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| A dragon that was half Welsh
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| With footsteps that went squelch
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| And turn the record when the beat went bad
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| To make sure hippie was at home for tea with dad
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| Double days and bubble gum
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| Double days and dubble gum
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| Double Day Books and the Kurt Vonnegut
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| Is what he had in his bag
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| What did the hippie have in his bag?
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| What did the hippie have in his bag?
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| Another bag
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| (spoken) Now you carry on ‘cause I’ve just dropped a crayon
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| It must be here somewhere because crayons don’t walk"
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| He has chewing gum, ice cream van
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| The space beast world
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| A massive, massive, a massive cake
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| The planet is gone, it gives you energy
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| No
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| What did the hippie have in his bag?
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| It’s unknown
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| What did the hippie have in his bag?
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| It’s unknown
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| How the story unfolds
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| One pair of Plimsolls" to walk the moors
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| The Pennine way Blackpool shores
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| Free fall, astronaut, space time gravitation and back
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| What did the hippie have in his bag?
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| It’s unknown
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| What did the hippie have in his bag?
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| It’s unknown
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| How the story unfolds
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| Now that we’ve climbed the mountain
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| The mountain will never seem the same again
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| Now that we’ve climbed the mountain
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| The mountain will never seem the same again |