06x11 - So Early in the Morning

[bunniefuu]

[SINGING] Let's have some fun

Read along with a story

Sail the ocean blue

Get your friends
and play dress ups

You're welcome too

We go and learn

Dance to the rhythm of music

We go and learn

Let's have some fun

Come on a great adventure

Sing your favorite tunes

Reading writing and painting--

Something we all can do

We go and learn

Dance to the rhythm of music

We go and learn

Let's have some fun

We go and learn

Dance to the rhythm of music

We go and learn

Let's have some, let's have
some, let's have some fun

[SINGING] a frog went a walking
on a summer's day, uh-huh

A frong went a walking
on a summer's day, uh-huh

A frog went walking
on a summer's day

He met Miss Mousey on the
way, uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh

He said, Miss Mousey,
will you marry me, uh-huh

I don't know about
that, Mr. Frog.

[SINGING] He said--

Miss Mousey,
will you marry me?

[SINGING] Uh-huh

Let me think about it.

[SINGING] He said--

Miss Mousey,
will you marry me?

Together we'll live so happily.

Uh, OK.

[SINGING] Uh-huh,
uh-huh, uh-huh

Now, the first to the
wedding was Mr. Pig, uh-huh

First to the wedding
was Mr. Pig, uh-huh

First to the wedding was Mr. Pig

He played guitar and started
a jig, uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh

Take it away, Mr. Pig.

[snorts]

[snorts]

[SINGING] Now, what do you think
they had for supper, uh-huh

What do you think they
had for supper, uh-huh

What do you think
they had for supper

Fried potato and
bread and butter.

[SINGING] Yum, yum,
yum, yum, yum, yum

[music playing]

Ring the bells.

Ding-dong, ding-dong.

Now it's time to sing a song.

Sing-song, sing-song.

[music playing]

[SINGING] Dorothy likes dancing

Jeff, he plays piano

Murray plays his guitar

Anthony loves to
cook up his food

Hey, Sam drives
the big red car.

[SINGING] I drive the big red--

He drives the big red--

I drive the big red car

Henry likes to spin

Jeff, he plays piano

Murray plays his guitar

Anthony loves to
cook up his food

And Sam drives
the big red car.

[SINGING] I drive the big red--

He drives the big red--

I drive the big red car

Wags likes to dig

Jeff, he plays piano

Murray plays his guitar

Anthony loves to
cook up his food

And Sam drives
the big red car.

[SINGING] I drive the big red--

He drives the big red--

I drive the big red car

I drive the big red--

He drives the big red--

I drive the big red car

I drive the big red--

We wear our seat belts

I drive the big red car.

I drive the big red--

He drives the big red--

I drive the big red car

I drive the big red--

We got the message.

I drive the big red car

And you're a very
good driver too, Sam.

[SINGING] Half a
pound of tuppenny rice

Half a pound of treacle

That's the way the money goes

Pop, goes the weasel.

Ha, ha, Captain.

[SINGING] Butterflies
flit from flower to flower

Anthony, is that you?

It is, Sam.

It's me.

What are you dressed as today?

Guess.

Ooh.

Well, if I had to guess,
I would say you were

wearing a motorbike helmet.

Oh, no, I'm not.

Oh, yes, you are.

Oh, no, I'm not.

Oh, yes, you are.

Oh, no, I'm not.

Oh, yes, you are.

I'm not.

Hmm.

Well, what are you
wearing, Anthony?

Ask our friends.

OK, I will.

Everybody, I think
Anthony is wearing

a motorbike helmet on his head.

What do you think?

Really?

You think they're
butterfly antennae.

Well, I'll check with him.

Anthony, everybody thinks you're
wearing butterfly antennae.

They're exactly right.

They are butterfly antennae.

Wow.

You were right.

So I'm wearing
butterfly antennae.

What do you think
these are, Sam?

Well, Anthony, I think
I know what they are.

I think they're butterfly wings.

They are butterfly wings.

So I'm wearing
butterfly antennae.

I've got butterfly wings on.

What do you think this is, Sam?

I think I'm getting the
hang of this, Anthony.

I think you're
wearing a moth's body.

Oh, no, it's not.

Oh, yes, it is.

Oh, no, it's not.

Oh, yes, it is.

Oh, no, it's not.

Oh, yes, it is.

It's not.

Hmm.

Well, if it's not a moth's
body, what is it, Anthony?

Ask our friends.

Oh.

OK, I will.

Everybody, I think Anthony's
wearing a moth's body.

What do you think it is?

Oh.

You think it's more
colorful than a moth's body.

You think it's a--

a butterfly's body.

Well, I'll check with Anthony.

Anthony, everybody thinks you're
wearing a butterfly's body.

They're exactly right, Sam.

It is a butterfly's body.

You were right.

So I'm wearing
butterfly antennae.

I have butterfly wings.

And I've got a
butterfly body on.

What do you think I'm
dressed as today, Sam?

Ooh, well-- hmm.

I don't know.

Can you give me another clue?

Of course.

[SINGING] Butterflies
flit from flower to flower.

Anthony, I know what it is.

You're a butterfly.

You're exactly right, Sam.

But there's one more
question, Anthony.

Where are you going?

Well, I'm going to
have a look at a garden.

Come with us, Sam.

Great.

Let's go.

[music playing]

[SINGING] Over in the meadow

In the sand and the sun

Lived an old mother duck
and her little ducky one

Quack, said the mother

I quack, said the one

So they quacked and they
quacked in the sand and the sun

Over in the meadow where
the stream runs blue

Lived an old mother fish
and her little fishes two

Swim, said the mother

We swim, said the two

So they swam and they leaped
where the stream runs blue

Over in the meadow
in a hole in a tree

Lived an old mother blue bird
and her little birdies three

Sing, said the mother

We sing, said the three

So they sang and we're glad
in the hole in the tree

Over in the meadow in
the reeds on the shore

Lived an old mother frog
and her little froggies four

Dive, said the mother

We dive, said the four

So they dived and they burrowed
in the reeds on the shore

Over in the meadow
in a snug beehive

Lived a mother honeybee
and her little bees five

Buzz, said the mother

We buzz, said the five

So they buzzed and they
hummed in the snug beehive

[music playing]

Hello, Henry.

Hello, Anthony.

I noticed you've
got your travel bag.

Are you going somewhere?

I'm going to Gawa.

Gawa?

Haven't you been there before?

Oh, yes, Anthony.

I had such a wonderful
time singing and dancing

with Gupta and the
Warramiri people

that I'm going back to visit.

They said they were going
to show me how they catch

fish and show me their school.

That sounds fantastic, Henry.

It's fun to catch fish and
it's great to go to school.

You're going to
have a good time.

They have their own language
in Gawa, don't they?

Oh, yes, they do have
their own language.

It's called Warramiri.

But they speak English
too, so I'm sure we'll

be able to talk to each other.

Where is Gawa, Henry?

Oh, it's a tiny island right
up in the north of Australia.

Well, that's a
long way to swim.

[chuckles] Oh, no, Anthony.

I'm not swimming.

I'm going in an airplane.

That's right.

Sam can drive you to
the airport again.

Have a great time, Henry.

Say hello to our
Warramiri friends, Henry.

I will, Anthony.

Bye-bye.

Bye-bye.

Bye, Anthony.

[upbeat music]

Thanks for driving me
to the airport, Sam.

I'm just in time
to catch my plane.

No worries, Henry.

Bye-bye.

Bon voyage, Henry!

Have a good trip!

[engine revving]

[upbeat music]

Hello, everybody.

I'm Henry the Octopus in Gawa.

Gawa is a lovely place.

And up here they call
me Henry [non-english],,

because [non-english]
means octopus.

Today I'm going
to the fish trap.

I think someone will
be waiting for me

there to tell me all about it.

[non-english speech]

Yo.

Thank you for inviting
me to the fish trap.

[non-english speech]

I think Djunga Djunga and
Bamthi want me to sit down.

[non-english speech]

I think this must be
a very special place.

Yo.

Yo.

Ooh.

Do you catch fish here?

Yo.

Like your people have
done for hundreds of years?

Yo.

Ooh.

Do you use a net?

Yaka.

Oh, I think yaka must mean no.

Does yaka mean no?

Yo.

Yo.

So yo means Yes
and yaka means no.

That's another Warramiri
word I've learned.

Can you show me how to
catch fish in the fish trap?

Yo.

Yo.

[upbeat music]

[chatter]

Oh, that's very clever.

We'll show you our
school now, Henry.

Hurray!

Beauty, mate.

Hello, everyone.

It's good to see you.

Oh, you've made a sea mural.

Let's do the Octopus dance.

Come on, Henry!

[music playing]

[non-english singing]

Oh, I'm having lots of fun.

This is wonderful,
wonderful dancing.

Oh!

[non-english singing]

[cheering, applause]

Goodbye, everybody.

[music playing]

[SINGING] Beach,
beach, sandy beach

Feel the sand on your feet

Beach, beach, sandy beach

Feel the sand on your feet

Snap, snap, snap,
snap goes the crab

Swish, swish goes the fish

Snap, snap, snap,
snap goes the crab

Ooh, says the jellyfish

Beach, beach, sandy beach

Feel the sand on your feet

Beach, beach, sandy beach

Feel the sand on your feet

Snap, snap, snap,
snap goes the crab

Swish, swish goes the fish

Snap, snap, snap,
snap goes the crab

Ooh, says the jellyfish

Beach, beach, sandy beach

Feel the sand on your feet

Beach, beach, sandy beach

Feel the sand on your feet

Feel the sand on your feet

Feel the sand on your feet

Ooh.

Good day, everybody.

I'm the postie.

I wonder if there's
a letter in my bag

for someone at Wiggle House.

There is.

[whistle blows]

Hi, everyone.

I saw the post lady leave
a letter in our letterbox.

So I thought I'd get it.

Oh, it's for me.

I can tell because
it says, "For Sam."

See?

But I wonder who it's from.

Hello.

There's a picture of a rose
on the back of the envelope.

Are you thinking
what I'm thinking?

Yes, I think it might be from
Dorothy the Dinosaur too.

I'll open it and
see what's inside.

Look, it's a bookmark and
it has roses all over it.

That'll be very handy
when I'm reading a book.

I won't lose my place.

I'll go straight inside and ring
Dorothy up to say thank you.

[music playing]

[gobbling]

[SINGING] There's a country
dance at the only hole in town

And everybody comes
from all around

They want to hear a gobble
and a scratching on the ground

They come from far and wide
to hear the turkey sound

Turkey in the
straw, haw, haw, haw

Turkey in the hay, hay, hay, hay

And the old folks danced
with their mother-in-law

As they danced to a tune
we call Turkey in the Straw

[gobbling]

[SINGING] They
danced to the left

and they danced to the right

They danced to the tune
all through the night

And a shriek and a gasp,
it gave them such a fright

A turkey dancing with them,
what a wonderful sight

Turkey in the
straw, haw, haw, haw

Turkey in the hay, hay, hay, hay

And the old folks danced
with their mother-in-law

As they danced to a tune
we call Turkey in the Straw

[gobbling]

Turkey in the
straw, haw, haw, haw

Turkey in the hay, hay, hay, hay

And the old folks danced
with their mother-in-law

As they danced to a tune
we call Turkey in the Straw

[gobbling]

[music playing]

[SINGING] Wiggle and learn.

Let's have some--
let's have some--

let's have some fun.

[SINGING] Goodbye.

from The Wiggles

It's time to say goodbye to you

Goodbye from The Wiggles

It's time to say goodbye

Goodbye from The Wiggles

It's time to say goodbye to you

Goodbye from The Wiggles

It's time to say goodbye

- Bye-bye.
- Bye-bye.

Woo-hoo!

Bye.