Sesame Street – D-U-C-K-I-E

There’s someone that I care for
Gee, the one I need is you
A chum who’s always there for me
If skies are grey or blue
Your precious little picture
Is a fixture in this frame
I love to sit and stare at it
And softly spell your name

D means you’re delightful and delicious and so dear
U says I’m undone by what you do
C is for the cute way that you squeak into my ear
K is for the kick I get from you
I, I’ll be there if you’re in hot water
E you’re extra-special to the end
Put them altogether, they spell DU-UUU-CKIE
Rubber duckie, I’m so lucky you’re my friend

spoken: So rubber duckie, that’s a great picture of you. (squeak, squeak)
Yeah, you like the song? (squeak, squeak)

D means you’re delightful and delicious and so dear
U says I’m undone by what you do
C is for the cute way that you squeak into my ear
K is for the kick I get from you
I, I’ll be there if you’re in hot water
E you’re extra-special to the end
Put them altogether, they spell DU-UUUUUUU-CKIE
Rubber duckie, I’m so lucky you’re my friend

Sesame Street – Dressed Up

Dressed up
All dandied and dressed up
All feathered and pressed up
And feeling so fine

Dressed up
In our best formal design
Outshine all the rest of you
Aren’t we devine?

We beg your pardon but
Fancy, that you could be carefree
And almost as hap-happy as we see
How we’re blessed
With so much zest
With every button buttoned
And every press pressed
We’re dressed up
And aren’t we the best?!

Sesame Street – Down By The Old Mill Stream

Down by the old (not the new but the old)
Mill stream (not the river but the stream),
Where I first (not the last but the first)
Met you. (Not me but you.)
With your eyes (not your ears, but your eyes)
Of blue (not green, but blue).
Dressed in ging- (not silk but ging-) -ham too. (Not one but two.)

And it was there (not here, but there),
I knew (not old, but new)
That you loved (not hate, but loved)
Me too. (Not one but two.)

You were sixteen (not seventeen, but sixteen)
My village queen! (Not the king, but the queen).
Down by the old (not the new, but the old),
Mill stream (not the river, but the stream).

Sesame Street – Down Below The Street

Hey bow-wow-hey-ba-biddy-hey
What’s down
What’s down below the street
What’s under the pavement that’s under your feet
What’s down, down, down below
Down below the street

Looking deep down, the first thing you see
Are the wires that bring electricity
The lights light up, the telephones ring
Because of the power all these wires bring

All those wires, all those pipes
Different sizes, different types
Bring you water, bring you heat
What’s down below the street

What’s deeper down, here take a good look
These pipes bring the gas that makes your oven cook
And what about the water that flows in your sink
Those other pipes bring you the water you drink

That’s what’s down below the street
Under the sidewalk that’s under your feet
What’s deeper down, deeper down, down below the street

In the winter you don’t want chilly feet
So you need these big pipes to bring you heat
And for the water that goes down the drain every day
There are great big pipes that take the water away

All those wires, all those pipes
Different sizes, different types
Bring you water, bring you heat
Let’s go down, down, down, down

If you’re in a city where the subway goes
There’s even deeper to go down and now you know
What’s down, down, down below, down below the street

What’s down below the street
What’s under the pavement that’s under your feet
That’s what’s down, down beloooooow,
Down below the street