Charlie Kunz Radio Selection Part 1.

Seq - Dr. J.Pitt-Payne. Kar - Bunty Pritchard Jones. Oct 2000.

[Fairy on The Clock]
Fairy~land is full of busy fairies,

Busily painting all the fire~flies' wings.
Busily making all the pretty stars and flow'rs.

There is a little fairy sets them working,
seeing the little elves all waste no time.
Seated upon a fairy clock she tells the hours.

They must hurry for they have to put away
the last hours of the sun.

They must hurry for the night is coming
and the moon~beams must be spun.

Tick! Tock! Tick! Tock!
Tick! Tock! Tick! Tock!

Gnomes and elves, bestir yourselves,
there's much work to be done.

Fairy~land is full of busy fairies.
busily painting all the Autumn leaves,
busily making all the pretty stars and flow'rs.

There is a little fairy sets them working,
seeing the little pixies waste no time,
seated upon a fairy clock that tells the hours!

[Soldier on the Shelf]
Left! Right! Left right alone,
poor toy soldier all by himself.

Left! Right! Left on his own,
In the toyshop high upon the shelf.

He roll'd out of the box, lay in despair,
then his comrades were sold; leaving him there.

While on some nurs'ry floors,
all the rest are forming 'fours'.

He's far from his Brigade,
poor lone soldier, 'absent on parade'.

Lonely little dusty wooden soldier on the shelf,
soldier on the shelf,
lying by himself, (so lonely),

tho' he longs to march off
like a soldier and a man.

Like Jack Horner in his corner,
he must lie, while the world goes by.

When the shop is closed at night,
'Lights Out!' You'll hear him sigh,

tho' the tears are nigh,
soldiers mustn't cry.

So in all his dreams,
until they take the shutters down,

he faces foes, Reveille goes.
He wakes by himself on the shelf.

[The Queen was in the Parlour]
The Queen was in the parlour,
having such a tea!

Eating bread and honey,
very happy was she.

The King was in the Courtyard,
waiting for the Queen,

Queen was in the Parlour,
and she wouldn't be seen.

The King, the Troops, the Court,
the Heralds, the entire parade,
The Queen delay'd.

King remark'd "It's that bread and honey,
when she starts on that,
her appetite's enormous."

The Queen was in the parlour
simply full of bliss,

eating bread and honey,
so they had to dismiss.

Dismiss!!!

Soft karaoke
Words
treble
bass
lyric
The Charlie Kunz
Radio Selection
of
Celebrated Novelty Tunes
Part I
Copyright MCMXXXIV by Cecil Lennox Ltd
134 Charing Cross Road London W.C.2.
MIDI
Doug Grierson - Rsearch
Sequenced by Dr. Pitt-Payne  21st Oct 2000
Karaoke by
Bunty Pritchard Jones
Kunz Part I 1934 seq Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 21st Oct 2000

Charlie Kunz Radio Selection
of Celebrated Novelty Tunes
composed by Montagu Ewing ("Sherman Myers")
Fairy On The Clock
Soldier On The Shelf
The Queen Was In The Parlour