Maria : Let's start at the very beginning
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A very good place to start
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When you read you begin with
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A B C
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Children : Do-Re-Me ?
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Maria : Do-Re-Me-Fa-Sol-La-Ti
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Oh, let's see if I can make it easier (Refrain)
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Doe - a deer, a female deer
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Ray - a drop of golden sun
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Me -a name I call myself
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Far - a long, long way to run
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Sew - a needle pulling thread
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La - a note to follow sew
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Tea - a drink with jam and bread
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That will bring us back to do oh oh oh!
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(Repeat twice)
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Maria : Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Do Sol Do!
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Now, children, do re mi fa so and so on are
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only the tools we use to build a song. Once
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you have these notes in your heads you can
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sing a million different tunes, by mixing
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them up like this
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Uh, Sol-Do-La-Fa-Mi-Do-Re
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Can you do that?
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Children : Sol-Do-La-Fa-Me-Do-Re
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Maria : Sol-Do-La-Ti-Do-Re-Do
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Children : Sol-Do-La-Ti-Do-Re-Do
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Maria : Now I'll put it all together
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Maria : Sol Do La Fa Mi Do Re
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&Children : Sol Do La Ti Do Re Do!
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Maria : Good!
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Brigitta : But it doesn't mean anything
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Maria : So, we put in words-one word for
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very note like this!
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When you know the notes to sing
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You can sing most anything
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All : When you know the notes to sing
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You can sing most anything
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(Refrain)
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Children : Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti
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Maria : Do Do
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Children : Ti La Sol Fa Mi Re
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Do Mi Mi MI Sol Sol
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Re Fa FA La Ti Ti
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Maria : When you know the notes to sing
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Children : Do Mi MI - Mi Sol Sol
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Re Fa Fa - La Ti Ti
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Maria : You can sing
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Children : Do Mi MI - Mi Sol Sol
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Re Fa Fa - La Ti Ti
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(Refrain)
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Maria : Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Do Do
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Children : Sol Do La Fa Mi Do Re
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Maria : Ti La Sol Fa Mi Re
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Children : Sol Do La Ti Do Re Do
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All : Do Mi MI - Mi Sol Sol
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Re Fa Fa - La Ti Ti
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Do Mi MI - Mi Sol Sol
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Re Fa Fa - La Ti Tido!
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Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti - Ti Do!
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Sol Do!
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DO-RE-MI
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