King Squeebubbly And Santa Claus

Ah, ah, ah, don't turn that dial. This is the right station if you want to hear about Jonathan Thomas and his Christmas on the moon. For old Santa Claus made a mistake. He's feeling so sad for the children's sake.

He let some sweet gobbiums in one night, and they captured him after a terrible fight. And now he's a prisoner in Squeebobleum land. They've tied him so tight, he can't move a hand. But don't you worry, because you've heard, of course, that the man in the moon and Gorgon's soul are the horse and Jonathan Thomas,

who are all brave and strong, have promised to find him before very long. They've traveled quite far on this dangerous road, past the dragon's cave and the home of the toad. And they've had much trouble with the wicked old witch who rules all the land of a rumple stitch.

But you needn't worry, while they're doing well, they escaped her magic and terrible spell. But they've made a true friend of a good very queen, and she always has spoiled the old witch's scheme. But once, in the nightmare for a sooty, the witch put Jonathan Thomas asleep.

But the good very queen woke him up with a charm, and she's doing her best to keep them from harm, and they met a lion one day on the path who roared quite loud to show them his wrath, for he said it's all wrong and a crying shame.

To be told I am lion, I demand a new name. So they named him O Gei-Graft, and he thought it was fine, and the show he was pleased, he asked them to die. Then he gave them a gift, because a box full of gurals who frightened the witch and make her whole.