Children's Day at the Morgue
Song · Sheldon Allman · 1961 · 2 min · 184 words
The transcript of “Children's Day at the Morgue”, an episode of Sheldon Allman from 1961. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). The Night Shift plays Sheldon Allman free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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Don't make them wait, it's a happy time. There, after today's children's day at the morgue, look at the smiles and red rosy cheeks here they come right through the gate. Here's the sound of joyous laughter, today's children's day at the morgue.
I love to see them at play, but it moves me to tears. Have to be sure that they don't take away souvenirs. The little deers, there will be ice cream candy and cake and balloons.
Don't you be late? Come along and bring the family today's children's day at the morgue. I'll just see them and play, but it moves me to tears. Have to be sure that they don't take away souvenirs.
The little dears, there will be ice cream. Candy and cake and balloons, don't you be late. Come along and ring the family. Today is children's day. I say it's children's day. Hurry it's children's day.
I am the mole. When I hear those tender songs of childhood, I get all choked up, all the time we had on the last children's day. It was a picnic.
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