First Song-Almost Like Falling In Love

Thank you, Professor Kirby. Thank you very much. I want to see what he got in that package, Rosie. Instant entertainment. Oh, well, stir that whole bunch up. What a day! This has been... What a ray for the whole...

...about to be... ...bice and everything nice.

What do you got there, Rosie? What's it, Beth? A new Sarah Lee Limerick? A new Sarah Lee Cape-ing. A new Sarah Lee Apple and Spice Cake. Apple and Spice? Sure sounds great. There's never been a cake like this before, Ben.

It's delectable goodness comes from the flavor of orchard fresh apples, blended with imported spices, grade double A creamery butter and toasted hazelnuts. Hazelnuts too. Why sure, it's got toasted hazelnut icing. It's the most fabulous frosting a cake ever had.

Mmm, how about that? And like all sarelli cakes, it's completely baked and iced. All you do is serve and enjoy. For a chance you have a limerick on that? Yes, listen. A gal whose cakes were so fine, to bake can now sweetly decline.

She said you can see why I buy a saryli. They're apple and spice cakes divine. Oh, we might even sing a song to it. Merrily, merrily, only saryli tastes. So good. Professor Cole, I'll tell you what you do.

Just kind of vap a little, huh? Let's see what ensues. Every little breeze is sighing of love, and dying at sundown. Every little bird is resting there, and next in its sundown. It's a little rose, but it's sleeping.

While the shadow's creeping, In a little cottage, cozy, the world seems rosy, it's sundown Where a love and smile greet me, and always be it sundown It seemed to sigh, I'm in heaven When night is falling, love is calling me home Prose it sundown, eight minutes, Sunday, seem to sigh, I'm in heaven, when night is falling,