Welcome to Mother Goose
Village
Oh, Ev'ryone in town,
Has come and gathered
round,
To celebrate this special
day.
Two orphan twins are on
the way
let's hope they're safe
and sound.
As soon as they appear,
let's give a rousing
cheer,
To let them know they're
not alone,
to make them feel like
they're at home,
And there's no need to
fear.
Click clack, stand back
let's make way for the
train.
(Mother) do you see them?
(Mary) There they are!
It's Alan and it's Jane!
(all cheer)
Welcome to Mother Goose
Village
We're glad you've come to
stay.
You've traveled a long
way,
and now we'd like to say.
We're glad you've come to
our village,
As happy as can be.
Now you're no longer
orphans,
But a part of our family.
In the Workshop
Everyone
In the workshop, Toymakers
workshop,
We make Christmas gifts
for all the little girls and boys.
We paint trollies,
decorate the dollies,
And bring joy to everybody
with our lovely toys.
There are wagons, even
painted dragons,
Christmas toys that make
lots of noise.
We've got high chairs,
cuddly cute stuffed bears,
So that children
everywhere can share our joys.
Toymaker
Girls and boys will get
toys on that joyous Christmas day.
Old Kris Kringle soon will
come to mingle,
And select the toys he
likes the best to take away.
He'll pick a few, only the
best will do.
Then he'll pack them in
his bag and on his magic sleigh.
Everyone
Then at daybreak all the
toys he will take,
To the children everywhere
and say.
Merry, Merry Christmas,
Jolly, Holly Christmas!
Here's to love and joy to
you this Christmas day!
Bye-Bye, Tom Tom
Gonzorgo and Rodrigo:
We used to be hungry and
destitute.
We needed employment to
earn some loot.
You gave us the bed we
could not afford,
When we swore to push Tom
Tom overboard!
Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Our
laughter seems rash.
You should have been there
when he went splash!
Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Our joy
may seem rank.
Poor little Tom walked off
the plank.
Gonzorgo!
Rodrigo!
We've done our best,
To drown Mary's boy-friend
at your request.
We gave you our word that
we'd do the deed.
Now your underhanded plan
will succeed.
Bye! Bye! Bye! Bye! Mary's
fiance'.
He really had a rotten
day.
Bye! Bye! Bye! Bye! Tom is
no more.
He's sitting on the ocean
floor!
We kidnapped the lad!
We kicked the young cad!
We dragged him away!
To our boat in the bay!
We sailed out to sea!
Just you, him and me!
Together: We
drowned the young Tom Tom just as we were told.
Barnaby(spoken): Just
what are you trying to tell me?
Together: WE WANT
OUR GOLD!
Toyland
Mother Goose:
When you've grown up my
dears,
And are as old as I.
You'll often ponder on the
years
That roll so swiftly by,
my dears,
That roll so swiftly by.
And of the many lands,
you will have journeyed
through,
You'll oft recall the best
of all
the land your childhood
knew.
Your childhood knew.
Toyland, Toyland, dear
little girl and boy-land,
While you dwell within it,
you are ever happy then.
Childhood's joy-land,
mystical, merry Toyland.
Once you pass it's
boarders, you can ever return again.
Go to Sleep
Curly Locks: See
that shadow sway?
Mary: That is
nothing, dear.
Curly Locks: Please
don't go away.
Mary: I am staying
here.
Curly Locks: See
the creepies crawl.
Mary: No that
cannot be.
Curly Locks: See
the ogre tall,
Mary: It's a
cypress tree.
Mary and Tom:
Go to sleep, slumber deep.
Little ones we'll watch
you while you sleep.
Dream and rest, that is
best.
'Till you hear the morning
song from bough and nest.
Mary: Tom Tom dear,
I adore,
Dearest one I could not
love you more.
Hold me tight, through the
night.
In your arms I'm safe
until the morning light.
BoPeep's Solo
BoPeep:
My lambs are lost for
good.
There goes our livelihood.
I'm sure those dear sweet
fleecy things
Would come home if they
could.
But they are gone you see,
Gone far away from me.
Now I must weep because my
sheep,
I'll never get to see.
Dear friends and family
and my neighbors too,
Have my lost lambs been
seen by you?
I'd hoped to sell them
here in the square.
If you should see them,
please tell me where.
Mother Goose and Girls:
Never mind BoPeep, we will
find your sheep,
We will help you wait and
see.
Please don't cry BoPeep,
for your wandering sheep,
Though far from home they
may be.
Try to smile BoPeep, for a
while BoPeep
And try not to be blue.
Never mind BoPeep we will
find your sheep.
And bring them home to
you.
He Won't Be Happy Till
He Gets It
Barnaby:
Oh, Jane and Alan's father
left them riches by the ton.
And I am sure I need that
money more than either one.
Yes, I will do whatever I
must do to make it mine.
Because the thought of me
as wealthy is a thought divine.
(Chorus)
And I won't be happy till
I get it.
Just think of all the
things that I could buy.
A house up on a hill, it
gives me such a thrill,
And I'm going to get it by
and by.
Villains:
And he won't be happy till
he gets it.
Just think of all the
things that he could buy.
A house up on a hill, it
gives him such a thrill,
And he's going to get it
by and by.
Barnaby:
Oh, I want Mistress Mary
to consent to be my wife.
For then that beauty will
be forced to serve me all my life.
Yes, I will do whatever I
must do to make her mine,
Because the thought of me
as married is a thought divine.
(Chorus)
And I won't be happy till
I get it.
Just think of all the
things that I could buy.
A house up on a hill, it
gives me such a thrill,
And I'm going to get it by
and by.
Villains:
And he won't be happy till
he gets it.
Just think of all the
things that he could buy.
A house up on a hill, it
gives him such a thrill,
And he's going to get it
by and by.
Barnaby:
Oh, that ingenious
toymaker invented this machine,
And with it I could
mastermind a money making scheme.
Yes, I will do whatever I
must do to make it mine,
Because the thought of me
as wealthy is a thought divine.
(Chorus)
And I won't be happy till
I get it.
Just think of all the
things that I could buy.
A house up on a hill, it
gives me such a thrill,
And I'm going to get it by
and by.
Villains:
And he won't be happy till
he gets it.
Just think of all the
things that he could buy.
A house up on a hill, it
gives him such a thrill,
And he's going to get it
by and by.
