Welcome Song

from The Emperor’s New Clothes

Allegro March music: Gil & Margie Brodsky
lyrics: Gil Brodsky
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1.Wel - come yes Hel - lo now It is time for us to start the show now It is
2.Wel - come friends and neigh -bors Please en - joy this prod -uct of our la - bors We in-

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called as ev’ ry -bod -y knows The Em -per -or’s New Clothes Wel -come to our sto - ry It’s a
tend to put you in a trance with ev' - ry song and dance Wel -come to our dra -ma We’ve re-

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tale of van - it - y and glo - ry We are proud to sing out this cheer Oh
hearsed each per - i - od and com - ma

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Wel -come glad you are here Our Sto - ry’s a - bout an em - per -or Wel -come Wel -come Who
One day there ap-peared four swind-l - ers

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lived in a land so long a - go and far a - way The on - ly thing that he cared a - bout
said they would make the em-per - or a ma - gic suit To see that it was so beau-ti - ful

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Wel - come Wel - come Was hav - ing pret - ty clothes Was hav - ing pret - ty clothes Yes that’s
They said you must be wise You must be ver - y wise Yes to
 Welcome Song
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how the sto - ry goes He would -n’t lis - ten to his min - is - ters Wel -come wel-come Who
see it with your eyes But if you were just a fool they said The

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said there were more im - por-tant things than pret-ty clothes When - ev - er they tried to tell him that
ma - gi - cal suit would not be beau - ti - ful to you In - stead it would be in-vis - i - ble

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Wel-come wel-come He sent them right a-way He told them “Go a- away!”Yes that’swhat I heard him
In - vis - i - ble as air In - vis - i - ble as air Yes so let the fool be-

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say 3.Wel - come Please sit down Folks ’Cause we've got the fin -est show in town Folks Oh the
ware

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out - line’s all that we have told Now watch the rest un - fold Here now is our

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sto - ry Here’s our tale of van-it - y and glo - ry We are proud to sing out this cheer Oh

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Wel -come We said Wel -come You’re so wel -come and we’re glad you are here!
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 Clothes Make the Man
from The Emperor’s New Clothes
music: Gil & Margie Brodsky
lyrics: Gil Brodsky
Tango beat
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Clothes make the man I can be an - y-thing I care to be I can be an - y-thing I

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dare to be Clothes make the man Clothes make the

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It mat -ters not what kind of head I have What mat -ter is the kind of threads I have

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Clothes make the man If in the right style I am dressed I have ful -filled my

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fond -est quest No need to wor -ry ’bout the rest Clothes make the man

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Clothes make the man It’s true I nev-er went to col - lege but you’d think I’ve got lots of

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know - ledge when you see me in my cap and gown When my dip-lo - ma I’ll have

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gath -ered you’ll say I could have gone to Hah -vard Oh Clothes make the man
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 A Fool and His Money
from The Emperor’s New Clothes
music: Gil & Margie Brodsky
lyrics: Gil Brodsky
Tango beat

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Bank -ers put their mon -ey in a bank Gen’ rals guard their mon -ey in a tank Wise men have their

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com -mon sense to thank but a fool and his mon -ey are soon part - ed Bro-kers put their

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mon -ey in - to stocks Jew - e - lers in - vest in gems and rocks Thus a - void - ing

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harch fi -nan -cial shocks But a fool and his mon -ey are soon part - ed I could -n’t e - ven

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give a hoot if he went to the ver - y best school He’ll end up los - ing all his loot if the

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fel -low is a fool Mi - sers horde their mon -ey in a box Kept se -cured with

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man -y keys and locks Unc -le Sam keeps his gold in Fort Knox But a fool and his mon -ey are soon
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2 A Fool and His Money

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part - ed You’ll make a mill-ion in a flash if you fol - low these two rules Just

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make sure that they pay in cash and make sure they are fools Just you see how

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fast our mon -ey grows Trust in me He'll pay right through the nose Lust - i - ly he'll

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buy our suit of clothes and the King will be broke and bro - ken -

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heart - ed For a fool and his mon - ey are soon part - ed
 Let’s Not Worry About It
from The Emperor’s New Clothes
lyrics: Gil Brodsky
Upbeat music: Gil & Margie Brodsky
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1.The sub ways nev - er run on time A dol - lar’s
not wor -ry a - bout it
2.There is no grain to feed the poor Let’s The em -pire’s

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hard - ly worth a dime Our prob -lems nev - er cease
Let’s not wor -ry a - bout it
on the brink of war My tax - es are too high

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They con-stant - ly in - crease We’d like to have some peace for our fur - rowed brow
Our wells are run -ning dry You make me want to cry but I don't know how

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Just cast those thoughts a - way We’ll dis -cuss them all some -day
but Let’s not wor -ry a -
Our home teams nev - er win Stock mar - ket’s in a spin

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bout it right now Let’s not wor -ry a - bout it No need to

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scream and shout it Some day we’ll work it out should the time al - low

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Our cares won’t dis - app-ear They're gon - na stay right here so Let’s not wor -ry a -

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Let’s Not Worry About It

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bout it right now 3.The kids are drop -ping out of school
not
4.The un - ions all are out on strike Let’s
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To heat our homes we have no fuel
wor -ry a - bout it Let’s not wor -ry a - bout it
This sit - u - a - tion we don’t like
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I - fla -tion’s ri - sing fast Our pa - tience can - not last It leaves us
We’re feel - ing sad and blue We don’t know hat to do Your Ma - jes -
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all a - ghast how me must kow - tow But all your cares and sor -row
ty to you on our knees we we bow I’d like to hear your case
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will still be here to - mor -row So
Let’s not wor -ry a - bout it right now
But this ain’t the time or place

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Let’s not wor -ry a - bout it No need to scream and shout it Some day we’ll

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work it out should the time al - low Our cares won’t dis -app-ear They're gon-na

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stay right here so Let’s not wor -ry a - bout it right now So our
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trou -bles won’t go a - way No need to tear your hair out and shout Oy Vey! We’ve got our

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prob - lems and how! But Let’s not wor -ry a - bout it Let’s not wor -ry a -

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bout it Let’s not wor -ry a - bout it
Πright now Right Now!
 The Emperor’s New Clothes (title song)
from The Emperor’s New Clothes
music: Gil & Margie Brodsky
lyrics: Gil Brodsky
Bouncy, like a march

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We know that we are right Will make him quite a
It all tuned out al - right The Em - per -or’s New Clothes Has made him quite a

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dazz - ling sight Ev' - ry -where he goes He’ll be su-perb - ly dressed From his head to his
sil - ly sight Ev’ - ry - bod - y knows His van - i - ty and pride Have led to all his

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toes He’ll look his best You’ll be im -pressed with the You
woes He wept he cried Be - cause he tried the Emp - er - or’s New Clothes We

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all will stop and stare At cloth be-yond com - pare Not on - ly will it be beau - ti-ful but
all did stop and stare The Em - per - or was bare His mag - ic suit was in - vis - i - ble ’cause

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al - so wash and wear Our ex - pert ar - tis - try Will prove that we are pros We
it was made of air We hope you have en- joyed our po - et - ry and prose We’ve

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guar - an - tee to earn our fee You’ll ag - ree when you see
all had fun but now we’re through Hope that you liked it too The

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(Final time)
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Em - per -or’s New Clothes Em - per - or’s New Clothes

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 Spinning Song
from The Emperor’s New Clothes
lyrics: Gil Brodsky
Rolling music: Gil & Margie Brodsky
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1.Spin - ning ev - er spin -ning Oh our wheels are ev - er spin -ning Oh how te - di - ous
2.When will this be ov - er When will spin - ning days be o - ver when will this be done?

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Work is nev - er end - ing It is al - ways just be - gin -ning It’s a bore
If we could find rest from all our spin -ning it would be so ver - y grand

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Spin -ning ev - er spin -ning Oh our wheels and heads are spin - ning We’re in such a mess
Spin -ning in the morn - in In the af - ter - noon and night -time Yes from sun to sun

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It seems we’ll spin for - ev - er - more It seems that
It's ver - y hard to un - der - st

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there’s no way to win this game It seems that we can nev - er

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win No mat -ter what we do It’s all the same so we might just as well

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Spinning Song

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con-tin - ue spin -ning 3.So a-gain we’re spin -ning ev’ ry frame and ev’ ry in -ning It’s an

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ug - ly task Bold -ly with -out sin -ning may -be we should all just bear the task and grin

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Why we keep on spin -ning Why we’re spin -ning It’s a ques -tion that we nev - er ask

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Put on a sol -emn mask and spin And so we spin and spin

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and spin And so we spin and spin and spin
 So Many Things to Wear (Madrigal)
from The Emperor’s New Clothes
music: Gil & Margie Brodsky
lyrics: Gil Brodsky

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There are so man - y things to wear There are so man - y clothes to choose For the
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King For the Em -per -or For His Maj - es - ty For His Roy - al High-ness
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For in -stance There are man -y ... for the Em -per -or to wear
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Den - im or cor - du-roy Sat - in cot -ton pol - y - es - ter Pol - ar - tec or vel -vet
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Ray -on ny-lon leath -er Lin -en silk or wool
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Prad - a Cal -vin Klein And Pi - erre Car - din Di - or Ralph Lau-
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Striped or plaid or sol - id dot - ted swiss Her -ring -bone Or a Pais -ley print Ba - tik or
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or Ralph Lau - ren YvesSaint Lau -rent or Guc - ci

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 Fairy Tale
from The Emperor’s New Clothes
Lyrics: Gil Brodsky
Music: Gil and Margie Brodsky
Dreamlike

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If or -di -nar -y skies of gray Still greet you each and ev’ ry day Why

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fai - ry tale Ev' - ry-thing will seem Like i - cing on a cake You can
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dream a dream And still be wide a - wake So if you have a wear -y heart And
find a smile On each and ev’-ry face

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feel you need a brand new start The time is right to come take part In a

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fair - y tale In a fair - y tale

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In a fair - y tale

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 Little White Lie
from The Emperor’s New Clothes
Music: Gil and Margie Brodsky
Lyrics: Gil Brodsky
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1.When there's things you can’t ad - mit Fib a bit
2.Hon - est Ab - ra - ham Lin- coln must have spun
3.But I'll warn you must take care and be - ware

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Try a Lit - tle White Lie When you have to break bad news
At least one small white Lie E - ven old George Wash - ing - ton
When you dare tell a lie It soon grows big ger as you know

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You won’t lose If you choose the right lie Why should you
Just in fun could have done a slight lie What may not
Fast not slow and will grow to the sky It’s ver - y

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stick to the facts when you can change them re - ar - range them Just set - tle
be straight and true Then you can bend it and pre - tend it means some -thing
hard to con- tain A lie can beat you and de - feat you It may well

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back and re - ’cause if you do it with class
dif - ferent to you ’cause if it won’t hurt a lamb
put you in pain so if a lie you should tell

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you’ll al - ways cov - er your tracks
Then you don’t give a hoot
You could go right down the drain
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