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The Duck Song by Bryant Oden




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A duck walked up to a� �stand
And he said to the man running the ,
"Hey, got any ?"
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The man said, "No, we just sell lemonade
But it's cold and it's fresh and it's all �.
Can I�get you a ?" The duck said, "I'll ."
Then he waddled away. waddle, waddle 'Till the very next day.
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When the�duck walked up to�the lemonade stand
And he said to the man �the stand,
"Hey, got any grapes?"
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The man said, "No, like I said , we just sell lemonade, OKAY?
Why not give it a ?" The duck said, "Goodbye!".
Then he waddled away. waddle, waddle Then he waddled away. waddle, waddle Then he waddled away. waddle, waddle
'Til the very next day.
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When the�duck walked up to�the lemonade stand
And he said to the �running the stand,
"Hey, got any grapes?"
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The man said, "Look, this�is getting .� I mean...lemonade is all we've ever .
Why not give it a ? The duck said, "How about...no!".
Then he waddled away. waddle, waddle Then he waddled away. waddle, waddle Then he waddled away. waddle, waddle
'Til the very next day.
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When the�duck walked up to�the lemonade stand
And he said to the man running the stand,
"Hey, got any grapes?"
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The man said, "THAT'S IT! If you don't stay away duck, I'll� you to a tree and leave you there all day, .
So don't get so !" The duck said, "Adios!".
Then he waddled away. waddle, waddle Then he waddled away. waddle, waddle Then he waddled away. waddle, waddle
'Til the very next day.
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When the�duck walked up to�the lemonade stand
And he said to the man running the stand,
"Hey, got any glue?" "What?" "Got any glue?"
"No, why would I...oh!"
"Then one more� for you... Got any grapes?"
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And the man just . Then�he started to smile.� Then he started to . He laughed for a while.
Then he said, "Come on, duck, let's walk to the .
I'll buy you some grapes so you won't have to ask ."
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So they walked to the store and the man� some grapes.
He�gave one to the� and the duck said, "Hummm...No, thanks!
But you know what sounds ? It would make my .
Do you think this store... do�you think this store...do�you think this store...has any...LEMONADE?"
Then he waddled away. waddle, waddle Then he waddled away. waddle, waddle Then he waddled away. waddle, waddle
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� 1.�glass ��anymore
� 2. store ��no
� 3. away ��pass
� 4. old ��stuck
� 5. go ��sold
� 6. duck ��day
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1. stick � 2. say � 3. sell � 4. bring � 5. get � 6. buy
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���� 1. A stand �to walk with short steps tilting from one side to the other
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�a drink made from lemons
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���� 3. to waddle �A light structure offering goods�for
sale
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���� 5. I'll pass! �made at home
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