Imagine Noel Coward singing to Kermit the frog.
Sesame Street used to have well known performers singing songs to help children learn about numbers and letters. This is what might have happened if Noel Coward had sung about the number two.
lyrics
Two, I do love you,
Don’t make me blue
Say that you love me too
Number 1 is often glum
And seldom is delightful
And number 3, it seems to me
I positively frightful!
But you, oh yes you
Are more than enough for two
If one drinks lots of bubbly
One ends up seeing doubly
So, responsibly for two and me
It’s tea for two and two for tea
Two
Dancing with one is seldom fun
From the Watusi to Fandango
The Argentine will all opine
That it takes two to tango
“Tango solo”……
From Winnipeg to Malibou
They give two cheers for number two
Sited so conveniently
Between numbers one and three
Two, you’re so much more
For you are the square root of four
Oh two! I love you.
Today’s episode of Sesame Street
Was brought to you by the number two
Goodbye.
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