Gino Conforti, Jacquimo Tells the Story Lyrics from "The Thumbelina"
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Jacquimo Tells the Story Lyricsby Gino Conforti. From The Thumbelina Jacquimo Tells the Story by Gino Conforti I love great romances. I myself am a swallow of great pleasure! Ha ha ha vive, l'amour These are stories about people with impossible problems! Sampson Loved Delilah oh, that was really impossible. Romeo et Juliet oh Impossible! ho ho ho ho But, the most impossible of all the stories is impossibly small! The story of Thumbelina. Once upon a time, there was a lonely woman who longed to have a child to call her own. One day, she paid a visit to a good witch who gave her a tiny barleycorn. Plant it in a flower pot she says and see what happens. The woman did as she was told and by and by it began growing! until at last: "Oh, what a pretty flower!" *yawn* "Hello mother." "I'll call you Thumbelina." Thumbelina. But, can you imagine the troubles for a little girl no bigger than your thumb, hmm? [Thanks to Riley Noble, David for lyrics]
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