áåí! áçæøä îàøõ ùåó
ùåá îéøå ëàï áôøèéä ùì âåìàù ÷.
àðé ä-î' àì ä-é' àì ä-ø' àì ä-å'
åàúä ø÷ àì úôðä ìå àú äâá
öà îä÷øèåï åúúçáø àì äâãåìéí
ù. á. ÷. ñ. - áà ø÷ ôòí áçééí
úçæé÷ ú'çáøä ùìê çæ÷ çæ÷ çæ÷
ìôðé ùúúîëø ìîîú÷ ùì äùá÷
àðçðå áàåìôï ëåúáéí îéìéí
äîåðä ãåô÷ âåîø ìàéö' àú äù÷ìéí
ôìåîôé áé åàðé òåîãéí áøàù îäôëä
ùá÷ ñ' îîìëä

Plompy's in the house

àðé îå÷é ãé àçåùìå÷é àîéúé
àù òì äâåìù áùáéìé äëì áåèðéí
çé áâãåì ëàï áæéøú òñ÷é ä-ù'
åòëùéå ùåøä òì áåðâì äåà àçøàé òì äúåôéí
áåí! æäå áåðâì úåó âãåì
áåí áåí æäå áåðâì ùîùîéã àú äëì
àôå÷ìéôñä áãåàø éùø áùáéìê
ù. á. ÷åñ àåîå îôùéèé äàåîä

Plompy's in the house


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