He’s got a ceiling and some feelings
They circle round and drift to the top
Like a whirlwind, never ending
A storm so strong, it’s hard to stop

You Mr Bear, the Parrot and me
Were having ourselves a nice cup tea
But Mr Frown, oh he’d never see
How lovely and wonderful today could be

There’s tealeaves in my cup! Hgg…
I don’t like it, I can’t stand it
The sun is shining too bright
And the moon it keeps me up all night

Poor old Mr Frown
Will he ever come up from down
So sad now we
Are trying to be happy

Zzz…zzz..zzz….

He’s got a raindrop and it won’t stop
His bucket‘s filling right to the top
And when it rains - it pours
It’s overflowing it’s hard to stop

You Mr Bear, the Parrot and me
We’re singing in the rain, so merrily
But Mr Frown, could never see
How lovely and wonderful today could be

The rain is far too wet!
I don’t like it, I can’t stand it
You’re dancing round a stick
And your smile is far to big

Poor old Mr Frown
Will he ever come up from down
So sad now we
Are trying to be happy

We can never please Mr Frown (Mr Frown, Mr Frown, going down)
We can never please Mr Frown (Mr Frown, Mr Frown, going down)
Will he ever come up from down?


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