If you don't mind indulging me,
I'd like to take a moment to speak about the horrific events
that happened in Pittsburgh this weekend,
mostly just to talk about my connection to Pittsburgh.
It's the closest thing I would say that I have
to an ancestral home.
My father is from Pittsburgh,
and he talks about Pittsburgh all the time.
My father is very proud of Pittsburgh,
and I think that it's true of most people from the Burgh.
We go back one weekend a year,
and basically it's just two straight days of my dad saying,
"That used to be there, this used to be here,
that's new, that is a place that isn't here anymore,
and I miss the place that was there."
And it is a place that means a lot to me because of that.
My dad's from a neighborhood called East Liberty.
It is spelled East Liberty.
In Pittsburgh, it is pronounced Slibberdy.
I know this to be the case because every time
someone from Pittsburgh asks me where my dad is from
and I say, "East Liberty," they look at me like I'm crazy
and they say, "You mean Slibberdy?"
Because I guess I'm the lunatic
because I pronounced E-A-S-T "East," and not "Sluh."
[ Laughter ]
We go once a year to see the Steelers play.
We were there earlier this month.
It was, I found, great solace
in watching the Steelers play this Sunday
because it does feel like every day, we wake up,
and something that we've taken for granted is gone,
a norm that we thought we all agreed upon
has been tossed out the window.
And yet, on Sunday, I got to watch the Steelers
beat the Cleveland Browns, and I realized,
you know, not everything has changed.
[ Laughter ]
Which was nice.
I'm not Jewish, but my wife is Jewish.
My kids are going to be Jewish.
My great-grandfather was Jewish,
and he took a boat in 1869 to Manhattan,
and then he went straight from there to Pittsburgh,
and the Meyers family has been living there,
members of the Meyers family have been living there,
and have been thriving there in the city
that welcomed them so many years ago.
So I just want to say thank you to Pittsburgh.
I want to say that we're thinking of you, Pittsburgh,
and I want to thank you all for indulging me.
So I really appreciate it. [ Cheers and applause ]
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John Prine: When I Get to Heaven - Duration: 4:10.
-Performing the song "When I Get to Heaven"
from his album, his great album,
"The Tree of Forgiveness",
please welcome John Prine.
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
-♪ When I get to heaven, I'm gonna shake God's hand ♪
♪ I'm gonna thank him for more blessings ♪
♪ Than one man can stand ♪
♪ Then I'm gonna get a guitar and start a rock-n-roll band ♪
♪ Check into a swell hotel ♪
♪ Ain't the afterlife grand? ♪
♪ Then I'm gonna get a cocktail ♪
♪ Vodka and ginger ale ♪
♪ Yeah, I'm gonna smoke a cigarette ♪
♪ That's nine miles long ♪
♪ I'm gonna kiss that pretty girl on the tilt-a-whirl ♪
♪ 'Cause this old man is goin' to town ♪
♪ Then as God as my witness ♪
♪ I'm gettin' back into show business ♪
[ Laughter ]
[ Chuckles ] Thank you.
♪ I'm gonna open a nightclub ♪
♪ Called "The Tree of Forgiveness" ♪
♪ And forgive everybody ever done me any harm ♪
♪ Why, I might even invite a few choice critics ♪
♪ Those syph'litic parasitics ♪
♪ Buy 'em a pint of Smithwick's ♪
♪ And smother 'em with my charm ♪
♪ 'Cause I'm gonna have a cocktail ♪
♪ Vodka and ginger ale ♪
♪ Yeah, I'm gonna smoke a cigarette ♪
♪ That's nine miles long ♪
♪ I'm gonna kiss that pretty girl on the tilt-a-whirl ♪
♪ 'Cause this old man is goin' to town ♪
Let's go to town, now.
♪ Yeah, da-da-da ♪
♪ Ski-ba ba-dooby ♪
♪ Yeah, pa-pa-pa-pa-pa ♪
♪ Ski-ba ba-du-bu-bu ♪
♪ Yeah, pa-pa-pa ♪
♪ Yeah, pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa ♪
♪ Yeah, when I get to heaven ♪
♪ I'm gonna take this wristwatch off of my arm ♪
♪ What are you gonna do with time ♪
♪ After you've bought the farm? ♪
♪ And then I'm gonna go find my mom and dad ♪
♪ And good old brother Doug ♪
♪ Why, I bet him and cousin Jackie ♪
♪ Are still cuttin' up a rug ♪
♪ And I wanna see all my mama's sisters ♪
♪ 'Cause that's where all the love starts ♪
♪ I miss 'em all like crazy ♪
♪ Bless their little hearts ♪
♪ And I always will remember these words my daddy said ♪
♪ He said, "Buddy, when you're dead ♪
♪ You're a dead pecker-head" ♪
[ Laughter ]
♪ I hope to prove him wrong ♪
♪ That is, when I get to heaven ♪
♪ 'Cause I'm gonna have a cocktail ♪
♪ Vodka and ginger ale ♪
♪ Yeah, I'm gonna smoke a cigarette ♪
♪ That's nine miles long ♪
♪ I'm gonna kiss that pretty girl on the tilt-a-whirl ♪
♪ 'Cause this old man is goin' to town ♪
Let's go to town.
♪ Yeah, da-da ♪
♪ Ski-ba ba-du-du-du ♪
♪ Yeah, pa-pa-pa-pa-pa ♪
♪ Ski-ba ba-da-ba-bu ♪
♪ Yee-da-da-du ♪
♪ Ski-ra-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa ♪
[ Cheers and applause ]
-John Prine!
"The Tree of Forgiveness" is out now.
John Prine!
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Amanda Peet Knows How Game of Thrones Will End - Duration: 2:28.
-I'm not asking for any spoilers,
because I would hate to have it spoiled,
but is it then safe to say because of who you're married to
and because of where it's at in the process,
that you know how "Game of Thrones" ends?
You do know. All right. So, just look at Camera 1.
Look at Camera 1. Don't say anything.
Just think about it, and then we'll all go back
and watch this.
And we're going to try to figure out from your expression.
Don't say a word. Just think about how it ends.
-This is my poker face. -Okay. Great.
-Are you ready? -Yeah. Go.
-Okay. [ Laughs ] -Oh, my God. That was terrible.
Oh, no. That was a bad poker face.
-It's my drunk -- My drunk poker face
is different from my sober poker face.
-They say that's why you probably shouldn't --
-Okay, grandma?!
-You -- I did not know this about you.
You are also a playwright. You've written a couple plays.
-Yes. -How -- I'm fascinated by that.
I'm impressed by that. What is your writing process?
Is there a place you like to write more than other places?
-No. It's just -- I don't have an office.
I don't -- I probably should at some point,
but I don't do that.
And I -- It's really miserable.
-Yeah. Well, writing, I think, no matter where you do it,
is fairly miserable.
I think there's -- Nothing's worse than
when people say, "I just love to write,"
'cause I like to believe that nobody actually likes to write.
-No, the problem with me is that when I think I finish --
So, I did compare it to childbirth,
because when I gave birth to Molly, I --
Everyone was celebrating and saying, "She's here, she's here.
The head is here."
And I breathed a sigh of relief and was elated.
And then my O.B. -- Just her head just came over
and she's like, "Now you just got to
get out the shoulders."
I was like, "Wait. What? What are you talking about?"
And I'm not 46.
-"I am a young woman."
-Sheer disbelief that it takes another round of effort
when you've already -- I just -- Yeah.
-The rewriting, which is, I think,
when the best stuff comes out of,
but it is a drag to have to do it, as well.
-Yes, and it's embarrassing to look back
and think that I thought that I was finished,
and then, boy, I wasn't even close.
-What a delight to have you here.
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-I am so happy you're here.
-I'm happy to be here.
-I'm doubly happy you're here because I don't drink
during the show, but you asked if you could have one.
-Sure. -And so now we're going to.
-Kay. [ Cheers and applause ]
-Cheers.
-The difference between me and you in this situation is
I've already had some.
-Oh, you have? [ Laughter ]
That is great news that you've already had some.
That is, like, in line with something you do
when you're on talk shows?
That's not just like an everyday thing?
-It's an everyday thing. -Okay, gotcha.
[ Laughter ]
-No, it's because, you know, because I'm here and I'm --
scared I'm going to tank.
-Just like a little, you want to take the edge --
You're not going to tank.
-I like you a lot, so, it's --
-Oh, you're worried you're gonna let me down?
-It's much better when I don't like someone.
-Oh, great.
So, anytime I see you on talk show not drinking,
I'm gonna know, "Oh, she hates them."
[ Laughter ]
-Still respect them. -Yeah, right.
The show is fantastic. Congratulations.
This is -- "The Romanoffs,"
there's an episode shot in Europe.
There's an episode shot on a cruise ship.
Your episode was shot in New York.
-My hometown. -You went to college here. Yeah.
So were you a little bummed out
that you just had to do a New York episode?
-No, I'm so excited to be here.
Every time I come to my trailer,
whenever I'm employed here, it's like I won the lottery.
I can't believe it's really happening.
-And you move all around the city in this episode.
It is a very nice snapshot of the city.
You play -- One thing that is strange,
and your character is also coming to terms with this,
but you are about to be a grandmother in this episode.
When you first saw the script --
[ Laughter ]
-Thank you for laughing.
-Yes, I agree. I think we can all agree.
[ Cheers and applause ]
My grandmother never looked like you.
[ Laughter ]
She was old. What?
-That's what you think. -Okay.
-Because, see, I have this thing
where I think we're all in denial.
I know you're a little younger than I am, but I'm 46.
And I can't -- -I'm 45, so we're okay.
[ Laughter ]
-I can't believe I'm 46.
-Yeah. -You know?
Like I can't believe it. -I agree with that.
[ Laughter ]
-No, no, no. I'm really serious.
-Here's what -- You know what's crazy?
And while you're talking -- I'm 44.
I'm so old, I'm starting to forget how old I am.
[ Laughter ]
You know what I mean?
'Cause, like, basically 44 and 45 you're like,
it doesn't matter anymore.
[ Laughter ]
-Right. It's all really dodgy.
-Do you feel like look back at things, like,
in your previous life and do you laugh at, like,
what you used to think was old?
-Yes. So, I think about "Thirtysomething," that show.
-Television show. Yes. -"Thirtysomething."
And I think about them and they seemed like,
"Oh, they're grown-ups with their grown-up problems
and children, cancer, middle age."
And, like, I'm [bleep]
Sorry. [ Laughter ]
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Don't point at the one on the desk like that was the problem.
[ Cheers and applause ]
I know what you mean, though.
-I -- I cannot believe that I'm gonna be 20 years older
than those people in a hot minute.
-Right.
-And then I'm gonna be a bag of dust.
[ Laughter ]
-Well, I used to watch a show called "Bag of Dust."
No, I remember when "Thirtysomething" was on,
my parents would watch it.
And I thought it was boring because I was so young
that I thought people in their 30s were boring.
I'm now, you know, 14 years older than what was boring.
-Right. That's exactly how I feel.
-I'm heartbreakingly boring compared to that. Yeah.
-Yes. Yes.
-Well, all right. I'm sorry for both of us.
[ Laughter ]
You have -- Well, I want to ask about this.
You have three children. -Yes.
-But you are not a grandmother. Not even close.
-I had to think about it for a second.
[ Laughter ]
-Oh, no. Grandma drinks so much, she has to --
she can't remember.
[ Laughter ]
"Who are you?!"
-Wait a minute. [ Grumbles ]
-Are your children -- How old is your oldest?
-11. -11.
So, do they -- Are they excited by what you do?
Are they excited to have a parent -- I mean both --
your husband, I should point out,
is the creator and showrunner of "Game of Thrones," Dave Benioff.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Yeah. It was a weird reaction.
It was like, "Ooh!"
-It was a little bit like he's a rock star.
-Yeah, it is.
-It makes me feel slightly less old.
-Yeah, I think that's good. -Yeah.
-Now, do they -- do your kids watch "Game of Thrones"?
-Well, no. They don't -- -Well, yeah, that's true.
That would be just bad parenting.
-Yeah. [ Laughter ]
I mean, we're definitely not good parents,
but we don't do that. -Right, right.
-Yes. They -- somehow I can't impress my kids.
I don't -- it's no matter what I do. Yeah.
They're just -- they don't want to watch our stuff.
Not that they're really allowed to,
but they also aren't interested
when there is something they can watch.
And on the rare occasions when there's been a billboard
with my face on it, they just -- they act sort of like my mom.
Like, they feel sorry for me.
[ Laughter ]
-What do you mean? -I don't know.
Well, it was for "Togetherness" and I was in a bikini top.
-Uh-huh.
-And they were really --
they were pretty judgmental, I want to say.
[ Laughter ]
-They were judgmental in what?
-They felt sorry for me
that I had to parade around town like that.
-Okay. Gotcha. [ Laughter ]
Wait, how often did you go by the billboard?
Was that sort of on a route?
-It was a problem because it was kind of the way to school.
They just -- they were like...
"Mom, God."
Just really, truly, truly, genuinely embarrassed for me,
and just not impressed.
-I do think that helps put show business in perspective
'cause you think it's really cool,
and then you have kids being like,
"Mom, you know this is dumb, right?"
And you're like, "Yeah."
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Here's What Happens to Your Body When You Eat Two Eggs a Day I'd have never believed No 3 - Duration: 10:06.
here's what happens to your body when you eat two eggs a day I'd have never
believed number three many experts in the past thought that eggs are unhealthy
food and may harm your health due to their high cholesterol levels however
this was a huge misconception in fact eggs are a great food for our health
they are a great source of antioxidants protein vitamins and minerals
significantly beneficial for our body doctors recommend eating two to three
eggs a day to improve your health so keep watching and you will find out more
about all the health benefits of eggs one you're lowering the risk of
cardiovascular diseases a hen's egg contains 400 milligrams of cholesterol
quite a high amount high cholesterol levels greatly increase the risk of
heart attacks and cardiovascular diseases contrary to popular opinion
however eggs don't increase cholesterol levels this is because your body slows
down its own cholesterol production when large amounts of cholesterol are
consumed it's also important to know that only 1/3 of the cholesterol
deposited in our blood vessels comes from the food we eat most of it is
actually produced by the body itself this has been demonstrated in a study by
the biomedical research center in Baton Rouge Louisiana for the experiment 152
overweight subjects were split up into three groups those in the first group
could eat anything they wanted for breakfast subjects in the second group
were served two eggs and subjects in the third group ate bagels every morning the
results left scientists astounded in addition to losing 65% more weight and
35% more belly fat than those in the bagel group the egg eaters saw no change
to their cholesterol levels the high number of omega-3 fatty acids found in
eggs also lowers triglyceride levels in your blood as higher triglyceride values
increased the risk of cardiovascular disease
ceases consuming X can also decrease the likelihood of suffering from these
diseases - you're lowering the risk of birth defects from a lack of folic acid
an egg contains 0.7 microgram micrograms of vitamin b9 also known as folic acid a
lack of folic acid during pregnancy could cause serious damage to an unborn
child central nervous system in the worst case scenario spinal cord and
brain are left deformed that's why eating eggs is a good way to
keep your folic acid levels up 3 you're slowing down the aging process a study
at chair I'd a Medical Center in Berlin has shown that eating free-range eggs
can slow down the aging process and prevent skin cancer researchers dr.
Caroline hesterberg and professor Jurgen late man found that free-range hens eggs
contain high levels of yellow organic pigments these pigments are rich in
carotenoids antioxidants which can slow down the aging process the body can't
produce carotenoids itself so we need to get them from our food they have a very
important role in capturing free radicals and making them harmless but
first you need to know how to prepare the eggs correctly before you can
benefit from their rejuvenating effect a cooked egg contains more valuable
carotenoids than a raw one due to chemical changes when it's heated up
said professor late men for your lowering the risk of cancer a study
published in breast cancer research has shown that eating eggs every day can
reduce a teenage girl's risk of later developing breast cancer by 18 percent
as well as being abundant in amino acids minerals and vitamins eggs bind together
the female hormone estrogen in the body with increased estrogen levels seen as a
possible trigger for breast cancer this could explain why eggs may help in
preventing the disease 5 you are doing your skin hair and liver a favor
eggs are rich in biotin vitamin b12 and protein these nutrients are key to
healthy hair and radiant skin it's also good to know that protein and sulfur
bonds found in egg yolks play a particularly important hand in
revitalizing dull and fragile hair eggs also contain high amounts of lecithin
which helps protect your bowels and assists your liver to detox your body 6
you're making sure your eyes stay healthy did you know that eating eggs
can be highly beneficial to your site high amounts of vitamin A lutein and
zeaxanthin are found in eggs vitamin A is important for light / dark vision
while lutein and zeaxanthin protect the eye from free radicals and play a
significant role in your color and daytime vision low levels of lutein and
zeaxanthin increase the risk of suffering from my tissue damage and
conditions such as macular degeneration or cataracts 7 you are losing weight
more quickly carbohydrates have a higher glycemic index than proteins foods with
a high glycemic index make your blood sugar level skyrocket your raised blood
sugar level then drops very quickly leaving you feeling very hungry those of
you wishing to lose weight should therefore opt for foods that have a low
glycemic index this is where eggs come in as they have a glycemic index of zero
perfect for filling yourself up and losing weight it's also worth knowing
that the body needs considerably more energy to digest proteins than it does
for carbohydrates and fats eight you're protecting your brain and
maintaining a healthy metabolism eggs contain choline a nutrient that is
necessary for various metabolic processes in the body including those
involving fats choline is transformed into the neurotransmitter acetylcholine
responsible for transmitting stimuli in your brain and nervous system as well as
having a detrimental effect on your memory a lack of choline may result in
pregnant women giving birth prematurely or the unborn child not weighing enough
at birth eating two eggs a day is the simple way to ensure that you are
getting enough choline in your diet 9 you're keeping your bones healthy and
calcium levels up most people know that vitamin D and calcium are very important
for your bones and teeth a study by the National Center for Biotechnology
information in Bethesda Maryland has now also confirmed this researchers found
that calcium and proteins work together closely to maintain calcium levels and
ensure that metabolic processes in your bones are kept healthy eggs are also
rich in vitamin D which helps your body absorb calcium in a more efficient way
as you can see eggs are in no way hazardous to your health
however you need to make sure that you buy eggs from free-range farms because
eggs from caged hens often contain drug residues the federal government's
Dietary Guidelines for Americans states that eating an egg a day does not result
in increased blood cholesterol levels nor does it increase the risk of
cardiovascular disease in healthy people however a healthy person can even eat 2
or 3 eggs a day without worrying about any adverse effects to their health this
excludes diabetics and people suffering from heart problems who should limit
their intake to three eggs a week we really hope you find this video helpful
and don't forget to share it with your friends and family thank you and have a
good one
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When ENFPS THRIVE (and when they fail) - Dreams Around The World - Duration: 8:43.
The absolute worst thing that can happen to an ENFP is getting trapped in
routine and repetition and in this video we're going to explore that and, more
importantly, what an ENFP should do to get out of that and when ENFPs are by
far the most successful, when we thrive and this has been true both in my own
life and just all us ENFPs around the world. By the way, if you are new here my
name is Dan, this is Dreams Around The World and my mission here is to help you
become the best version of yourself all while creating the most awesome life
possible for you and those you love now I am one of those crazy in fps
which means just I am an ENFP and in my experience the times that I have done my
absolute best when I felt that I've reaching my potential and that I've made
big change have been when it was a must when I was up against the wall when the
pressure was on and when I needed to make something happen that could have
been quitting a job when I had to start my business
to live off of so I quit I was broke and I just was like all right time to start
selling advertising it was like a media business I had I was you know had a
little newspaper thing it was cool or whether it was moving to Costa Rica I
mean like you got to make this work or you're gonna be homeless in Costa Rica
it's always been about having to do it pushing myself and creating that
pressure and you know it was really kind of crazy is in the early part of my life
let's say like early 20s I always felt like I needed that in order to be
successful and I think I probably unconsciously created situations where I
was like really desperate and that forced me to step up I always had this
thing like huh my life is too easy you know middle-class white dude in Canada
yeah like I have no pressure so I'll never do anything and then eventually I
created that pressure and it kind of sucked then I messed up parts of my life
but it then ended up working out and I guess I was onto something
needing that pressure point is we need that pressure we do not do well in
transitions enfps do not thrive one foot in one foot out hey I'm going to start
my own business but I'm gonna stay at this job and then I'm also gonna make
sure I have six years living expenses in the bank as well as blah blah blah it
doesn't tend to work out we do that for one reason we hate being uncomfortable
we hate having awkward conversations like ending a relationship or quitting a
job and we are ultimately anxious of the future and that can lead to hey maybe
one day I'll see you know behavior and it doesn't work out for us it does not
work out very well at the very least and it leads to getting stuck in something
ultimately what's happening here is that our fear is getting in playing around
with our subconscious and creating these reasons that seem good like I'm often
fooled by other inna @ph where let's say to me hey yeah so I do want to do X Y Z
but you know I have this great plan and I'm gonna do this first and then that
first and like at first it will fool me I'll be like okay yeah that that makes
sense that it wait a minute you're just scared to do the thing you really want
to do so you've come up with a crazy strategy involving degrees and jobs and
all kinds of other stuff that really isn't what you want to do but it avoids
a few uncomfortable moments right it happens and I've said this in other
videos freaking ENFP sometimes we are too smart for our own good and we can
create these excuses and these whole web of lies to convince ourselves not to do
one thing that we think is going to be really uncomfortable and usually isn't
that hard at all once we actually do it so how do you make this change first you
got to start being honest with yourself about what you
we want right get out of reality for a little but do the dreamy thing that
enfps love to do think about the future what you would really want if you could
do anything right I used to play the lottery game as a kid not really what
kids should be doing but be like if I won a million bucks what would I do what
would I buy now I didn't know that if I want a million bucks I'd end up becoming
more depressed and it would like ruin my life at the time I thought winning the
lottery would be good what I do like about that exercise is it gives you the
freedom to just dream there's no what if there's no like I mean it is what if
it's like what if I could do anything there's no limitations
whereas I find as people get older myself included we limit ourselves what
we think is possible and we place these limitations so even when we're in theory
dreaming or thinking big it's like within our little box that we're
thinking big so give yourself permission to just daydream or to think about what
you would really want and then be honest with yourself when you're coming up with
these crazy plans to not do the thing you really want why are you doing that
is it really just fear is it someone else's voice is it a parent or maybe the
general Society is always saying like you can't do that then you'd be happy
and life would be exciting and interesting and that would break our
system why are you resisting the thing you really want to do ask yourself that
get to the core of it and then once you know got to take some kind of big action
you got to do something that commits you to following through could be buy a
plane ticket could be sign up for a course it could be write a really
painful email to end a relationship also don't dump people by email that's messed
up whatever it is take that big action I've written about this on my blog
before about how I quit my job doing this how I started my first copywriting
business just taking a big step that commits you to following through so that
you can't backtrack the worst thing you can do okay it's not the worst thing but
like top 10 worst thing you can do is realize you're not happy
think about what you really want and be like yeah I'm going to make that change
and then do like a halfway commitment like yeah I'm gonna quit my job in six
months or so I'm not gonna tell anyone that now I'm not gonna commit to my boss
but I am going to quit my job and yeah that's my commitment and of course six
months six months to an ENFP is like a lifetime the amount of things that can
change in that period right it's insane so don't have that has to make that
change when you have that fire when you know you're not satisfied with your
current situation and you must make a change make it in that moment commit to
something in that moment that will hold you through to it and then really you're
gonna step up you're an ENFP you're badass when you've got to do it you're
gonna pull it off you're gonna make it happen I have no doubt about that
but you've gotta be honest with yourself about what you really want face that
fear just for like 10 20 seconds I have a rule on my website 20 seconds of
courage it's from that Matt Damon movie We Bought a Zoo brave people are not
brave 24/7 they're brave for like 30 seconds and they do something really
courageous in that moment and then that commits us to a better life through and
through on that note I think I'm gonna film a video about how I committed to
quitting my job in advance that was a really cool experience and I'll share
that as well I'll link to that at the end of this video it's out already if
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Five little monsters jumping on the bed
One fell off and bumped his head
Mama called the doctor and the doctor said,
No more monsters jumping on the bed
Four little monsters jumping on the bed
One fell off and bumped his head
Mama called the doctor and the doctor said,
No more monsters jumping on the bed
Three little monsters jumping on the bed
One fell off and bumped his head
Mama called the doctor and the doctor said,
No more monsters jumping on the bed
Two little monsters jumping on the bed
One fell off and bumped his head
Mama called the doctor and the doctor said,
No more monsters jumping on the bed
One little monster jumping on the bed
One fell off and bumped his head
Mama called the doctor and the doctor said,
Put those monsters right to bed
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