Town Of Tuxley Toymaker
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Town Of Tuxley Toymaker
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Toymaker, toymaker, make me a toy
That's what the children , they cry
Make me a soldier or castle so high
And to this we will buy
Busy busy making toys
Make a girl for ev'ry boy
Make a man for ev'ry wife
Live and live a lasting life
Town of tuxley's ,where's i want to be
He said to all girls and boys
Tuxley's the town where i'll make my bread
And money speaks louder than toys
Little trains and railway lines
Satisfy the human mind
Make them big and make them small
Make them wide and make them tall
Toymaker, toymaker, make me a toy,
That's what the children, they cry
Make me a soldier or castle so high
And to this we will buy
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