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The Kangarooster Beckons

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The Kangarooster Beckons

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Land of Let's Pretend there lived a kangarooster.

Half of him was kangaroo,

The other half was rooster.

He could jump and he could crow;

Flap his wings, tap his toes.

In the land of Let's Pretend there lived a kangarooster.

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