Pacific Overtures
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Next

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Next

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Company

Streams are flowing …

See what's coming

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Winds are blowing …

See what's coming,

See what's going

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Roads are turning,

Journey with them.

A little learning

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Waters churning,

Lightning flashes,

Kings are burning,

Sift the ashes

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Tower tumbles,

Tower rises

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Tower crumbles,

Man revises.

Motor rumbles,

Civilizes.

More surprises

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Learn the lesson

From the master.

Add the sugar,

Spread the plaster.

Do it nicer,

Do it faster

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Reciter

The practical bird,

Having no tree of its own,

Borrows another's.

Company

Streams are roaring,

Overspilling

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Old is boring,

New is thrilling,

Keep exploring

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First the thunder

Just a murmur

A little blunder

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Then the wonder,

See how pretty!

(going under what a pity!)

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Streams are flying,

Use the motion

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Streams are dying,

Mix a potion.

Streams are dying,

Try the ocean

Brilliant notion

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Never mind a small disaster.

Who's the stronger, who's the faster?

Let the pupil show the master

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A voice

There are 223 japan airline ticket offices in 153 cities through the world.

All

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Another voice

There are 8 toyota dealerships in the city of detroit,

And seiko watch is the third best selling watch in switzerland.

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Third voice

57% of the bicentennial souvenirs sold in washington, d.c. in 1975 were made in japan.

All

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Fourth voice

This year japan will export 16 million kilograms monosodium glutamate

And 400,000 tons of polyvinyl chloride resin.

All

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Fifth voice

From the ministry of health:

By 1978 some of the beaches on the inland sea will be re-opened for public bathing.

All

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Sixth voice

1975 weather bureau statistics report 162 days

On which the air quality in tokyo was acceptable.

All

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Never mind a small disaster.

Who's the stronger, who's the faster?

Let the pupil show the master

Next!

Reciter

Nippon: the floating kingdom.

There was a time when foreigners were not welcome here.

But that was long ago. a hundred and twenty years. welcome to japan.

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Brilliant notions,

Still improving

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Make the motions,

Keep it moving

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