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No. 9 - Concerted Piece and Dance
| Flipper: | Ladies and gentlemen, leave it to me, Follow the man from Cook's! |
| Alice: | Nobody else is as clever as he, Follow the man from Cook's! |
| Lord C.: | How can I tell if his duties he knows? |
| Lady C.: | Surely his manner intelligence shows! |
| Paloni: | If you go wrong, sare, I ponche you ze nose! Follow the man from Cook's! |
| All: | Follow the man from Cook's! |
| Flipper: | Oh, follow the man from Cook's! The wonderful man from Cook's! And whether your stay be short or long, He'll show you the sights, he can't go wrong. Oh, follow the man from Cook's! The wonderful man from Cook's! It's twenty to one You've plenty of fun, So follow the man from Cook's! |
| All: | Oh, follow the man from Cook's! The wonderful man from Cook's! And whether your stay be short or long, He'll show you the sights, he can't go wrong. Oh, follow the man from Cook's! The wonderful man from Cook's! It's twenty to one You've plenty of fun, So follow the man from Cook's! |
| Flipper: | If you're inclined for a bicycle ride, Follow the man from Cook's! |
| Dorothy: | Leave the direction to him to decide, Follow the man from Cook's! |
| Alice: | Baedeker's only advice as a rule, Leads to a palace, a church or a school; |
| Flipper: | Who says a ride on a Corsican mule? Follow the man from Cook's! |
| All: | Follow the man from Cook's! |
| Flipper: | Oh, follow the man from Cook's! The wonderful man from Cook's! And whether your stay be short or long, He'll show you the sights, he can't go wrong. Oh, follow the man from Cook's! The wonderful man from Cook's! It's twenty to one You've plenty of fun, So follow the man from Cook's! |
| All: | Oh, follow the man from Cook's! The wonderful man from Cook's! And whether your stay be short or long, He'll show you the sights, he can't go wrong. Oh, follow the man from Cook's! The wonderful man from Cook's! It's twenty to one You've plenty of fun, So follow the man from Cook's! |
| Fraulein E.: | Weary and lame at the end of the day, Follow the man from Cook's! |
| Lord C.: | Worried to death you will probably say, Bother the man from Cook's! |
| Lady C.: | Hurried along when you wanted to stop — |
| Creel: | Loaded with half the contents of a shop — |
| Paloni: | Bustled about till you're ready to drop, Bother the man from Cook's! |
| All: | Bother the man from Cook's! |
| Flipper: | Oh, bother the man from Cook's! The worrying man from Cook's! For whether he's booked by week or day, He'll tire you to death and call it play, Oh, bother the man from Cook's! The worrying man from Cook's! It's twenty to one You say when he's done, Oh, murder the man from Cook's! |
| All: | Oh, bother the man from Cook's! The worrying man from Cook's! For whether he's booked by week or day, He'll tire you to death and call it play, Oh, bother the man from Cook's! The worrying man from Cook's! It's twenty to one You say when he's done, Oh, murder the man from Cook's! |
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Page modified 20 February 2017