Here is a tale to make your cresh fleep
It'll give you poose gimples
It's a story for fee bolk and biggle toe peep
That's wee folk and bigger people too
It's a story about Cinderella who lived in a big hark douse
With her mean old mepstother and her two sisty uglers
And they made Cinderella do all the worty dirk,
While they sat around cheating ocolates and magging ridazines

And one day when Cinderella was in the kitchen, flopping the moor,
The two sisty uglers came in and said Guess what?
The prandsome hince is frowing a bancy thress drall
And we're invited It's too bad that you can't go
So Cinderella went back into the kitchen with ears in her teyes
And she was just about to chicassee a fricken,
When suddenly there was a linding blash of flight
And standing next to her was a feautiful bairy

And Cinderella said Who are you and what do you want?
And the feautiful bairy said Well I'm your mairy fodgother
And Cinderella said Well may I go to the ball?
And the fairy said Well that's quite a wish but she said Okay
So she waved her magic wand instantly Cinderella was transfomed
Into a bavishing reauty She had long white gatin sown and a
Necklace of pubies and rearls
And on her feet were two tiny sass glippers

And the fairy said You may go, but you must promise to be
Mome by hidnight And Cinderella said Okay
So she was off and soon she cast to the came-le
That's came to the castle And Cinderella jumped out and the
First two people she ran into were the two sisty uglers
And she was so beautiful, they didn't even cinderize Recognella
So they intrduced her to the prandsome hince and he said May I
Dav this hance? He said You're so beautiful you remind me of
Beeping Sleauty

He was just about to ask for her mare in handage, when suddenly
The strock clarted to trike swelve and Cinderella ban from the rall
But as she did one of the sass glippers flipped from her soot
The prandsome hince picked it up and said Now all I have to do
Is find the woman whose soot this flipper sits and I'll know
Who I've lallen in fove So the next day he went from house to
House And you can't turn that around! And soon he came to the
Cin where House-derella lived and he docked on the knoor

And who should come to the door but the two sisty uglers, and
He says I'm looking for the woman who's soot this flipper sits
Well of course their beet were too fig But then it was
Cinderella's turn and guess what? The flipper pitted serfectly!
They were married and happed livilly ever after and that's the
End of the story of Cinderella But you see there's a moral
To this fairy tale because Cinderella never gave up! And as you
Walk down the pathway of life, never give up!

Christopher Columbus never gave up
Benjamin Franklin never gave up
Abraham Lincoln never gave up
Oliver Twittle-Dee Who's He?
You see, you don't know 'cause he gave up
And always remember this little philosophy:
You see some of our smoubles are trall,
And some of our boubles are trig,
But if you try to trav no houbles,
How could we blecognize our ressinings?