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Rupert
is on his way to master the breeze |
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But
Pong-Ping has a ransom note
to aid the Pekingese |
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Down
into the miracle lift they leave England behind |
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The
Palace-by-the-Sea is where
the friends themselves they find |
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Pirates have kidnapped the King
The blackest pearls around they must bring |
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Enough
to match the weight of their pawn but how can this be done
before the dawn? |
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The
islands that scatter the coast
are a haven for these gems |
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But
ever should there be enough
the search would never end |
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Rupert
takes a desperate step
to find the hideaway |
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Of
those who started this scavenger
hunt and try to save the day |
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Pirates have kidnapped the King
The blackest pearls around they must bring |
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Enough
to match the weight of their pawn but how can this be done
before the dawn? |
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Into
the caverns where
no one ever goes |
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They
meet with the
Pearlfisher King |
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Off
with the ransom that's worth -
no one knows
And rescue the throne of Beijing |
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That
night is the ransom drop
in the open of the beach |
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An
ambush halts the staggering plot
and culls all the thieves |
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Pirates have kidnapped the King
The blackest pearls around they must bring |
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Enough
to match the weight of their pawn but how can this be done
before the dawn? |
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