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All of a sudden, I find myself
on the road to Copenhagen.
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Do you know something else, my friend?
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I'm a little bit frightened.
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Copenhagen is a very big place.
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Still, what can happen, huh?
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People are nice.
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That's the nice thing about the world,
my friend - people.
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So, what can happen?
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I'll walk through the gates of the city,
go up to someone and say,
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"How do you do?
I'm Hans Christian Andersen."
:23:41
I'll walk through the gates of the city, and
I'll say, "I'm Hans Christian Andersen".
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I'm Hans Christian Andersen
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I've many a tale to tell
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And though I'm a cobbler,
I'd say I tell them rather well
:23:56
I'll mend your shoes and I'll fix
your boots when I have a moment free
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When I'm not otherwise occupied
:24:02
As a purple duck or a mountain side
or a quarter after three
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I'm Hans Christian Andersen,
that's me!
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I'm Hans Christian Andersen
and this is an April day
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It's full of the magic I need
to speed me on my way
:24:21
My pocketbook has an empty look
I limp on a lumpy shoe
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So I turn into a flying fish
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Or a millionaire with a rocking chair
and a dumpling in my stew
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I'm Hans Christian Andersen
:24:33
Andersen, that's who!
:24:35
Hans!
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Hans!
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Peter!
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Peter, what are you doing here?
:24:54
What's this? You've got
the whole shop on wheels.
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Copenhagen sounded so wonderful, Hans,