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Sesame Street - The Alligator King

Classic Sesame Street tune from 1971, written/animated by Pixar's Bud Luckey (also on the banjo, what a talent!), lyrics by Don Hadley, sung by Turk Murphy (of the Turk Murphy Jazz Band) who also sang "Penny Candy Man". Much thanks to bob94109 for his help. CLICK ON SHOW MORE FOR LYRICS AND LINKS! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turk_Murphy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bud_Luckey http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Bud_Luckey http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montgome... http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/The_Alli... Help yourself to the FREE mp3 of this and many songs here: Sesame Street Sounds Archive http://www.tinyd.net/sssounds.html Shameless Amazon Plugs! The Great Numbers Game (DVD) http://amzn.to/H8iWk3 Elmo's Sing-Along Guessing Game (DVD) http://amzn.to/XttmE8 Sesame Street Old School: Volume One (3 DVDs) http://bit.ly/11ApSe Sesame Street's 25th Birthday (VHS) http://amzn.to/K83jPE (DVD) http://amzn.to/JaEOyCe Turk Murphy Jazz Band: Wild Man Blues (CD; original recording) http://amzn.to/1s0Oow2 Imagine That/Learning About Numbers/Sing-Along Guessing Game (3-DVDs) http://amzn.to/XttovG Learning About Letters/The Great Numbers Game/Sing, Hoot & Howl (3 DVDs) http://amzn.to/16bPBnR The broadcast of this video is authorized by Sesame Workshop. Thank you so much! Twitter:   / tinydancer500   YouTube:    / tinydancer500   Web: http://members.tripod.com/tiny_dancer... Facebook:   / thesesamestreetlyricsarchive   One two three four five six seven! Said the Alligator King to his seven sons, "I'm feelin' mighty down. Whichever of you can cheer me up Will get to wear my crown." His first son brought seven oyster pearls From the bottom of the China Sea. The second gave him seven statues of girls With clocks where their stomachs should be. The third son gave him seven rubies From the sheikdom Down There Beneath. The King thought the rubies were cherries, And he broke off seven of his teeth. The fourth son tried to cheer him up With seven lemon drops. The King said, "I'm sorry son, Since that ruby episode, I just haven't got the chops." The fifth son brought the King perfume In seven fancy silver jars; The King took a whiff, and he broke out in spots 'Cause it smelled like cheap cigars. The sixth son gave him seven diamond rings To wear upon his toes. The King snagged his foot on the royal red rug And crumpled up his nose. The seventh son of the Alligator King Was a thoughtful little whelp. He said, "Daddy, appears to me That you could use a little help." Said the Alligator King to his seventh son, "My son, you win the crown. You didn't bring me diamonds or rubies, but You helped me up when I was down. Take the crown; it's yours, my son. I hope you don't mind the dents. I got it on sale at a discount store - Cost me all of seven cents!" Seven!