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"'''Quiet Time Song'''" was sung by [[Ernie]] in the 1980s on ''[[Sesame Street]]''. Singing underneath an apple tree, Ernie explains that while he likes to have lots of fun, he also enjoys peace and quiet sometimes. |
"'''Quiet Time Song'''" was sung by [[Ernie]] in the 1980s on ''[[Sesame Street]]''. Singing underneath an apple tree, Ernie explains that while he likes to have lots of fun, he also enjoys peace and quiet sometimes. |
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With each verse, an animal is either discovered in the tree, or one climbs up it. By the last verse a [[squirrel]], [[Birds|bird]], a hornet's nest, [[cat]], and even [[Gladys the Cow]] occupy the tree. |
With each verse, an animal is either discovered in the tree, or one climbs up it. By the last verse a [[squirrel]], [[Birds|bird]], a hornet's nest, [[cat]], and even [[Gladys the Cow]] occupy the tree. |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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[[Category:Sesame Street Songs]] |
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Revision as of 21:45, 19 December 2019
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| Music by | Joe Raposo |
| Lyrics by | Tom Dunsmuir |
| Publisher | Instructional Children's Music Inc. |
| First | Episode 2091 |
"Quiet Time Song" was sung by Ernie in the 1980s on Sesame Street. Singing underneath an apple tree, Ernie explains that while he likes to have lots of fun, he also enjoys peace and quiet sometimes.
With each verse, an animal is either discovered in the tree, or one climbs up it. By the last verse a squirrel, bird, a hornet's nest, cat, and even Gladys the Cow occupy the tree.