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1 All in a golden afternoon Under the skies of cloudless blue, Leisurely gliding time away, All In A Golden Afternoon Heading upstream to find some shade, Sleepily drifting on our way that dreamy English summer s day. 2 All in a golden afternoon Eager for stories wild and new, Three little ladies named Liddell Longed for a fable to be told. What can a single voice avail against three tongues that beg a tale? Tell us a story, tell us a story, tell us a story. 3 All in a golden afternoon Tales of imagination grew. Alice the dream-child took our hands Through many adventures, all unplanned. Slowly the tales of wonderland did come to us as now they stand. Tell us the story, tell us the story, tell us the story please.

I m Late! WHITE RABBIT 1 I m late! I m late! I m getting in a terrible state, I ll have to hurry. Better get a move on cause I m running out of time. I m late! I m late! I haven t got a moment to waste, I m getting worried. What am I to do? I m going out of my mind! 2 I m late! I m late! If the Duchess has a minute to wait she ll have my head off. Better get a move on cause I m running out of time. I m late! I m late! If I cannot keep this crucial date there ll be no let off. What am I to do? I m going out of my mind!.. I M LATE!! I m Late! (Reprise) WHITE RABBIT I m late! I m late! If the Duchess has a minute to wait she ll have my head off. Better get a move on cause I m running out of time. I m late! I m late! If I cannot keep this crucial date there ll be no let off. What am I to do? I m going out of my mind!. I M LATE!!

Down, Down, Down Down, down, down I feel I m falling through the ground. Down, down, down I m falling, slowly, falling down. Down, down, down my world is turning all around. Down, down, down I m feeling sleepy feelings now. 1 What s going to happen? It seems I ve been falling For miles unending And when will it stop? 2 Falling in darkness Past cupboards and bookshelves I m looking around me At pictures and maps. 3 Where am I going? I can t get my bearings I ve gone such a distance Where will I end up?

Caucus Race In the Caucus Race you choose a starting place You can then begin and end exactly where you like. In the Caucus Race you run at your own pace, You ll be guaranteed to win a prize! 1 If your fur and feathers are a sorry sight, If you re feeling cold and wet. Come and join the race and you ll get dry, There s no need to be upset! 2 It won t really matter how you play the game, Make up any rules you like. If you get it wrong, well that s OK, Don t think anyone will mind. PART TWO: All this busy running gets you dry and it is funny But it s really quite exhausting going round and round! (repeat) AND PART TWO PART THREE: Once you ve started you ve no worries, There s no reason to be hurried. Take it easy, stay light-hearted, In the Caucus Race. PARTS TWO AND THREE, WITH PARTS TWO AND THREE

Wonderland 1 White rabbits with strange habits That run round in a mad panic, Never having time to turn around. Long hallways with small doorways Are there sometimes, but not always, Curious indeed the things I ve found. Alice, Alice, please understand These are the things that happen in a wonderland. (Repeat) 2 Loud sneezing and brain-teasing, Where words take on a new meaning, Everyone it seems must disagree. Rude manners and bad grammar The Frog Footman, a Mad Hatter! It s the strangest place I ve ever been! INSTRUMENTAL

Mad As A Hatter HATTER I m mad as a hatter! I ve never felt better, It s hard to believe that I m out of my mind, But I m mad as a hatter! So pass me the butter, Cause life is a tea-party all of the time! He s mad as a hatter! He s never felt better! Ect.. HATTER DORMOUSE & HARE (or ) 1 Ravens are rather like desks. (A riddle! A riddle!) Tell me if you think it s true. (Tell him, do tell him!) You won t be able to guess. (He ll have to tell you!) I ve really not got a He s mad as a hatter 2 It was the middle of March, (The middle! The middle!) I had a quarrel with time. (Yes we remember!) Now he does nothing I ask, (He never listens) He was a good friends of He s mad as a hatter MAD HATTER: I want a clean cup! Let s all move one place on! 3 I find it hard to explain, (A puzzle! A puzzle!) Thoughts that go round in my head. (No rhyme or reason) Dormouse you re sleeping again! (Yawn. Twinkle twinkle) You d better go back to (MH stuffs dormouse into teapot!) He s mad as a hatter I m mad as a hatter

Royal Procession FANFARE 1. Make way! Here comes the royal procession! They make their entrance two by two. They ll all be out to make an impression. Be careful what you say and do. FANFARE (Clubs, Soldiers) 2. This family has a sporting tradition, We re proven winners through and through. Out bodies are in tip-top condition, Our team will wipe the floor with you. (Diamonds, Courtiers) 3. Our pride is in our social position. We re first to hear the royal news. We re in with all the top politicians, And all the gossip columns too! WHITE RABBIT I m late! I m late! I m getting in a terrible state, I ll have to hurry! Better get a move on cause I m running out of time! (Hearts, Children) 4. Our fathers have a fine reputation, They re really rather well-to-do. They ve given us the best education, And all the money we can use! (Guests, Kings & Queens) 5. We re here to represent other nations, From Mexico to Timbuktu! And we received the Queen s invitations Before she even thought of you!! FANFARE KNAVE OF HEARTS (Spoken): Make way for the King and Queen of Hearts!

The Croquet Song 1. It s such a lovely day for playing croquet, Show me a better way to spend your time. Really I have to say that life is OK, Out on the lawn today, it s just divine! 2. I have been practising with my flamingo. It s not an easy thing to keep in line. I am delighted in the way my swing goes, It needs some polishing, but I ll be fine. 3. Croquet is not so cool when you re a hedgehog! Using us for a ball, it s so unkind. If we don t curl up small, they ll knock our heads off! Since they don t care at all, we ll run and hide! 4. This is an awful game if you re a soldier! I ve never been the same since first I tried. I can t describe the pain in my left shoulder, All doubled-up for days it s such a crime! Whenever you play croquet then your neck is on the line, We should all be glad just to stay alive! QUEEN: Stop! Stop! Stop! Now it s about time the rest of you did some singing Executioners To your places! 5. It s such a lovely day for playing croquet, (It s a beautiful day for a game of croquet) Show me a better way to spend your time. (It s a wonderful way to be spending your time) Really I have to say that life is OK, (Life is quite OK playing croquet!) Out on the lawn today, it s just divine! REPEAT LAST VERSE Whenever you play croquet then your neck is on the line, We should all be glad just to stay alive! We should all be glad just to stay alive!

Off With Her Head! KING Consider your verdict! Let the Jury consider their verdict! QUEEN No! No! No! HALF JURY/OTHER HALF (No! No! No! / No! No! No!) QUEEN Sentence first, and then verdict afterwards! Stuff and nonsense! The very idea of the sentence first! QUEEN Hold your tongue! JURY Hold your tongue! I won t!! QUEEN Off with her head! HALF JURY Off with her head! WHOLE JURY Off with her head! Off with her head! Off with her head! Off with her head! Off with her OFF WITH HER HEAD!! Wonderland (Reprise) Fierce ladies with pig babies, And strange games played in weird places. How can I describe the things I ve seen? Mad juries, the Queen s fury, The Mock-Turtle, and sad stories. How can I believe it s just a dream? Alice, Alice, please understand, These are the things that happen in a wonderland. (Repeat)