| Ole, oleanna
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| Ole, oleanna
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| Ole, ole, ole, ole, ole, oleanna
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| Climbing up the Matterhorn, all alone as I could be, I reached the top,
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| I forced a stop and heard this mystic melody
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| Ole, oleanna
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| Ole, oleanna
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| Ole, ole, ole, ole, ole, oleanna
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| On an island in the ocean, not a human soul around, as I searched for bread and
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| water, once again I heard this sound
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| Ole, oleanna
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| Ole, oleanna
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| Ole, ole, ole, ole, ole, oleanna
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| My plane had all its motors gone. |
| The wings would never keep me up
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| I heard a voice that seemed to say, «Now, let’s take it from the top
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| Ole, oleanna
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| Ole, oleanna
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| Ole, ole, ole, ole, ole, oleanna
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| I was tramping through the Congo when the Mau Mau tribe appeared
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| And their native chant was haunting, just the sound that I had feared
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| Ole, oleanna
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| Ole, oleanna
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| Ole, ole, ole, ole, ole, oleanna
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| While rocketing into space, I found myself upon the moon. |
| An ectoplasm greeting
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| me with, «Have you heard the latest tune?»
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| Ole, oleanna
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| Ole, oleanna
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| Ole, ole, ole, ole, ole, oleanna
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| My ship was sinking in the water, so I sent an S.O.S. |
| and I waited for an
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| answer, you don’t even have to guess
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| Came a voice so calm and cheerful, just as cheerful as can be, said, «According to our survey, now the song is number three!»
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| Ole, oleanna
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| Ole, oleanna
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| Ole, ole, ole, ole, ole, oleanna
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| Ole, oleanna
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| Ole, oleanna
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| Ole, ole, ole, ole, ole, oleanna |