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In the film, Dr. Doolittle,
for those of you who do not...
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believes in the philosophy that
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man should be able to communicate
with animals.
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Leslie has written one song
for Rex Harrison,
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in which he says,
as only Rex Harrison can:
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[British accent] "If
we could talk to the animals,
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imagine chatting with a chimp
in chimpanzee."
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Well, I figured...
if I sang it like that,
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I wouldn't get back
in my neighborhood again.
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[Laughter]
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So, we did a different version.
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And it goes like this.
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Look out! Ha, ha!
[Stamps feet]
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[Orchestra]
[Lively music]
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Ha! [Sings]
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If I could talk to the animals...
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Just imagine it...
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Chattin' with a chimp
in chimpanzee.
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Imagine talking to a tiger,
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chattin' with a cheetah,
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oh what a neat achievement
it would be.
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If we could talk to the animals,
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and learn their languages,
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maybe take an animal degree.
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I'd study elephant and eagle,
buffalo and beagle,
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alligator, guinea pig, and flea.
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I would converse in polar bear
and python,
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I would curse in fluent kangaroo.
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If people asked me,
"Can you speak rhinoceros?"
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I'd say "of course-eros.
Can't you?"
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[Groovy music]
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Ho!
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If I conferred
with our furry friends,
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man to animal,
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think of the amazing
repartee.
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If I could walk
with the animals,
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talk with the animals,
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grunt, squeak, and squawk
with the animals,
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and, Lord,
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they could talk to me!
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