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[SPOKEN] Now, children, once you have notes in your head, you can sing a million tunes by mixing up--like this: [SUNG] So, Do, La, Fa, Mi, Do, Re... Now you do it. So, Do, La, Fa, Mi, Do, Re So, Do, La, Ti, Do, Re, Do So, Do, La, Ti, Do, Re, Do [MARIA, Now let's put it all together: [SUNG BY So, Do, La, Fa, Mi, Do, Re So, Do, La, Ti, Do, Re, Do [LITTLE GIRL] But it doesn't anything! [MARIA] So we put in words--one word for note: [SUNG] When you know the notes to You can sing most an--why--thing. Together! BY ALL] When you know the notes to sing You can sing most Doe, a deer, a deer Ray, a of golden sun Me, a name, I myself Far, a long, way to run Sew, a needle pulling La, a to follow So Tea, a with jam and bread That lead us back to Do Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, Ti, So-- Do