The Patchwork Girl twirls merrily and apparently thoughtlessly down the Yellow Brick road, stopping to pick a patch hanging off a nearby tree filled with patches and adding it to her dress. The Scarecrow drooped over the fence wakes up when he hears her sing and hops over the fence to join in. After the song, they do a little dance and both end up on the ground.
The song they sing is titled Patches, with lyrics by Tom Adair and music by Buddy Baker and it was originally written in June 1957. Adair was a writer and lyricist for the Mickey Mouse Clubtelevision show and Baker was the musical director:
“Corduroy, poplin and percale. Looks like a walking rummage sale. Rags and tags and ribbons so bright and gay. With laughter and song, she’ll go dancing along her happy little patchwork way.”
Από μια παραγωγή του Ντίσνεϊ για τον Μάγο του Οζ που παραλίγο να γίνει το 1957.
Δεν μου έρχεται καμιά καλή ιδέα για απόδοση του συγκεκριμένου στίχου. Κάθε προσφορά δεκτή με ευγνωμοσύνη.
The song they sing is titled Patches, with lyrics by Tom Adair and music by Buddy Baker and it was originally written in June 1957. Adair was a writer and lyricist for the Mickey Mouse Clubtelevision show and Baker was the musical director:
“Corduroy, poplin and percale. Looks like a walking rummage sale. Rags and tags and ribbons so bright and gay. With laughter and song, she’ll go dancing along her happy little patchwork way.”
Από μια παραγωγή του Ντίσνεϊ για τον Μάγο του Οζ που παραλίγο να γίνει το 1957.
Δεν μου έρχεται καμιά καλή ιδέα για απόδοση του συγκεκριμένου στίχου. Κάθε προσφορά δεκτή με ευγνωμοσύνη.