Fred Wedlock - Vicar and the frog

^AThere once was a very very ^Dholy ^Avicar who was ^Dwalking ^Aalong the ^Estreet one ^Aday ^AWhen heard a little voice cry ^DEXCUSE ME ^AVICAR, OH ^DHELP ME ^AVICAR! the ^Evoice did ^Asay So the ^Evicar looked around but all he could see was a tiny little frog sitting on the ground ^AExcuse me little froggy was it ^Dyou who ^Aspoke, did you ^Dspeak to ^Ame when I ^Eheard that ^Asound?

^AOH YES! cried the froggy, PLEASE ^DHELP ME ^AVICAR! For ^DI'm not ^Areally a ^Efrog you ^Asee In ^Atruth I am a ^Dchoir ^Aboy but a ^Dnasty ^Afairy cast a ^Espell on ^Ame And the ^Eonly way I can be saved from this wicked spell the little froggy said Is for ^Asomeone to take me and ^Dput me in a^A place where a ^Dholy ^Aman has ^Elaid his ^Ahead

So the ^Avicar took him home and ^Dlaid him on his ^Apillow and ^Dthere he ^Astayed 'til the ^Ebreak of ^Aday And the ^Avery next morning a ^Dblessed ^Amiricale, the ^Dspell was ^Alifted I'm ^Eglad to ^Asay For ^Ethere lay a choirboy in bed with the vicar and I hope you think this all makes sense... FOR ^ATHERE MY LORD AND ^DMEMBERS OF THE ^AJURY ^DRESTS THE ^ACASE FOR ^ETHE DE^AFENCE