Tim Minchin - Day one punxsutawney phil

^DWho is that? Who is that? Emerging from his burrow Who can see today what we won't ^Asee until tomorrow. ^AShaman of the shadows, springer of the spring, ^N.C.Is it a squirrel? Is it a beaver? Kinda both, but not quite either! ^DAll the meteorologists the world has ever known Cannot match this little guy's uncanny s^Gkill We can g^Euess, but we won't know If we should d^Dress for sun or snow Until we hear ^Emit from old P^Aunxsutawney P^Dhil!

^GEvery year for a hundred years We've ^Dbent our heads and lent our ears To ^Glisten to his famed prognosti^Dcation ^GLucky for you, I speak with ease Both ^DEnglish and Groundhog-ese ^N.C.Please stand-by for imminent translation! ^GThis brown ^Dlog contain-eth ^GOne ground^Dhog, the famous ^GPhillip of Punxsutaw^Dney Gifted s^Gniffer of future m^Dorn^Aings

^N.CThe finest specimen you will find ^N.C.Of Rodentia: Sciuridae ^N.C.Our own uncanny whistle-pig ^N.C.The ground-est hog that ever lived ^N.C.A hundred years and he is still ^N.C.The pride of Punxsutawney ^N.C.The prophet of PA ^N.C.Prognosticatin' Punxsutawney Phil!

^DWho is that? Who is that? Emerging from his burrow Who can see today what we won't ^Asee until tomorrow. ^AShaman of the shadows, springer of the spring, ^N.C.Is it a squirrel? Is it a beaver? Kinda both, but not quite either! ^DAll the meteorologists the world has ever known Cannot match this little guy's uncanny s^Gkill We can g^Euess, but we won't know If we should d^Dress for sun or snow Until we hear ^Emit from old P^Aunxsutawney P^Dhil!