Come with me, yes come with me,
To Dark Towers.
Who can tell what we shall see
In Dark Towers?
Dust and cobwebs everywhere,
Footsteps on the winding stair,
Mystery is in the air,
In Dark Towers.
In the garden, in the hall,
Through the arch behind the wall,
Come and listen to the call
Of Dark Towers.
The educational segment features the songs:
Why don't you build yourself a word?
Build yourself a word with 'ed',
To say it's happened.
Take 'shout', add 'ed', and build yourself a word.
Altogether now!
Shouted, shouted!
Take 'turn', add 'ed', and build yourself a word.
Altogether now!
Turned, turned!
Take 'ask', add 'ed', and build yourself a word.
Altogether now!
Asked, asked!
Why don't you build yourself a word?
Build yourself a word with 'ed',
To show it's happened.
(Bill the Brickie)
AND
I'm listening, I'm listening,
For an 'ow' inside a tower.
Here's Towser, here's Towser,
He's growling at a flower.
I'm listening to Towser.
I can hear him howling.
Yes, it's Towser howling.
A friendly dog called Towser.
Who says "arf", and not "bow wow".
(Dog detective)