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No More Toymakers to the King Lyrics by Paul Frees

Santa Claus is Coming to Town (Soundtrack)

1970

[Burgermeister]
It's a difficult responsibility
That you accept from the number-one lawmaker, me
Have it known throughout the land from sea to sea
There'll be no more toymakers to the King!
All the tin soldiers -- melt them down
Wash the face of every clown
Each bouncing ball -- deflate it
No, I don't want to debate it!
The ballerinas who pirouette
Arrest their musical toes
Outlaw the dolls and sink the boats!
They bring me only woes!
[Repeat first verse]
Every jack-in-the-box be sealed
Till my wounded pride be healed
Stuffed animals -- unstuff them!
When a child objects -- rebuff 'em!
No more drummers who rat-a-tat-tat
No buglers who root-a-toot-toot
Don't let me see another toy
Or you will feel my boot!
[Grimsley]
It's... a... difficult responsibility
That he extract from the number-one law keeper, me
Be it known throughout the land from sea to sea
(Speech)
[Burgermeister]
Toys are hereby declared, illegal, immoral, unlawful, and, anyone found with a toy in his possession will be placed under arrest and thrown in the dungeon!
[Grimsley]
There'll be no more.. toy... makers... to the King!
Credits
Paul Frees

Paul Frees

About “No More Toymakers to the King” by Paul Frees

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"No More Toymakers to the King" appears on "Santa Claus is Coming to Town (Soundtrack)" in 1970.

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