As the spoon moved by the cup,

It tapped against it’s side.

As the spoon moved by the cup, It tapped against it’s side. It made a lovely, ringing noise.

As the spoon moved by the cup, It tapped against it’s side. It made a lovely, ringing noise. “That note is my sound,” the cup cried.

The teapot said, “It’s nice to have a sound,

The teapot said, “It’s nice to have a sound, I hope I have one as well.”

The teapot said, “It’s nice to have a sound, I hope I have one as well.” The spoon tapped the side of the teapot.

The teapot said, “It’s nice to have a sound, I hope I have one as well.” The spoon tapped the side of the teapot. It sounded like a bell.

The dish, sugarbowl, knife and fork were next.

They all gave out a clear ringing sound.

The dish, sugarbowl, knife and fork were next. They all gave out a clear ringing sound. But when the spoon hit the table,

The dish, sugarbowl, knife and fork were next. They all gave out a clear ringing sound. But when the spoon hit the table, It just made a dull thud, they found.

They tried a very soft cushion,

And found it made no sound at all.

They tried a very soft cushion, And found it made no sound at all. Then a man outside with a big hammer,

They tried a very soft cushion, And found it made no sound at all. Then a man outside with a big hammer, Hit it hard against the wall.

They heard a very low rumble.

“That is my sound,” said the wall.

They heard a very low rumble. “That is my sound,” said the wall. “Why is it so low?” asked the teapot.

They heard a very low rumble. “That is my sound,” said the wall. “Why is it so low?” asked the teapot. They then heard the piano call.

said the piano. “I know all about sound,”

said the piano. “I know all about sound,” “I can tell you why.”

said the piano. “I know all about sound,” “I can tell you why.” I have long wires that make very low sounds,

said the piano. “I know all about sound,” “I can tell you why.” I have long wires that make very low sounds, And short wires that make them high.”

asked the cushion. “But why do I make no sound?”

asked the cushion. “But why do I make no sound?” “And the table just a dull thud?”

asked the cushion. “But why do I make no sound?” “And the table just a dull thud?” “To make a good sound you must vibrate,” said the piano,

asked the cushion. “But why do I make no sound?” “And the table just a dull thud?” “To make a good sound you must vibrate,” said the piano, And for that wood and fabric are no good.”

“Things made of metal or ceramic,”

Said the piano, “Are stiff and can vibrate.”

“Things made of metal or ceramic,” Said the piano, “Are stiff and can vibrate.” “The table and the cushion are too soft.

“Things made of metal or ceramic,” Said the piano, “Are stiff and can vibrate.” “The table and the cushion are too soft. My steel wires make sounds that are great.”