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Tiddalick the Frog

There was once a frog named Tiddalick

Who woke up one sunny day

With the most unquenchable thirst

That just wouldn't go away.

He lay down beside a billabong

And used it just like a big sink.

In went his large, wide open mouth

As he took a refreshing drink.

But Tiddalick was a greedy frog,

So he searched the land high and low

For all the water he could find

To help make his belly grow.

His stomach became enormous

As he emptied each river and lake,

The land was left barren and dry!

Only then did he take a break.

The other animals were also thirsty

When they woke up the very next day,

But there was simply no water to be seen.

They knew Tiddalick would have to pay!

They came up with a clever plan

That would bring all the water back.

They needed to make the great frog laugh,

But which one of them had the knack?

Echidna, she tried but failed

As she rolled down the hill in a ball.

Kookaburra made another attempt

When out of a tree she did fall.

Some others pulled silly faces,

While wombat told a funny joke.

Then cheeky eel came up to dance

And Tiddalick uttered a croak!

See eel was wriggling around so much,

He tied himself in a knot!

And Tiddalick started giggling,

First a little and then a LOT!

As he laughed, the water came gurgling

Out onto the scorched desert sand.

Quickly filling the lakes and the rivers,

Bringing life back to the dry, brown land.

The animals celebrated by drinking,

So grateful they were no longer needy.

And Tiddalick learnt a lesson himself:

That it simply doesn't pay to be greedy!

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