This is my favorite song. Things to love: 1. Everyone who grew up with this song will surprise their teacher by knowing what a predicate is "early" 2. The sympathetic subject of the sentence is a passive character archetype that is commonly mocked or ignored 3. Who does say women can't propose? 4. The song turning much more downbeat after Mr. Morton leaves and going more upbeat when Pearl shows up. 5. The funny foreground event at 1:53
yeah honestly this character would have been even better to teach about active and passive voices in writing, but that's a bit beyond schoolhouse rock's bailiwick.
@@Laurensita333 no. SHR wasn't ahead of its time--it just recognized that the time for such things was long overdue. and yet, most societies still aren't comfortable with this type of thing.... =/
RIP Jack Sheldon, the singer for this and "I'm just a bill" among others I can't think of. *sings* Mr. Morton was the subject of the sentence and what the predicate said he did.
reckon he means Pickles. Definitely similar facial structure. Though they both remind me more of characters you'd see on Doug, I definitely recall an older woman with Pearl's overall look and maybe purple skin? I think Doug found her big bag of money and returned it to her.
I got to sing this in a production of Schoolhouse Rock Live! in 1998. My wife and I found out we were expecting our first son about three days before the show opened. I always LOVED the shift in emotion when Pearl shows up with that single rose. One of my fondest theatre memories.
I love this song. When I was little my mom used to say it was about my grandparents (my granddaddy's last name was Morton, and my Grammy's name is Pearl)
This is still my favorite of the Schoolhouse Rock songs. It's super catchy as always, but it also has a really cute story. Also, I remember watching this one in school and the whole classroom always burst out laughing at "The neighbor chased his kid" part!
AnvilPro100 some kids in my 8th grade class can’t even read well, much less write a formal sentence. These videos would help, but teachers say “a cartoon can’t teach you anything”
يمكن انا التعليق الوحيد العربي، هاي الاغنية كانت ع اللابتوب وانا طفلة وكنت احضرها وانا سعيدة ولما كبرت كان كثير نفسي الاقيها واليوم لقيتها شعرت شعور حلو 🥹
My dad grew up with this show and showed it to me and my sister when we were growing up. I’m a junior in high school and my teacher asked our class what a predicate was and I immediately thought of this song and raised my hand. School House Rock, Rocks!
I remember when I was a clueless youngster sitting in front of the old TV in the playroom binge-watching Schoolhouse Rock until my bedtime at 8:30... good times.
This is the tale of Mister Morton Mister Morton is who? He is the subject of our tale And the predicate tells what Mister Morton must do Mister Morton walked down the street Mister Morton walked Mister Morton talked to his cat Mister Morton talked (Hello, cat. You look good.) Mister Morton was lonely Mister Morton was Mister Morton is the subject of the Sentence and what the predicate says, He does Mister Morton knew just one girl Mister Morton knew Mister Morton grew flowers for Perl Mister Morton grew Mister Morton was very shy Mister Morton was Mister Morton is the subject of the Sentence and what the predicate says, He does The subject is a noun, that's person, Place or thing It's who or what the sentence is about And the predicate is the verb That's the action word That gets the subject up and out Mister Morton wrote Pearl a poem Mister Morton wrote Pearl replied in the afternoon Pearl replied by a note Mister Morton was very nervous Mister Morton was Mister Morton is the subject of the Sentence and what the predicate says, He does! The cat stretched, The sun beat down, A neighbor chased his kid. (Come here kid - come on!) Each sentence is completed when You know the subject did. Mister Morton knocked on her door Mister Morton knocked Mister Morton sat on her porch Yes, he just sat and rocked When she opened up the door he ran. Mister Morton climbed up his stairs Mister Morton climbed Mister Morton rhymed pretty words Mister Morton rhymed Mister Morton was lonely Mister Morton was Until Pearl showed up with a single Rose. Who says women can't propose? Now Mister Morton is happy And Pearl and the cat are too They're the subjects of the sentence And what the predicate says, they do🎼🎵🎶🎤
I believe this and Busy Prepositions where the very last Schoolhouse Rock songs to be animated in traditional cel animation, beginning with Money Rock, they became more digitally inked. This was also the last song Lynn Ahrens wrote by herself before she became a theater songwriter.
Actually, Money Rock was during 1985, the final original season of Schoolhouse Rock. During 1993-1994, a handful of new ones were made, The Tale of Mr. Morton was one of the newer ones. Also, Tom Yoche Jr took over as Lead Animator after he graduated from NYU.
My 6th grade teacher showed this to our class and said, "if new topics have songs to go with them they are easier to remember." Or atleast thats what i think he said. Whatever he said doesnt matter now though, he was right about songs sticking in your head because this is the only thing i can say i remember from his class with 100% certainty
"this is the tale of 2020," "the year things came unglued." "it is the year of our dilemma, and here is how it affects people like.... _you."_ *piano riff* "Mr. Morton once had a place!" "Mr. Morton, had." "Mr. Morton worked a decent job," "and he was very glaaad." "then the pandemic caused laaaaaayyyyyoooofffffs, the pandemic *CAAAAAUUUUUSSSSEED,"* "and now Mr. Morton is homeless, and his future is puuuuuuut on paaaauuussse."
“Mr. Morton kept a kid named Stanley, Mr. Morton kept, Stanley’s 7 and he’s in 3rd grade so, He won’t grow up- inept.” *jazzy trumpet* 🎺 But all the schools were then forced to close, Because state powers run unopposed… *sad, slower violin* Stanley opened up- his computer. No more classmates, or friends. Stanley learned through shoddy online classes. They never seemed to end. Stanley didn’t go out, much, Stanley didn’t goooooooo. And although he learned a lot of fancy book smarts! His social skills simply didn’t growwww.”
Excluding the end of this, up until that it looked like Mr. Morton is at least lonely and nowadays I’m feeling sad and lonely because a girl that I really like looks like has left my life and a bunch of other things have happened over time that made me lonely. After my parents got divorced almost 10 years ago and my dad was with another lady for a while since as they had a big family I enjoyed being around and now my dad got divorced with her almost a few years ago so that’s gone, some good friends of mine that I enjoyed hanging out with have moved out of my state over a few years ago as my life has now got small and lonely. Sometimes when it’s not a fun time I get sad being lonely, but sometimes also I do enjoy being lonely having a restful peaceful time. I refer Mr. Morton’s to nothing happy, but maybe nothing sad either as it looked like he was living an easy quiet life which I guess is the way for me to live right now although I hope for something better in the future!
This feels like a newspaper comic turned into a edutainment song, and all of it is very pleasing. Jack's vocals are just the best here, may he rest peacefully.
me: 0:00 "this is the tale of mr. Morton" my friends, who haven't watched school house rock: 0:04 "Mr. Morton is....who?" me: _"why are we still here, just to suffer?"_
This song did a better job of explaining what subjects and predicates were better than all my English textbooks throughout Middle and High School combined.
spend an hour on the internet, and you'll quickly discover that WAY too many people skipped Schoolhouse Rock as kids. humanity could benefit from basic elementary reeducation: math, grammar, spelling, finance, and manners. everything you need in life, you learn in kindergarten. don't touch people's stuff. don't lie. don't punch someone. don't let your emotions control your actions. share. don't believe out of three apples and one orange, the apples are better just because they're all the same--oranges are just as good. wear a hat and gloves in cold weather. eat sweet stuff very sparingly. one is enough for anybody. no cutting in line. respect your elders, even though you don't always agree with them. reading is better than TV. AND...remember to laugh, smile, and get outside for some sunshine, because a good day's work earns you some rest, fun, relaxation!! :)
My 5th grade class would always freak out if this video was being put on. We always watched this video very religiously. I just randomly thought of this video out of the sudden. Thanks Mr Morton.
Hello. I wanted to tell you that with my friend we are telling as many people as possible to watch MR.morton. We are asking them to put it on the loudspeakers of our club and we will sing it at the jockey club camp. Greetings. Emilio Hardoy from Argentina
Pearl divorced Mr. Morton and TOOK half his money. For some reason even though they were no longer married, Mr. Morton kept TAKING alimony from him every month. Mr. Morton says I should have got a hooker - you don't have to pay them after you are done.
Mr. Morton can get it. Stable employment, owns a house, has a cat, green thumb, and is the subject of the sentence. Big daddy energy.
💀LMFAO
Big daddy just needs to lift and run and he'll be an actual gigachad
🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂
I've said 'Hello cat, you look good' just like this to my pets for about 23 years now. Makes me laugh every time.
The older I get, the more relatable Mr. Morton becomes. I hope one day my story end as happily as his!
You said it!
Same here dude but hey, I hope you do get happy ending 🎉
Thank you so very much for your reply!
One day you'll find yours. Hang in there friend
I’ll see what I can do about it
I am almost 21 years old and I only just now realized that the last line is referring to them saying their wedding vows.
🥲🥲🥲
Wait what?
@@tiktokshorts123.8" Do you take this man to be your blah blah blah...?"
"I do"
Ya know, that type stuff.
@@tiktokshorts123.8 2:51 "They're the subject of the sentence, and what the predicate saaaaaays?"
*_"They do!"_*
@@hobomike6935 Omgggg cuteeee😭😭😭♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
"Hello Cat, you look good!"
Hello Cat, you look gud
@@Tamisrevenge Hello cat you look gold yeet :)
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0:33 Mr Morton was lonely 😞 Mr Morton was Mr Morton’s the subject of a sentence and what the predicate says he does
IVE FOUND IT AFTER ALL THESE YEARS AND ITS AS CUTE AS I REMEMBERED
This is my favorite song. Things to love:
1. Everyone who grew up with this song will surprise their teacher by knowing what a predicate is "early"
2. The sympathetic subject of the sentence is a passive character archetype that is commonly mocked or ignored
3. Who does say women can't propose?
4. The song turning much more downbeat after Mr. Morton leaves and going more upbeat when Pearl shows up.
5. The funny foreground event at 1:53
yeah honestly this character would have been even better to teach about active and passive voices in writing, but that's a bit beyond schoolhouse rock's bailiwick.
Agreed!
🎵A neighbor chased his kid🎵 “Come here, kid, come on.”
I will not cry over a Schoolhouse Rock video, I will not get emotional over a Schoolhouse Rock video. Oh screw it. I can’t help it 😭😭😭
I know the feeling :'[
L bozo
I can handle it!
@@jakebean9459 I’m sorry you feel the need to bring others down to feel better
Come here kid is the best part
+The_BOUSHMAN_215_ PRODUCTIONS OMG I used to lose my shit at that part when I was a kid. lol
@@ThisUselessHeart2 I'm 20 and still lose my shit at that part hahaha
@@oomenacka same! I lost it during class! 🤣🤣
Me too.
1:52
“A neighbour chased his kid, COME HERE KID COME ON!”
I die everytime I see that part! 🤣
OMG
literally sobbing six year old me had no idea how cute this was.
"Who says women can't propose?"
I think it’s time we put love ❤️ on the restaurant menu 💐🌼🌹🌷🌺🌻🌸
School House Rock was ahead of its time
@@Laurensita333 no. SHR wasn't ahead of its time--it just recognized that the time for such things was long overdue.
and yet, most societies still aren't comfortable with this type of thing.... =/
roflmows you right you right. We are still way behind
School House Rock says women’s rights
RIP Jack Sheldon, the singer for this and "I'm just a bill" among others I can't think of. *sings* Mr. Morton was the subject of the sentence and what the predicate said he did.
Conjunction Junction!
“Energy “!!!
Rufus Xavier Sarsaparilla, Where the Money goes, Them not so dry bones, Busy Prepositions
interplanet janet! love that one.
nd don't forget all the tv roles Jack Sheldon has done...
He was also one of the greatest Jazz players just Google it.
I'll always thought looking a this growing up that Mr. Morton looks like a combination of Dilbert and Peter Griffin.
Pearl looks like Angelica
Which Angelica are you talking about/
reckon he means Pickles. Definitely similar facial structure. Though they both remind me more of characters you'd see on Doug, I definitely recall an older woman with Pearl's overall look and maybe purple skin? I think Doug found her big bag of money and returned it to her.
Oh, from Rugrats.
YEP
Still a better love story than twilight
To be fair, this is actually a pretty good love story. Its simplicity is charming.
Heck yeah
Yes it is way better
@@Nikolapoleon It's a sweet story indeed. In many ways I'm Mr. Morton
EJ Rivera you can say that About any love story
I got to sing this in a production of Schoolhouse Rock Live! in 1998. My wife and I found out we were expecting our first son about three days before the show opened. I always LOVED the shift in emotion when Pearl shows up with that single rose. One of my fondest theatre memories.
This one and "Conjunction Junction" were two of my favorites. I would drive my Mom nuts running around the house singing these two songs.
Hopefully your mom warmed up and sang back.
Same singer!
I love this song. When I was little my mom used to say it was about my grandparents (my granddaddy's last name was Morton, and my Grammy's name is Pearl)
they are your grandparents. lol
oHmega14 omg wooooow that's cool
Funny
oHmega14 whadda coincidence
It’s meant to be
This is still my favorite of the Schoolhouse Rock songs. It's super catchy as always, but it also has a really cute story. Also, I remember watching this one in school and the whole classroom always burst out laughing at "The neighbor chased his kid" part!
Ikr?? I'm sad I was the only one who lost it!
Guys, if Mr. Morton can get a girl through the magic of song, we can too.
this one always makes me cry. I love it. Jack Sheldon sang many of these schoolhouse rock songs.
Jack was Merv Griffin's talk show bandleader/trumpet player/sidekick, a combination Doc/Ed to Merv's "Johnny".
@kevinfan726 yes besides this one he sang I'm Just a Bill, Them Not so Dry Bones, Conjunction Junction and Rufus Xavier Sarsaparilla
My favorite "School House Rock" segment. One of my favorite love stories altogether, actually.
Schoolhouse Rock is my child hood, love it, I always bug my teachers to show it because it could help the class, I'm in High School
AnvilPro100 some kids in my 8th grade class can’t even read well, much less write a formal sentence. These videos would help, but teachers say “a cartoon can’t teach you anything”
AnvilPro100 I’m also begging 😂
يمكن انا التعليق الوحيد العربي، هاي الاغنية كانت ع اللابتوب وانا طفلة وكنت احضرها وانا سعيدة ولما كبرت كان كثير نفسي الاقيها واليوم لقيتها شعرت شعور حلو 🥹
My dad grew up with this show and showed it to me and my sister when we were growing up. I’m a junior in high school and my teacher asked our class what a predicate was and I immediately thought of this song and raised my hand. School House Rock, Rocks!
this is the only song i remember learning in kindergarten because i loved it so much.
This song randomly came into my head while driving home last night, so here I am!
I’m definitely showing these to my kiddos when I have kids 🥰
RIP Jack Sheldon. Such an iconic voice of my childhood
On of the best Schoolhouse Rock songs around. I still watch this with my kids in class.
Amen I like this one
i passed all of my english classes with this. True story. These songs are so catchy. I would literally sing them in class and remember the answers.
Fu#k
Ah, 3rd Grade. This was my fav back then!! Memories.
Omg I'm in third grade and this was introduced to me this year! And I love this!
THIS SONG MAKES ME CRY
Celia Mold ME TOO. 😭😭❤️😭
My dad also does
love it
Huh ??
“Mr mortan knew just *one* girl”
Not even his mom…😭
No mom, only pearl
Screw his mom. but what if pearl is his mom
@@Itz_Regan💀NAH
SWEET HOME ALABAMA
Wait whattttt
Maybe he was adopted, or an orphan, and didn’t know his mother or have an adoptive mother
😭 I've finally found this song again after many years
Amazing how this stuck with me in the back of my mind decades later.
My boyfriend just sent me this and said “I’m Mr. Morton, you’re Pearl” 🥺
That’s so cute.
That is the sweetest thing!
Now you have to show up with a single rose and propose.
They both died, yall
This is my favorite school house rock
Is it me or does Mr. Morton looks like Peter Griffin in Family Guy
this song was so cute it’s bringing me back to elementary school
I remember when I was a clueless youngster sitting in front of the old TV in the playroom binge-watching Schoolhouse Rock until my bedtime at 8:30...
good times.
This is the tale of Mister Morton
Mister Morton is who?
He is the subject of our tale
And the predicate tells what Mister
Morton must do
Mister Morton walked down the street
Mister Morton walked
Mister Morton talked to his cat
Mister Morton talked
(Hello, cat. You look good.)
Mister Morton was lonely
Mister Morton was
Mister Morton is the subject of the
Sentence and what the predicate says,
He does
Mister Morton knew just one girl
Mister Morton knew
Mister Morton grew flowers for Perl
Mister Morton grew
Mister Morton was very shy
Mister Morton was
Mister Morton is the subject of the
Sentence and what the predicate says,
He does
The subject is a noun, that's person,
Place or thing
It's who or what the sentence is about
And the predicate is the verb
That's the action word
That gets the subject up and out
Mister Morton wrote Pearl a poem
Mister Morton wrote
Pearl replied in the afternoon
Pearl replied by a note
Mister Morton was very nervous
Mister Morton was
Mister Morton is the subject of the
Sentence and what the predicate says,
He does!
The cat stretched,
The sun beat down,
A neighbor chased his kid.
(Come here kid - come on!)
Each sentence is completed when
You know the subject did.
Mister Morton knocked on her door
Mister Morton knocked
Mister Morton sat on her porch
Yes, he just sat and rocked
When she opened up the door he ran.
Mister Morton climbed up his stairs
Mister Morton climbed
Mister Morton rhymed pretty words
Mister Morton rhymed
Mister Morton was lonely
Mister Morton was
Until Pearl showed up with a single
Rose.
Who says women can't propose?
Now Mister Morton is happy
And Pearl and the cat are too
They're the subjects of the sentence
And what the predicate says, they do🎼🎵🎶🎤
Thank you
Yeah it was “happily ever after…” until Pearl got pregnant!
1 of my favorite song from School House Rock by far and I get to sing it in School House Rock LIVE!
In my writing class my teacher played this and then for the next few months people were begging for her to play it
Learned this in 2nd grade and just now remembered and looked it up. Brings back good memories.😂❤
Oh god I remember I heard this in 4th grade. It was literal fire. 🔥🤣
1:52 That kid be walkin’ like a dog thoughhh 💀
Same
I was in 3rd grade 😭
RIP Jack Sheldon, You will forever live in the School House Rock Universe.
2023 In my school we listened to mr. Morton… im still lovin this❤
"who says women can't propose"
Oh gahd that had me in so much joy
Schoolhouse rock was ahead of it's time
It's weird for the woman to propose
@@tedweeks772 Get your head out of the pre-20th Century era, fool.
@@tedweeks772 shut up ted
@@tedweeks772You're boring.
@@tedweeks772no it isn’t.
I believe this and Busy Prepositions where the very last Schoolhouse Rock songs to be animated in traditional cel animation, beginning with Money Rock, they became more digitally inked. This was also the last song Lynn Ahrens wrote by herself before she became a theater songwriter.
Actually, Money Rock was during 1985, the final original season of Schoolhouse Rock. During 1993-1994, a handful of new ones were made, The Tale of Mr. Morton was one of the newer ones.
Also, Tom Yoche Jr took over as Lead Animator after he graduated from NYU.
@@Tornado1994 No. Money Rock was the mid 90s.
@@rommix0 80s. Schoolhouse Rock Reran all of its 70s content on ABC during 1992-1993. The only NEW One in the 90s was 1994's "The Tale of Mr Morton.
I LOVE THIS SONG
This pulled at my romance strings b4 I even knew I had them.
My 6th grade teacher showed this to our class and said, "if new topics have songs to go with them they are easier to remember." Or atleast thats what i think he said. Whatever he said doesnt matter now though, he was right about songs sticking in your head because this is the only thing i can say i remember from his class with 100% certainty
What a classic song!👍🏻👌🏻
Yes, very true. I remember hearing this in school.
Out of all of these shorts, Mr. Morton is the one that always stuck with me. I miss this show so much.
"this is the tale of 2020,"
"the year things came unglued."
"it is the year of our dilemma, and here is how it affects people like.... _you."_
*piano riff*
"Mr. Morton once had a place!"
"Mr. Morton, had."
"Mr. Morton worked a decent job,"
"and he was very glaaad."
"then the pandemic caused laaaaaayyyyyoooofffffs, the pandemic *CAAAAAUUUUUSSSSEED,"*
"and now Mr. Morton is homeless, and his future is puuuuuuut on paaaauuussse."
I cannot wait for part 2
“Mr. Morton kept a kid named Stanley,
Mr. Morton kept,
Stanley’s 7 and he’s in 3rd grade so,
He won’t grow up- inept.”
*jazzy trumpet* 🎺
But all the schools were then forced to close,
Because state powers run unopposed…
*sad, slower violin*
Stanley opened up- his computer. No more classmates, or friends.
Stanley learned through shoddy online classes. They never seemed to end.
Stanley didn’t go out, much, Stanley didn’t goooooooo.
And although he learned a lot of fancy book smarts! His social skills simply didn’t growwww.”
Pearl was like “Octavius, my love, my darling. You’re so smart, talented, and handsome more than any man I’ve ever met! Will you marry me?”
1:52-1:55 is still as funny as it was during my childhood. 😂
1:53 Come here, kid! Come on!
i miss watching this in school. Know all i get are paper work.... good memories
I DONT KNOW WHY IM CRYING TO A SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK VIDEO
My english teacher showed us this in 8th grade and we asked her to play it at the end of almost every class. Good times!
We still listen to this in my class
I cried when i first saw this cause we were both forever alone
Excluding the end of this, up until that it looked like Mr. Morton is at least lonely and nowadays I’m feeling sad and lonely because a girl that I really like looks like has left my life and a bunch of other things have happened over time that made me lonely. After my parents got divorced almost 10 years ago and my dad was with another lady for a while since as they had a big family I enjoyed being around and now my dad got divorced with her almost a few years ago so that’s gone, some good friends of mine that I enjoyed hanging out with have moved out of my state over a few years ago as my life has now got small and lonely. Sometimes when it’s not a fun time I get sad being lonely, but sometimes also I do enjoy being lonely having a restful peaceful time. I refer Mr. Morton’s to nothing happy, but maybe nothing sad either as it looked like he was living an easy quiet life which I guess is the way for me to live right now although I hope for something better in the future!
I can't start my Saturday morning without Schoolhouse Rock! 🌄
This feels like a newspaper comic turned into a edutainment song, and all of it is very pleasing. Jack's vocals are just the best here, may he rest peacefully.
if you turn on captions at 2:38 the captions say d__n even tho the vid doesnt say that
Mr. Morton is one of my favorites
this is the most amazing song i use to sing this in 5 grade with my classmates it was fun
Did I just watch Pearl break into Mr.Morton's house? He didn't invite her in😭
I don't think he minds.
me: 0:00 "this is the tale of mr. Morton"
my friends, who haven't watched school house rock: 0:04 "Mr. Morton is....who?"
me: _"why are we still here, just to suffer?"_
of course kyle would be the one to point that out.
@@quinnmarchese6313 Yes I would
I love this song
mr morton walked so we could run
I watched that at my class today
Same
Me too today
I'm in 4 grade soooooo
me toooooooooooooo
Wait whaaaaaaaaaaat
My friend watched this during class 👏🏼
The cat rubbing against Pearl's leg as she proposes is so sweet a touch.
Why ain’t this on Spotify i stamp
This song did a better job of explaining what subjects and predicates were better than all my English textbooks throughout Middle and High School combined.
I love this I watched it in 1st grade and I'm in 7th grade now and I watched it all the time still
He should be a playable character in Mortal Kombat. Imagine the fatalities. Ok seeking a therapist now.
1:54 come here kid got me laughing so hard
Mr.Morton is funny 😂😂😂😂😂😂
No he is not he's fat!
@@shadowthehedgehog5176 your fat as big cow
Mr. Morton is funny. Mr. Morton issssssss Mr. Morton is the subject of the sentence, and what the predicate says, he does
My 4th grade reading teacher played this in class today and she said it was her favorite🤣
Anyone else just want to give Mr. Morton a great big hug?
I can't begin to explain how much math and grammar I learned from SHR.
What a gift.
spend an hour on the internet, and you'll quickly discover that WAY too many people skipped Schoolhouse Rock as kids.
humanity could benefit from basic elementary reeducation: math, grammar, spelling, finance, and manners.
everything you need in life, you learn in kindergarten. don't touch people's stuff. don't lie. don't punch someone. don't let your emotions control your actions. share. don't believe out of three apples and one orange, the apples are better just because they're all the same--oranges are just as good. wear a hat and gloves in cold weather. eat sweet stuff very sparingly. one is enough for anybody. no cutting in line. respect your elders, even though you don't always agree with them. reading is better than TV.
AND...remember to laugh, smile, and get outside for some sunshine, because a good day's work earns you some rest, fun, relaxation!! :)
That description reminds me of the song “Kindergarten Wall” by John McCutcheon.
My 5th grade class would always freak out if this video was being put on. We always watched this video very religiously. I just randomly thought of this video out of the sudden. Thanks Mr Morton.
Same
1:21 Mr. Morton ran like Fred Flintstone. 😂
*(NUMBER 44):* This is the tale of Number 44, "The Tale Of Mr. Morton."
Instant nostalgia
What a great song.
🎤🎹🎺this is the tale of Mr morton Mr morton is who he's the subject🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵
Hello. I wanted to tell you that with my friend we are telling as many people as possible to watch MR.morton. We are asking them to put it on the loudspeakers of our club and we will sing it at the jockey club camp. Greetings. Emilio Hardoy from Argentina
Pearl divorced Mr. Morton and TOOK half his money. For some reason even though they were no longer married, Mr. Morton kept TAKING alimony from him every month. Mr. Morton says I should have got a hooker - you don't have to pay them after you are done.
1:52
This part always has cracked me up, every time I watch see this music video. XD
I swear this song is the reason I hope a girl proposes to me...
not that it's going to happen, but one can hope.
Hey, Mr. Morton didn’t expect it either…just sayin.:)
So darn cute and warm
Nice learning for kids you have 🥰
Umm why does Morton look like 48 years old and pearl looks like she's 23
Maybe Pearl ages very well. Either that, or Mr. Morton just put on that weight and lost his hair due to stress. Poor dude
stress and sadness will age a mf bad
Age gap relationship?
COME HERE KID COME ON
“Come here, kid ! Come on!”