Nativity 2: Danger in the Manger! Page #9
with the dicky bow and smart suit.
I've been up here the whole time.
What have you done with the baby?
I gave the baby to you.
No.
Roderick!
Right, we've got to save the baby.
We've got to save the baby right now.
Go, fairies
Yeah, yeah
Christmas fairies
Come here to me
Yeah, yeah
Go, fairies
Come to me, you pretty things
And let me ride your fairy wings
And sing to me your fairy song
Oh, oh, oh, Mrs Bevan!
Get away, you!
Changed your clothes again,
have you, smarty pants?
That's his twin Roderick.
I'll explain everything very soon,
I promise.
We've got to find Roderick and the baby.
Wait.
- Can you just tell me off after the show?
- Desmond, stop it!
I may not have any children of my own
but you are the nearest thing
and I've missed you
and I love you.
Oh!
Thanks, Auntie Pat.
Wishes, wishes
Little fairy wishes
We can give you all our tiny kisses
Wishes, wishes
Little fairy spell
Put you in our Christmas wishing well
That's our baby.
Thank you.
What a lovely surprise.
What are you doing here?
Well, right now I'm just recovering
the baby you kidnapped.
You've got the baby.
Whoa!
We're taking that baby back now.
Apparently the judges are rather tempted
by that kind of mawkish sentimentality.
This is not your baby
and you're not taking it from us.
Donald, I can take anything I want
from you. Give me the baby.
- Boys.
- No, no. No, you're not.
- Don't try and intimidate us...
- I'm not moving.
- ...With a dead eye.
- Take the baby.
Get back!
Give me your number,
call me, little fairy
You don't get our number,
we're too wary
Give me your number, you look good
Fairies don't give numbers
to boyz in the hood
Yeah
Come to me, you pretty things...
- Lock them in.
And let me ride your fairy wings
And sing to me your fairy song
Go fairies
Let us out! Let us out! Hey!
- Merry Christmas, darling brother.
- Roderick!
Roderick.
Can I help you?
Christmas is a time when we all start to
think about the real meaning of Advent.
Chocolates on the calendar.
Last-minute shopping on the internet.
Little boys and girls
looking out of the window,
wondering if Santa's
going to bring them that toy
they've been wanting all year round.
So now, without further ado...
Bring it up, bring it up.
...I would like to introduce to you
Shane and the Calendar Girls
singing Counting Down For Christmas.
You can keep your peace on Earth.
You can keep your holy birth.
Keep your frankincense and myrrh.
Christmas cheer... what's that worth?
I want something I can use.
Designer clothes or groovy shoes.
I want diamonds big and rough.
All I want is Christmas stuff
Counting down to Christmas every day
24 windows to go
Hoping that we're going to get stuff,
ho,ho,ho
Holding out for Santa, ho, ho, ho
Counting down to
Christmas all the way
Feeling kind of glad I'm alive
Waiting for my stuff to arrive
Hope I get a fast car I can drive
You can keep your peace on Earth
You can keep your holy birth
Keep your frankincense and myrrh
I want something with some worth
I want diamonds big and rough
Never stop, it's not enough
All I want for Christmas
Is Christmas stuff
Yeah, yeah
Oh, oh
Merry Christmas, everybody.
Oh, that was wonderful. Well done.
That's lovely. Aw.
Well, no-one likes a show-off, do they?
So, it is with great
pleasure and humility
that I introduce to you
a choir that is in my opinion
the best choir on the stage tonight.
St Cuthbert's.
They are singing Peace And Joy.
Enjoy.
Hear the good news
Sent from on high
Glory to God
A new king is nigh
We celebrate with peace and joy
The coming of a baby boy
We celebrate
A light across the world
Rejoice, rejoice, our hearts are strong
A saviour born to hear our song
To right the rights of all that's wrong
A joy across the world
Joy of joy
King of kings
Peace and joy
Peace and joy
Joy! Joy!
Joy! Joy!
Joy!
Where is Christmas?
Hiding underneath the tree?
- That's my song.
That... That's...
Christmas is coming to everyone but me
Where is Christmas?
Where is she?
Can it be that Christmas
has abandoned me?
Joy of joy
Joy of joy
King of kings
King of kings
Peace and joy
Peace and joy
Joy! Joy!
Joy! Joy!
Joy!
Wow, wow, wow!
Or in other words, game over.
Roderick Peterson OBE.
Mr Shakespeare!
Mr Shakespeare!
Mr Poppy, they've stolen my song!
St Cuthbert's locked
us in here!
Look, we can't get out.
Could you let us out?
So, without further ado,
I'd like to introduce the next act.
Though I'm not sure there's much point
in them coming out on stage after that.
Stay in your dressing rooms.
No, I'm only joking.
All the way from Coventry,
it's St Bernadette's.
I'm sorry.
Actually, they have been disqualified.
You've been disqualified.
How did that happen?
Um, it's Oakmoor Choir,
singing A Dickens Christmas.
Follow that!
You can be Oakmoor.
Pretend to be us. Take out place.
Just go on there.
Just beat that Roderick!
Hideous man.
Yeah, we'll beat him. Push us on.
Come on, guys. It's Shakespeare's Globe!
Yes!
Used to be afraid of my own shadow
Used to think I'd never make the grade
Too scared to even dream the dream
Unsure of everything it means
But now my hopes are high,
my life has changed
So bring on all your distant horizons
Make your climb just as steep
as the skies
Yes, we can climb the mountain
if we all share the load
Yes, we can reach the summit
at the end of the road
If we lift our hearts to heaven
And reach out for the stars
Yes, we can climb the mountain
cos the mountain is ours
The mountain is ours
Yes, we can, I'm sure we can
Never had too much belief in Christmas
Never had a Christmas wish come true
Never quite believed in why
a baby born into a sty
Should have a thing
to do with me or you
But now I feel the magic around me
And the stars shining down
light the way
Yes, we can feel the loving
and the hope on the way
Yes, we can keep on climbing
till the end of the day
Let the white winter weather
try and hinder our climb
Yes, we can climb the mountain
because it's Christmas time
It's Christmas time
This is our last Christmas together
We're going to make it last for ever
But don't forget about the baby
who was born in the hay
He was born in the hay
You want your big Christmas Day
You want your Santa and sleigh
But don't forget about the baby
who was born in the hay
He was born in the hay
Come on, Oakmoor,
unzip the back.
One, two, three, four!
Christmas tinsel and jingle bells
Presents beneath the tree
Oh, oh, oh, oh
Father Christmas and his little elves
Making stuff for you and stuff for me
Christmas magic, it wouldn't exist
A reindeer in the snow,
no,no,no,no
if Angel Gaby hadn't tried to resist
On something only he could know
You want your big Christmas Day
You want your Santa and sleigh
But don't forget about the baby
who was born in the hay
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