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The Singing Walrus presents "Please and Thank You Song" - a groovy, upbeat song about the two most important English phrases for polite interactions. Our characters go through a few different situations where these phrases would be commonly used - "Can I have some water, please?", "Can I have some fruit, please?", "Thank you very much!"

This song is perfect for teachers and parents who want to emphasize the importance of politeness and good manners. Teachers of ESFL/EFL will find this video particularly useful :)

Here are the lyrics:

CHANTED INTRO

Please and thank you

Don’t forget to say

Please and thank you

Say it every day

VERSE 1

(In the classroom)

Pencil!

Can I have a pencil, please?

Crayons!

Can I have some crayons, please?

Scissors!

Can I have some scissors, please?

Here you are.

Thank you! Thank you very much!

CHORUS

Please and thank you

Don’t forget to say

Please and thank you

Say it every day

(repeat)

VERSE 2

(At the concession stand)

Water!

Can I have some water, please?

Fruit!

Can I have some fruit, please?

Sandwich!

Can I have a sandwich, please?

Here you are.

Thank you! Thank you very much!

CHORUS

Please and thank you

Don’t forget to say

Please and thank you

Say it every day

(repeat)

BREAKDOWN

To your family at home (repeat)

To your teachers at school (repeat)

To the people everywhere (repeat)

Say please and thank you

Say it every day

CHORUS

Please and thank you

Don’t forget to say

Please and thank you

Say it every day

(repeat)

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