I found a whistle in a drawer in my room
I never knew it was there
I quickly went and closed the door to my room
I closed the window with care
I held the whistle in my two little hands,
I put my fingers on hose,
I put the whistle between my lips,
and then I tried a little blow,
and it played Mozart, and Beethoven,
it played waltzes and ragtime
It played all the music in the world
I showed my whistle to some
I even played them a tune
I knew they'd catch on real soon
This piece of plastic and tin
But then they'd take it in their own hands
And then the whistle would begin
And it played Mozart, and Beethoven,
It played waltzes, and ragtime
It played all the music in the
It didn't matter who the player might be
Or if she'd ever played before
That if she blew it, the music flew through
If everybody had a whistle like mine,
we'd play a song for everyone
And they would hear us everywhere in the world,
and they would share in our song
and ask the world to sing along.
And we'd play Mozart, and Beethoven,
We'd play Waltz, and Ragtime.
We'd play all music in the world.
Oh, we'd play Mozart and Beethoven
We'd play Waltzies and Ragtime
We'd play all the music in the world you