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Oh, a buddy can't get a decent winter sleep in this forest anymore.

Yes, Big Bear, isn't it the truth?

What's the matter, Papa?

All that noise woke us up.

A while Canada Fox were fighting for their breakfast.

I chased them away.

They woke up the whole forest.

Hmm.

Looks like it's going to be a beautiful day.

What could spoil a beautiful day like today?

Why there's nothing in the whole wide, wonderful world so pretty as the sights and smell of

the forest on a spring morning.

A day for squirrels to scamper and crows to chatter and birds to chirp their heads off

and trees to scatter their leaves.

What could spoil a beautiful day like today?

Smoke.

Come on, you two.

Into the cave.

Would you hurry up now?

But I want to play.

I've been in there all winter, Daddy.

I am breaking out somewhere.

I can almost feel it.

What's fire?

I hope you'll never know.

Can we come out, pal?

Is it okay if we come out?

Come out, Uncle Smokey.

Put out the fire.

I'd like to be like Uncle Smokey when I grow up.

He's so big and brave and strong.

He's not a good friend.

He's so big and brave and strong.

He's not afraid of anything, is he?

I guess he isn't.

Now.

Long ago for you were born, the forest was a different place and Smokey didn't have

his name and no one knew his smiling face.

He was a very frightened cub and how he got that way and finally overcame his fears is

the tale you'll hear today.

This is the ballad of Smokey the Bear.

He snips the woodland for spoke-sanded air.

He is a legend in whole jingle land.

This is the ballad of someone that we all love.

Smokey the Bear runs everywhere.

Forest fires are his only care.

We'll always be where?

Oh, there's good out each where.

Says your friend, my friends Smokey the Bear.

Where's a ranger?

It's a shovel in his hand.

You know that he proctures the forest land.

Smokey the Bear comes everywhere.

He's your friend, my friends Smokey the Bear.

He's your friend.

My friends Smokey the Bear.

Smokey the Bear.

Smokey started out by being just a normal bear.

Young and happy playing games he never had a care.

Mama used to worry that his friendly trusting way would get him into trouble.

So she said to me one day, big bear she said now listen.

Sunny's young and free his hair.

So try to keep an eye on him.

He needs his brother Bear.

When I said mom don't worry just leave it all to me.

I never thought our simple life would change so suddenly.

Last one out of the clearing is a scum.

Come on, let's go.

Hey, wait a minute.

What's that?

I never saw a stone move before.

Look, that's no stone.

Can't you see that turtle?

No, the Bear, your brother is right.

I'm a great bear.

I'm a great bear.

I'm a great bear.

Can't you see that turtle?

No, the Bear, your brother is right.

I'm a talking stone.

What are you trying to do?

I just want to play with him.

Look, I'm about 400 years older than you are.

Get someone your own age to play with.

The way they bring up kids these days, no manners at all.

And even though what turtles are for.

Turtles are terrific, trustworthy, true friends.

If you have a little secret and you don't think that it can last,

simply tell it through a turtle.

Hand it a wound. Get around very fast.

Tell it to a turtle.

Tell it to a turtle.

And it won't get around very fast.

Tell it to a turtle.

Yep.

This looks like a honey tree to me.

Yeah. Well, I wouldn't touch it if I were you.

Honey is healthy, isn't it?

Sure. But stealing it from a honey tree isn't.

The bees don't seem to like it.

The bees aren't home now. They're out gathering more honey.

But they always leave a watchman. So watch out for the watchman.

Here's where this young scamp gets a well-deserved lesson.

Oh, oh, oh, oh.

Oh, get away from me. Get away from me.

Oh, there. He's gone.

Not for long, I'm afraid.

Long enough for me to get some honey.

I can hardly wait.

This little clown is living in a fool's paradise.

Let's go.

Hmm. What do you know?

As the poet should have said,

they are also served to only stand and wait.

Yep. That day started in, as to be enough, with fun and games and smoky getting into these little scrapes.

It was all part of growing up, you see.

But what was the terrible thing that happened to him, Pa?

I'm coming to that.

After all that fun with the bees, I was kind of tuck it out and decided to go back to the cave for a little rest.

Hello, son. Where's your brother?

He'll be along a little later.

He's too young to be out alone.

He's not alone. He dropped off to see his girlfriend.

Who, Delilah? I wish he'd keep away from her. She's just a frivolous little flirt.

Funny thing, she's the cutest thing on four legs.

And she thinks he's quite a bear.

Hey, little, how does that seem? Get it?

Oh, bad, bad, baby.

What's the matter?

That tickles.

You! Oh, bless you. I know what. Let's have a swim.

Where?

Some beavers are building a pool right now.

I gotta go home. I promised my brother.

Oh, just a little swim.

It'll ever get us some good for you, bee stam.

Oh, well, just a quick one.

More twigs, hurry.

Darling, look at what I found. Some pretty red berry.

Good grief, bee. We're building a dam.

Joe, honey, you never have time for anything but that old dam.

I think you love that dam more than you love me.

I'm building it for you, for us.

Well, it's too big. My sugar, all we need is just a cozy little dam for two.

There won't always be just us, too, dear.

Someday there'll be little beavers.

Not if you don't pay a little more attention to me.

Please, dear, hand me that white birch.

We'll have that for a little bit.

Sometimes I think she's the first lazy beaver in history.

Hey, Delilah, is it a poor, you know? Let's go!

Here! What are you two young scamps think you're doing?

Keep out of this pool. You're trespassing.

Don't you see there's construction work going on here?

Oh, listen to that old kiltchaw.

Well, maybe we'd better not.

Oh, don't pay any attention to him.

Delilah, I have to go.

I have to pay any attention to him.

Delilah, I have a feeling you're leading me into a lot of trouble.

Delilah, Delilah, you're leading me out, Delilah.

You're everything nice. You're sugar and spice.

My little chickadee.

Delilah, Delilah.

My mother has said, Delilah, who will lead me astray?

That's okay. Batter me heavily.

Since days of old, the story's told.

How wily you can be.

Delilah, Delilah.

Oh, how can I lead Delilah to need just me?

Delilah, Delilah.

Delilah, Delilah.

Delilah, Delilah.

Delilah, Delilah.

Since days of old, the story's told.

How wily you can be.

Delilah, Delilah.

Oh, how can I lead Delilah to need just me?

I'm in value, yes I am.

No, look at what you've done.

Don't you know any better than to destroy other people's property?

The nerve of some of these kids.

I'm going to tell your parents, Mr. Lila Bear.

Oh, it's different.

We're having so much fun.

Ouch!

Little teacher.

Let's get out of here.

Hey, get out of here.

Oh, sorry.

Look at that.

There's a whole week's work.

There's an old justice in this world.

Never mind.

I'll help you with the mud packing tomorrow.

Tomorrow?

Yes, dear.

You can start again tomorrow.

Why wait until tomorrow?

Have you forgotten what we learned at Beaver School?

Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today.

Hand me some sticks.

Throw me some mud.

We'll build again.

It's awful, Lait.

Oh, don't go yet.

Hey, let's play some more.

No, I can't.

My mother will be mad.

Don't be such a mama's bro.

I'm not, Lila, but you don't know my mom.

She's always worrying about me.

Well, then go ahead.

I'm not stopping you.

You're not the only club in the woods, you know.

Oh, gee, Delilah.

Bye now.

Too bad Smokey played around so long with that little Delilah.

He could have gone back safe in the cave before it happened.

Before what happened, Pop?

Yes, what happened?

A little patient's you two.

Smokey was on his way home, not hurrying.

When he sniffed that strange smell in the air again.

He didn't know what it was at first, but he didn't like it.

When he was sniffing, you smoke.

Smokey didn't know what to do.

It was frightened now.

And then he remembered what mom always told him.

When there's real danger, climb a tree.

And where was I?

Catching 40 wings in front of the cave.

I smelled smoke.

You showed a lot.

Suddenly.

Where is he?

No, out and find him.

There's a fire in the forest.

Hurry.

I started out as fast as I could go.

But it was getting late.

A fire spreads awfully fast.

I could see that it was already passing through that part of the woods where Smokey was.

And it was coming straight at me.

I realized that only a miracle could save Smokey.

Well, I ducked under a rock and waited.

Until the fire passed.

Until it was cruel and calm and then I got out of there fast.

The forest was so sad it cried it was a lonesome sight.

The lovely trees of yesterday now cold and black at night.

There wasn't much that I could do but wish that some were saved.

So I set out after Smokey with hope.

My road was paved.

Sunny?

Sunny?

Sunny?

Where are you?

Sunny?

Sunny?

Sunny?

Sunny, are you alright?

Come on down, Sonny. The fire's gone.

Sonny, what's the matter?

Are you hurt?

Sonny, answer me!

All right now, Sonny. It's all right.

The fire's gone now.

It's changed your fur a little, I see.

Hey.

You smell all smoky.

Guess we'll have to call you smoky after this.

Why, it's really a miracle that you escape to your life.

Let's go back to the cave now.

Mom was waiting for you.

Oh, your paws are little burned.

It's not too bad though, smoky.

They'll be all right in a couple of days.

We'll bathe them into cool water at the cave.

Come on.

Get up on my back.

I'll carry you.

It's all right, smoky.

I won't go near any of those embers.

My heart was aching for him. He was so scared.

You see, I really loved that come.

My kid, brother.

He used to come to me with all his troubles.

But this was the worst thing that ever happened to him.

When we got back to the cave,

another terrible blow fell.

Mom wasn't there.

She had gone out looking for smoky.

It was lost in the fire.

Well, all that happened a long time ago.

And now you know how smoky got his name.

He was such a frightened little bear that for a long, long time after that fire,

I couldn't even get him to leave the cave.

Any loud noise frightened him.

And of course, I think that terrified him most was fire.

He is in that way now, Pop.

He talks to everyone, and everyone loves him.

And he isn't afraid of anything.

Yes, it's a strange and wonderful story.

How he changed from a frightened, lonely little cub to what he is now.

We were taking a stroll that day.

Smokey had grown into a fine young bear.

But still, he had that fear in it.

I was the only one he'd talk to.

Smell that sweet ass, smoky.

Lovely, isn't it?

It took a long time.

But the forest is green and cool and beautiful again.

Whoa!

I never saw any tracks like these before.

Wonder what it is.

Smells different too.

Bad.

Whatever it is, he doesn't like it either.

And neither do I, brother.

Why, there's our old friend, the turtle.

Remember the first time you tried to play with him, smoky?

Why don't you let him forget it?

I'm afraid he's not very playful anymore.

Yes, I know. The fire.

I heard he was caught in it.

How did you escape?

I got to that pool near here just in time and I stayed underwater.

Hi, smoky.

You can turn me over if you like.

Smoky? I don't mind.

I hope you'll snap out of it one of these days.

And what about those funny tracks over there?

I never saw anything like them before.

Neither have I. They belong to some strange animal.

Did you see him? Not exactly.

I caught a quick glimpse of something big and black and smelly.

And about as mean as they come.

What makes you say that?

Well, I was moving along, minding my own business when this thing sneaked up.

Behind me and grabbed me.

Of course, I closed up sharks immediately.

But what do you think this creature did?

He picked me up and dashed me to the ground, trying to crack me open.

That's pretty mean.

He's so mean he ought to resign from the animal kingdom.

If he is an animal, I hope we've seen the last of him.

Oh, a child, look!

Something tells me we haven't.

Oh, child, how do look? Oh, a child, look child.

There be darling.

Who could have done another thing like this?

It's terrible. Just terrible.

What's going on here?

Looks as though an earthquake struck it.

Who did that?

I don't know. We just got back from lunch and this is what we found.

A lifetime of hard work. Got the dream.

Here. Look at here.

Here's those same tracks all over the place.

There's something strange going on in this forest.

Let's see what that is.

What's the rush? Let's wait and see what happens.

Now, remember what you always say about putting off a tomorrow what you can do today.

Don't wait. Don't wait.

Tomorrow may be too late.

So do what you can today.

Don't wait. Don't wait.

Tomorrow may be too late.

Don't rally along the way.

Don't throw cries to make or hesitate.

Or tolerate delay.

Don't wait. Don't wait.

Tomorrow may be too late.

So live, laugh and love while you lay.

Honey, don't wait. Don't wait.

Tomorrow may be too late.

So live, laugh and love while you lay.

Don't wait. Don't wait.

Tomorrow may be too late.

What's going on here?

Horraneous thing that ever happened to me.

I was here doing a little quiet hunting when something grabs my tail.

I don't allow anyone to do that except the Mrs.

and I thought it was her getting a little playful.

Then I turned and saw it.

Saw what? I don't know. I saw it for only a second.

Never saw anything like it before.

Something furry and big and smelly.

That's it. I'm all shook up.

You and me both, brother.

Brother.

Uh oh. The warning system.

The birds are spottling. Let's go.

Those strange tracks were easy enough to follow because everywhere they went they left a trail of destruction.

It was at clearing the forest, it had planted with seedlings.

Those strange tracks let right through them.

There's a reason and a purpose for everything that happens in the woods.

But there wasn't any reason to this.

This was just waste and destruction, senseless and malicious.

We realized that evil had come into our wilderness home.

We were joined by other animals whose homes had been destroyed by the mysterious monster.

The tracks led straight to a deserted old trapper's hut in the woods.

Whatever it is, it's in there.

One of us will have to sneak up to that hut and take a look inside.

Alright. Any volunteers?

No? Okay.

You and you and you.

I am much better at planning.

He's got to get back to the down.

I'm not sticking my neck out.

Well then, you heroes.

It looks like it's up to me.

Why don't you just walk up to the door and look as though it's a friendly visit?

That's what I call planning.

Oh, go!

Wait a minute.

Anybody move?

Watch that smell.

It's smoke.

What came out of that hut was something awesome to behold.

An animal we'd never seen made by blood run cold.

We found out some time later that his home was in a zoo and he could do most anything that any man could do.

A human trained gorilla as mean as he could be who couldn't tell a stapling from a weeping below tree.

He'd never seen our forest or the animals around. He only cared about himself.

Our's were the foreign ground.

What did you do, Pop?

The first thing I had to do was take care of smoking.

When he smelled that smoke, he was so frightened.

He climbed that tree and hung on there just like he did when he was caught in the fire.

The other animals had run away.

Come on down, Smokey.

He can't hurt us. The two of us can handle him.

I saw him keep looking at that chimney and I realized that Smokey wasn't afraid of the gorilla.

There's much as he was of the smoke.

There's no more smoke now, Smokey.

Look what he's doing now. He's poisoning that stream. Clean water is scarce around here.

What's he up to now?

He's going to set the forest a fire.

We've got to get rid of him, Smokey. We've got to get all our friends together and figure out what to do.

Look!

What's wrong with him?

I don't know.

We just took a drink from the stream a little while ago and we all got sick.

You better not drink from that stream for a while.

We have a problem here that we're going to tackle right now.

Come on, Smokey.

What's going on here?

We're holding a meeting about the present emergency in the forest.

Meeting will please come to order. Come to order, please.

As you all know, we have an unwelcome visitor with us here in the forest.

The creature is a menace to us all.

The rock recognizes Big Bear.

The turtle is right.

This gorilla is polluting the streams, destroying the dams, pulling up the ceilings,

and he's going to end up by setting the forest a fire.

We have got to get rid of him.

Fast!

Here, here!

Big Bear has stated the problem almost as well as I could.

Now comes the hard part.

How do we get rid of him?

Any suggestions? Fred Fox.

I think we can trap him.

How?

I've got a collection of traps in my dam that were used against me without success.

I made a sort of hobby of collecting them, and I figured out what's wrong with each one of them.

Now, by combining them, I can work something out that'll get this gorilla.

All right, go ahead and try it.

Any other suggestions?

Crows?

We have an idea how to get him from the air.

Good.

Mr. Beaver, we have something in mind and we'll be busy working on it.

Very good.

Big Bear, do you have anything in mind?

Why don't you just give him one of your good old Bear hugs?

I would if it weren't for his smeller. Don't think I could get that close.

What about you, Mr. Turtle? Any ideas?

Well, the way I see it, this beast is more ignorant than anything else.

And selfish.

He does all those destructive things because he just doesn't know any better.

And since he's so stupid, I think I can trick him.

I'll work on it. I think we should all try.

If one plan doesn't work out, another one will.

We've got to get together against the common foe.

All together.

All together.

All together.

We can weather anything.

All together.

We can weather anything.

All together.

We can face what they make.

They bring.

All together.

Take it once again.

All the world will feed your oyster then.

All together.

We can weather anything.

All together.

Yes.

All together.

We can weather anything.

All together.

We can face what they make.

They bring.

All together.

We can face what they make.

All together.

All together.

All together.

We can weather anything.

All together.

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Well, here's Smoky.

I didn't hear you mention any ideas about how to handle a gorilla, Smoky.

I'll think of something.

Like what? Climbing up a tree?

No!

What's the matter? What happened to Smoky? Where did he go?

We were just kidding him a little. He ran away into the woods.

You shouldn't do that to Smoky.

It's very sensitive for a bear.

Smoky? Smoky?

Where are you, Smoky?

Smoky, what the matter with you?

Why are you running away?

They laughed at me.

They were just joking?

No, they weren't. It's no use. I'm a coward and they know it.

Nonsense. You're just afraid of smoke.

Then you'll get over it in time.

Come on, Smoky. We'll work out something together to get that gorilla.

No. I'll only disgrace you. Let me alone. I just want to be alone.

Smoky disappeared in the woods and stayed away from the cave.

The other animals caught a glimpse of once in a while roaming the woods.

Meanwhile, everyone was busy with their plans and schemes to trap the gorilla.

Now, let's see. That rock goes over there.

When he pulls on this lever to get up the bait, that releases this stick,

which will hit him in the backside, making him go forward and step into this loop,

which will catch one of his feet and spring this other trap, which releases.

Absolutely nothing. No, no, no.

Who are you shouting and praying?

Myself. This thing won't work.

What's that do?

Don't touch that, May. That sets the whole thing off.

But I thought you said it won't work.

It works. A little point.

There are a few bugs of...

Uh-uh-uh-uh-uh. I think I've got it.

I hope so.

Fred, our life won't be the same until you stop fooling with that piece of machinery.

I'm not fooling.

And our life won't be the same until we get rid of that gorilla.

There, that ought to do it.

It won't take much to bring that down. Just one little pull.

Now I'll tie the bait right up there on the tree.

And when he starts pulling at it, Donald comes a tree right on top of him,

pinning him down until he can be captured.

Chill down and you're so clever.

Thank you, Bee. I think it's a pretty good plan, Myself.

How did you ever think of it?

These things just come to me.

What are you gonna use for bait?

Well, let's see.

How about an old dead fish?

A gooey-zy fish.

I don't know.

But I'm sure an old dead fish will attract him.

It'll smell so bad he'll think it's a relative.

Darling, you are clever.

Tie it on real good and tight so he can't pull it off.

Where did you get this thing?

Founded by the lake, some hunter forgot it.

What makes you think this is gonna work?

I'm counting on the well-known curiosity of the primate species,

especially the apes.

Curiosity is what we need.

Curiosity is great.

Curiosity is great indeed.

Can't imagine what this world would be without curiosity.

There would be no wagon with no wheel.

Someone had to dream a great, great deal.

Can't imagine what this world would be without curiosity.

Look at Columbus.

He'd still be.

The fact that he's back with Isabella.

Like any other fella without curiosity.

Romeo just looked at Juliet.

Thought he'd like to know more so they met.

Can't imagine what this world would be without curiosity.

The can't imagine what this world would be without.

Without the wheel, without the curiosity.

Now back to my plan.

When that gorilla sees this bright little duck moving along the ground,

it'll drive him wild with curiosity.

He'll follow it. He'll grab it. He'll bite it.

He'll dash it to the ground.

And every time he does, I'll move it a little further along.

Until he follows it clear outside the forest.

Where he'll be captured.

A thing like that could take some time.

Time is what I've the most of.

I think that's on pretty tight now.

Then I'll be on my way.

I'll park the decoy in a clearing where he'll notice it,

while I'm hidden safely in the bushes.

By the way, I meant to ask you, where's Smokey?

He's off in the woods somewhere alone.

Grooving about himself.

Well, maybe he'll come up with the answer he needs.

I sure hope so.

Now here's the plan.

The gorilla goes out every day for a jing for food.

We'll catch him in a clearing.

Fly over him and drop the net over him. Clear?

Aah!

He'll don't haggle up in it.

The others can capture him.

Aah!

Aah!

He left the hot.

He's heading this way.

Aah!

Aah!

On your claws, birds!

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It must be stuck.

And he's gone.

Ah! Ah!

Let her go!

Ah! Let her go!

No!

Miserable, stupid birds.

I should know better than to trust a crow.

Help! Help! Help!

Shh! Here he comes.

I'm holding that breath.

Well, stop talking too.

Oh!

Joe there goes on damn!

He wasn't supposed to push that tree.

He was supposed to pull the fish.

You should have told him that, honey.

You're so clever.

Oh! Oh! Joe!

May? Come out here.

What's the matter?

Nothing does the matter. Look!

I looked at it before, Fred.

Don't you notice any difference?

Yes. You have an apple tied on there.

Mm-hmm. The bait.

He reaches for the apple.

That pulls the lever and wham.

Wham!

Wham!

Mr. Gorilla ends up in a cage where he belongs.

Well, I hope it works.

It's got to work. Just to make sure.

You notice those vegetables there?

Yes, I'm meant to ask you about it.

If the apple doesn't tempt him, those vegetables will.

And that'll set it off just as well.

Well?

Yes, wham.

Well, I hope it works.

You said that before.

Shh! Shh! Here he comes.

Yes. I smell him.

And for Dan.

Oh!

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

I can't imagine why this thing didn't start.

It didn't wham at all.

Oh, keep quiet.

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh my God!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Hey!

What's this?

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Wow!

Wow!

Wow!

Well...

Wow!

Wow!

Oh!

Wow!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

The old girls were in love and made their spirits very...

And every scheme had failed the test.

Our smokey were dejected, a real unhappy guy.

And then there came the turning point

when he heard the turtle cry.

Help, help, help, oh thank goodness, help at last.

How did you ever get into this mess?

Oh, those near-sighted crows tried to get the gorilla

with this net.

We got me instead.

What's this?

Oh, that.

That was a little idea of mine.

It didn't work out.

It had a snag in it.

The Divers idea failed too.

And the foxes.

Well, smokey, it looks like it's up to you.

Me?

Why not?

Why don't you try?

You never know what you can do until you try.

You see those big trees all around you, Smokey?

They'll all be gone if there's another fire.

You'll remember what happened last time, Smokey,

when you were a little cub.

Are you spending the night alone in the woods, Smokey?

Smokey, listen to the trees.

They're living things.

They'll talk to you.

Listen to them, Smokey.

You can learn wisdom from the trees.

Smokey spent that night in the woods.

It was a strange and wonderful experience.

The trees did talk to him.

Josh said the turtle said they would.

Save us, Smokey.

We want to live, Smokey.

The only oldest living things don't let us die.

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He can. He will.

Here, grab some of these containers and get to work.

Everybody's got a pitch in.

Step wide, we in. Let's all help you, Doctor.

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Well, that's the story of your uncle Smokey.

Where did he get that hat he wears, Pop?

The forest has sent him that.

And a brand new spade, when they found out

he had put out the fire.

And they made him chief animal forest ranger.

It was quite a ceremony.

How can we go very picking now, Pop?

Sure. Let's go.

Oh, goody!

So, race out to the clearing.

Here, here. What's all the excitement?

We're going very picking.

Yep. And I know where there's a honey tree.

Oh, goody!

Didn't I just tell you, Cubs, what happened to your uncle Smokey

first time he found a honey tree?

Last one out to turtle.

Here, here. What sort of talk is that?

Heh, heh.

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Some things they've got to learn for themselves.

Isn't it the truth, brother?

Old Smokey is a legend now.

He roamed the forest far and wide.

And when folks see his spade and hat,

they know that he's the nation's pride.

And Smokey's story will be told throughout the land

to young and old.

He taught a lesson.

He'd the call.

Keep the forest green for one and all.

This is the ballad of Smokey the Bear.

He sniffs the woodlands where folks sing the dare.

He is a legend and holds in the land.

This is the ballad of someone that we all love.

Smokey the Bear robs everywhere.

Forest fires are his only care.

Always beware.

Always put out each bear.

Says your friend, my friend.

Smokey the Bear wears a ranger.

And he's a shovel in his hand.

You know that he robs the forest land.

Smokey the Bear robs everywhere.

He's your friend, my friend.

Smokey the Bear.

He's your friend.

My friend, Smokey the Bear.

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