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}}"'''Have You Never'''" is the song featured in the episode ''[[Welcome to LazyTown]]''. It is sung by [[Stephanie]], with backing by [[Ziggy]], [[Stingy]], [[Trixie]] and [[Pixel]]. | }}"'''Have You Never'''" is the song featured in the episode ''[[Welcome to LazyTown]]''. It is sung by [[Stephanie]], with backing by [[Ziggy]], [[Stingy]], [[Trixie]] and [[Pixel]]. | ||
"Have You Never" was later featured in the episodes ''[[PixelsPix]]'' and ''[[Sportacus Who?]]'', the latter featuring [[Sportacus]] instead of the kids. | "Have You Never" was later featured in the episodes ''[[PixelsPix]]'' and ''[[Sportacus Who|Sportacus Who?]]'', the latter featuring [[Sportacus]] instead of the kids. | ||
It was released on the UK soundtrack ''[[LazyTown - The Album]]'' in the original puppet version, but under the title "Have You Ever". It was also released in [[The Greatest Hits]] and [[Welcome to LazyTown CD|Welcome to LazyTown]] albums. | It was released on the UK soundtrack ''[[LazyTown - The Album]]'' in the original puppet version, but under the title "Have You Ever". It was also released in [[The Greatest Hits]] and [[Welcome to LazyTown CD|Welcome to LazyTown]] albums. |
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"Have You Never" is the song featured in the episode Welcome to LazyTown. It is sung by Stephanie, with backing by Ziggy, Stingy, Trixie and Pixel.
"Have You Never" was later featured in the episodes PixelsPix and Sportacus Who?, the latter featuring Sportacus instead of the kids.
It was released on the UK soundtrack LazyTown - The Album in the original puppet version, but under the title "Have You Ever". It was also released in The Greatest Hits and Welcome to LazyTown albums.
Lyrics
Have you ever skipped rope?
(Uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-uh)
Have you never played ball?
(Uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-uh)
Never jumped around?
(Uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-uh)
Have you never danced at all?
Skipping rope left and right
(Real fast!)
Crossing over and back
(Hmm, that's neat!)
Hit the ball on your head
(Oh, that looks hard!)
Knees, chest and feet.
You gotta listen to me
Can't you see that...
Life is full of games
And they make you feel so happy
You know they make you wanna fly
So play games all your life.
Jumping forward and back
(Oh, I can do that!)
Now try it reversed
(Oh no, no, time out!)
Dance to the beat
(You mean like this?)
Clap your hands and move about.
You gotta listen to me
Can't you see that...
Life is full of games
And they make you feel so happy
You know they make you wanna fly
So play games all your, every single...
Life is full of games
And they make you feel so happy
You know they make you wanna fly
So play games every single day of your life.
Reprise
Also featured in that episode was the reprise of this song, also known as "Have You Ever Been Sad?". The reprise is sung by Stephanie. It is not featured in the other episodes nor on any of the soundtracks so far.
Reprise Lyrics
Have you ever been sad?
Have you got a friend who'll stay?
Have you ever been lonely?
All I want is just to play.
Other languages
"Have You Never" has been released under a number of different titles in a number of different languages. These include...
- "Schon gespielt" in German (released on the LazyTown - Los geht's Vol. 2 soundtrack)
- "No viva sin jugar" in Castillian Spanish (released on the Castillian Spanish LazyTown Soundtrack)
- "Lífið leikur við þig" in Icelandic (released on the Líttu inn í Latabæ soundtrack)
- "En La Vida Hay Que Jugar" in Latin (released on the Bienvenidos a LazyTown soundtrack)
- "Te divertirás" in Latin American Spanish (released on the Bienvenidos a LazyTown soundtrack)
- In Portuguese (released on the Portuguese LazyTown soundtrack)
- "Пълно е с игри" in Bulgarian (released on the Избрани песни от Мързелград (Izbrani pesni ot M'rzelgrad) soundtrack)
The following versions are currently unreleased on a CD/DVD.
- In Arabic, Brazilian Portuguese, Czech, Danish, Finnish, Flemish Dutch, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, as "Giocare é vivere" in Italian, Korean, European Portuguese, as "Viaţa-i doar un Joc" in Romanian, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Slovenian, Serbian, Swedish, Turkish and Ukrainian.