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| singer = [[Stingy]] | | singer = [[Stingy]] | ||
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}}"'''The Mine Song'''" is one of the songs featured in the episode ''[[Dear Diary]]'', sung by [[Stingy]]. | }}"'''The Mine Song'''" is one of the songs featured in the episode ''[[Dear Diary]]'', sung by [[Stingy]]. | ||
It is a variation on the Icelandic song "[[Nenni | It is a variation on the Icelandic song "[[Nenni Níski (song)|Nenni Níski]]" which was [[Nenni Níski|Nenni]]'s theme from the original 1996 stage show ''[[Áfram Latibær]]''. | ||
"The Mine Song" was later featured in the episodes ''[[PixelsPix]]'' and ''[[LazyTown's Greatest Hits]]''. | "The Mine Song" was later featured in the episodes ''[[PixelsPix]]'' and ''[[LazyTown's Greatest Hits]]''. | ||
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"The Mine Song" is one of the songs featured in the episode Dear Diary, sung by Stingy.
It is a variation on the Icelandic song "Nenni Níski" which was Nenni's theme from the original 1996 stage show Áfram Latibær.
"The Mine Song" was later featured in the episodes PixelsPix and LazyTown's Greatest Hits.
It has not yet been released on an English-language soundtrack.
Lyrics
This mail box is mine
And this triagonal sign
That blue balloon, the month of June
They're mine, mine, mine, mine, mine.
Ziggy's sweets are mine
That birdie's tweets are mine
The city street, the both of your feet
They're all emphatically mine.
It all belongs to me
Everything that I see
North, South, East or West
I caress it, 'cause I possess it
I'm Stingy, and it's mine.
And this instrumental break is also mine.
The floor and ceiling are mine
All your feelings are mine
You always knew it
That's all there is to it
It's mine, mine, mine, mine, mine.
That's what I said, it's mine.
Other languages
"The Mine Song" has been released under a number of different titles in a number of different languages. These include...
- "Es ist meins" in German (released on the LazyTown - Los geht's Vol. 2 soundtrack)
- "Mío" in Latin American Spanish (released on the Bienvenidos a LazyTown soundtrack)
Trivia
- This is Stingy's favorite song, according to LazyTown's Greatest Hits.
