Boundin'

"Here's a story of how strange is life with its changes and it happened not long ago. On a high mountain plain where the sagebrush arranges, a playground south of the snow, lived a lamb with a coat on its back that had a long neck of remarkable sheen. It'd glint in the sunlight all sparkly and clean. Such a source of great pride, that it caused him to preen and he'd break out in high-stepping dance. He would dance for his neighbors across the way. I must say they found his dancing enhancing and they, too, would join in the play. Then one day... [The sheep shearers' truck pulls up, picked up the lamb, sheers him, and drops him on the ground in the rain while the gophers laugh at him]"

"Then a-boundin' up the slope came a great American jackalope. This sage of the sage, this rare hare of hope, caused to pause and check out the lamb."

"So every year, along about May, they'd load him up and they'd haul him away and they'd shave him and dump him all naked and bare. He learned to live with it. He didn’t care! He’d just bound, bound, bound and rebound! Now in this world of ups and downs, it’s so nice to know there are jackalopes around."

"Bud Luckey as Lamb and Jackalope."