Theme
The Roly Mo Show Lyrics


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There's a friend in Fimble Valley
That we're on our way to see

To hear him tell his stories
Maybe stay for tea

He's a mole who's living underground
And his name is Roly Mo

Roly, roly, roly, roly mo!
He's the roliest mole you'll ever know.





And his name is Roly Mo.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of The Roly Mo Show's Theme song are quite straightforward and easy to understand. The song is about a mole named Roly Mo who lives in Fimble Valley. The singer of the song is on his way to see Roly Mo with the intention of hearing his stories and possibly having tea with him. The song reveals that Roly Mo is a mole who lives underground, and he is known to be the 'roliest mole' around.


The song has a very welcoming and optimistic mood that is meant to be inviting to young children who may be watching the show. It highlights the importance of friendship, storytelling, and spending time socializing. The lyrics are simple and catchy, making it easy for kids to sing along.


Line by Line Meaning

There's a friend in Fimble Valley
In Fimble Valley, there is a beloved acquaintance


That we're on our way to see
We are currently in transit to visit this acquaintance


To hear him tell his stories
We are eager to listen to the tales our friend will recount


Maybe stay for tea
It is possible that we will dwell a little and have some tea together


He's a mole who's living underground
Our friend Roly Mo is a subterranean digger


And his name is Roly Mo
The mole's name is Roly Mo, thus the reason we refer to him as such


Roly, roly, roly, roly mo!
We emphasize Roly Mo's name in a sing-song manner to show our love and admiration


He's the roliest mole you'll ever know.
Our friend is the most rolly mole anyone will ever know, and we appreciate all his Roly-ness




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