The Queen Bee accords par 
The Hit Crew 
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Verse 1
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The Queen Bee
Once upon a time,
two princes
went out in the world
to seek their fortunes.
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Unfortunately, they were rather lazy.
And, having made some rather
foolish choices
while out in the world,
they were too embarrassed
to return to the palace.
Then, their younger brother,
who was a dwarf,
went out to look for his brothers.
When he found them,
they decided to travel together.
After some time, they came
to an anthill.
The two elder brothers
would have pulled it down.
But the little dwarf said,
Leave the poor things alone.
So on they went,
until they came to a lake,
where many ducks
were swimming.
The two brothers wanted to catch two
and roast them for dinner.
But the dwarf said, Don't kill them!
And so on they went.
Next, they came to a bee's nest in a
hollow tree.
There was so much honey
that it ran down the trunk.
The two brothers wanted to light a fire
under the tree
and kill the bees and get at the honey.
But the dwarf held them back.
They continued on
and finally came to a
castle.
They went through all the castle rooms
until they came to a door with three locks.
In the middle of the door,
there was a wicket.
so that they could
look into the next room.
There they saw a little old man
sitting at a table.
They called to him a couple of times,
but he did not hear.
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When they called a third time, though,
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he got up and came
over to them.
He said nothing,
but led them to a beautiful table
covered with all sorts of good things
to eat and drink.
When they had finished their meal,
he showed each of them
to a bedroom.
The next morning,
he came to the eldest
and took him to a marble table,
where there were three tablets telling how to break the
enchantment affecting the castle.
The first tablet said,
In the wood, under the moss,
lie the thousand pearls
belonging to the king's
daughter.
They must all be found.
If one is missing at sunset,
he who seeks them will
be turned into marble.
The eldest brother set out and looked for
the pearls the whole day.
But the evening came.
He had not found the first hundred,
so he was turned into stone.
The next day,
the second brother
tried to find the pearls.
But he too had no luck,
and so was turned into stone.
Then came the little dwarf's turn.
It was so hard to find the pearls,
and the job was so tedious.
He sat down upon a stone and cried,
and as he sat there,
the king of the ants,
whose life he had saved,
came to help him,
with five thousand ants.
It was not long before they had found
all the pearls.
The second tablet said,
The key to the princess's bedroom
must be fished up out of the lake.
As the dwarf came to the
edge of the lake,
he saw the two ducks
whose lives he had saved
swimming about.
They dove and soon brought
up the key from the bottom.
The third task was the hardest,
to select the youngest and the best of the
king's three daughters.
He was told that the eldest had eaten a piece of sugar,
the next some sweet syrup,
and the youngest a spoonful of honey.
He was to guess
which one had eaten the honey.
Then, just in time,
came the queen of the bees,
who had been saved
by the little dwarf from the fire,
and she tried the lips of all three.
Finally, she sat upon the lips
of the one who had eaten the honey,
and so the dwarf knew
which was the youngest.
Thus the spell was broken,
and all who had been turned into
stone awoke.
And the dwarf married the youngest and
sweetest of the princesses,
and lived happily ever after together.
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