Yuki oh Yuki. The piano.

And that feather flapping tune was Tuck and Rock by Hootie and the Kingfishers.

They'll be playing at the Sun House next week, so get your tickets now.

You're listening to me, Hazel Hare, your host here on

every garden's favorite radio station. Radio Six! That's right, bringing the beat to your

back garden and beyond. Later, we'll find out what your favorite sing-along songs are in our new segment, Tree Top Tunes.

First up, grab a carrot and relax as we take another trip to see Yuki in her musical garden.

Yuki's sitting on her bench, for once without her ukulele.

She's thinking hard, tapping her pencil and jotting down lines in her notebook.

Hmm.

She tries to imagine the tune, but it's not easy without her ukulele.

Let's try it.

You can write a song without music. Words without music's just a pole.

It's so hard to come up with a tune without my ukulele. I wish it would hurry back from the repair shop.

Just then, Yuki notices a squeaky, wheelie sound coming from the garden.

I wonder what that is!

Yuki leaps up, grabs her notebook and follows the sound into the garden.

Yuki tracks the squeaky sound to the woods, where Sunnyny is pulling an old, upright piano towards the sunhouse.

Pushing the other end with all his might is a breathless, brilliant blue peacock.

Push your end. Pull your end.

Wow, Sonny.

A piano?

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