"Peewit Wants A Smurf" is a song featured in the animated film version of The Smurfs And The Magic Flute. In the song, Peewit attempts to ask a Smurf for a glass of water by speaking in Smurf, only to receive other things instead, as his original premise of mastering the Smurf language by simply swapping words for "smurf" is severely tested and ultimately proved wrong, much to the amusement of his partner Sir Johan (and even Grouchy). By the end of the song, though, Peewit does get his glass of water (since he looked a little sick and his face turned green), but he is so frustrated by his inability to speak in Smurf that he simply says (and ends the song with), "No more Smurf!"
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| - "Peewit Wants A Smurf" is a song featured in the animated film version of The Smurfs And The Magic Flute. In the song, Peewit attempts to ask a Smurf for a glass of water by speaking in Smurf, only to receive other things instead, as his original premise of mastering the Smurf language by simply swapping words for "smurf" is severely tested and ultimately proved wrong, much to the amusement of his partner Sir Johan (and even Grouchy). By the end of the song, though, Peewit does get his glass of water (since he looked a little sick and his face turned green), but he is so frustrated by his inability to speak in Smurf that he simply says (and ends the song with), "No more Smurf!"
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| - "Peewit Wants A Smurf" is a song featured in the animated film version of The Smurfs And The Magic Flute. In the song, Peewit attempts to ask a Smurf for a glass of water by speaking in Smurf, only to receive other things instead, as his original premise of mastering the Smurf language by simply swapping words for "smurf" is severely tested and ultimately proved wrong, much to the amusement of his partner Sir Johan (and even Grouchy). By the end of the song, though, Peewit does get his glass of water (since he looked a little sick and his face turned green), but he is so frustrated by his inability to speak in Smurf that he simply says (and ends the song with), "No more Smurf!" This song is an adaptation of the original French version's "La leçon de schtroumpf", which literally translates to "The Smurf Lesson". NOTE: The lyrics are completely different in the United Kingdom English dub of the movie.
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