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Mrs Fieldmouse tries to convince Thumbelina to marry the mole. While on first viewing it may not seem much of a villain song, it really is. Mrs Fieldmouse is such a wicked villain, the more so because she doesn't appear to be one.  <br>
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Love? Love is what we read about in books, my dear. <br>
"Here comes the bride" is a lovely little ditty <br>
But marrying for love is a foolish thing to do <br>
'Cause love won't pay the mortgage or put put porridge in your bowl <br>
Dearie, marry the mole <br>
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True, it's a fact that he's not exactly witty <br>
He's blinder than a bat but at least his eyes are blue <br>
His breath may be alarming but he's charming, for a troll <br>
Dearie, marry the mole <br>
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Romeo and Juliet <br>
Were very much in love when they were wed <br>
They honoured every vow <br>
So where are they now? <br>
They're dead, dead, very very dead <br>
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Poor Thumbelina, your brain so itty bitty <br>
I hate to seem a pest but I know what's best for you <br>
Just think of all the ways that you could decorate a hole <br>
Take my advice, I'll bring the rice <br>
Dearie, marry the mole <br>
Marry the mole <br>
Marry that mole <br>
M is for money <br>
Oh... <br>
L-E!<br>
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