Roosevelt Franklin: When I Woke Up This Morning, First I Laughed And Then I Cried.
Was I Feeling Good Or Bad? I Just Could Not Decide!
So Naturally I Asked My Mom To Tell Me How I Feel.
But She Didn't Tell Me That; Instead, She Told Me Something Real:

She Said, "A Mom Can Tell You Lots Of Things, Like One And One Is Two.
And How To Cross A Busy Street And How To Tie Your Shoe.
But The One Who Knows The Things You Feel Is You And Nobody Else.
I Can't Tell You How You Feel; You Have To Tell Yourself, So Figure It Out!"

Girls: Figure It Out!

Roosevelt Franklin: Figure It Out!

Girls: Figure It Out!

Roosevelt Franklin: You're The Only One Who Knows The Things You Feel, So Figure It Out!

Girls: Figure It Out!
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Roosevelt Franklin: I Had A Friend Who Lived Next Door, But His Family Had To Move.
It Made Me Mad, Or Made Me Sad, Or Made Me Just Confused.
So Naturally I Asked My Friend To Look Inside My Head
And Tell Me How I Really Felt, But He Told Me This Instead:

He Said, "A Friend Can Do A Lot Of Things That No One Can Do Better,
Like Give A Friend A Friendly Hug Or Write A Friendly Letter.
But The One Who Knows The Way You Feel Is You And Nobody Else.
A Friend Can't Tell You How You Feel; You Have To Tell Yourself, So Figure It Out!"

Girls: Figure It Out!

Roosevelt Franklin: Figure It Out!

Girls: Figure It Out!

Roosevelt Franklin: You're The Only One Who Knows The Things You Feel, So Figure It Out!

Girls: Figure It Out!

Roosevelt Franklin: Figure It Out!

Girls: Figure It Out!

Roosevelt Franklin: You're The Only One Who Knows The Things You Feel, So Figure It Out!

(Possibly All Of Them Hum, Then All Sing Last Line:)

Roosevelt Franklin And Girls: You're The Only One Who Knows The Things You Feel, So Figure It Out!