[Narrator, Martha]
Martha was an average dog
She went- Woof!
And- Woof!
And- Grrr!
Then, she ate some alphabet soup and what happened was bizarre
[Scientist]
On the way to Martha's stomach, the letters lost their way. They travelled to her brain and now-
[Narrator, Martha]
She's got a lot to say!
Now, she speaks
How now, brown cow
Martha speaks
Yeah, she speaks and speaks and speaks and speaks and speaks
[Narrator, Martha]
What's a caboose? When are we eating again?
Martha speaks
Hey, Joe. Whaddaya know?
(My name's not Joe)
She's not always right but still, that Martha speaks
Hi there
[Narrator, Martha]
She's got a voice, she's ready to shout. Martha will tell you what it's all about
Sometimes wrong but seldom in doubt, Martha will tell you what it's all about
That dog's unique Testing, one two
Hear her speak. Martha speaks and speaks and speaks and speaks and
Communicates, enumerates, elucidates, exaggerates, indicates, and explicates, bloviates and overstates, and (pants) hyperventilates
Martha
To reiterate, Martha speaks!
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