Reader's Digest 1979
1. Mechanic Smurf: "You can buy a Smurf to take home"
2. Smurf in Front: "Welcome To Smurfland"
3. Drummer Smurf: "Lots of Smurfs - Collect the set"
4. Guitarist Smurf: And T-shirts and all sort of smurfery
Red Sign: Smurfland 1 Smile.
White Box down at bottom of page: Come and meet the Smurfs at BP service stations.
There is a place only a few smiles away from where you are now, called Smurfland.
It's a wonderful place run on happiness. And it's where the little blue Smurf people live. When you get close, you can hear them singing in smurfy sort of voices.
All jolly with a giggle. And then if you really look with your mind, you can see them. Busy as busy. Smurfing in and out of of their mushroom shaped houses and skipping along the paths.
Now it's time to smurf over and introduce yourself. Say hello and before you can say "Jack Robinsmurf", you will have a friend.
Even though he's only one apple tall, a Smurf is the most splendid kind of friend.
So interesting and such fun to dance with as long as you are careful not to step on him. It really does give you a smurfy warm feeling inside to have a Smurf friend.
So do keep a little part of you listening for the Smurf song. And have a smurfy day, won't you.
Peyo - SEPP-BP Australia - 1979
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