" tale-telling "

 [ "tell tale" ]

1: a sign, an indication of something, a clue, an appearance befitting a specific situation or event.

  * e.g.,  ... how did she know you were hot for her? 

 [ "No New Tale to Tell" ]

1: You cannot go against nature

  * e.g.,  ... No new tale to tell 

 [ "No New Tale to Tell" ]

2: Because when you do

  * e.g.,  ... No new tale to tell 

 [ "No New Tale to Tell" ]

3: Go against nature

  * e.g.,  ... No new tale to tell AHHHH When you're down 

 [ "No New Tale to Tell" ]

4: It's part of nature too Our little lives get complicated

  * e.g.,  ... It's a long way up 

 [ "No New Tale to Tell" ]

5: It's a simple thing

  * e.g.,  ... When you're up 

 [ "No New Tale to Tell" ]

6: Simple as a flower

  * e.g.,  ... It's a long way down It's all the same thing 

 [ "No New Tale to Tell" ]

7: And that's a complicated thing No new tale to tell

  * e.g.,  ... No new tale to tell No new tale to tell 

 [ "No New Tale to Tell" ]

8: No new tale to tell

 [ "No New Tale to Tell" ]

9: No new tale to tell AHHHH My world is your world

 [ "No New Tale to Tell" ]

10: People like to hear their names

 [ "No New Tale to Tell" ]

11: I'm no exception

 [ "No New Tale to Tell" ]

12: Please call my name

 [ "No New Tale to Tell" ]

13: Call my name

 [ "Tell-Tale Fart" ]

1: When you are holding a fart in, quite suspensefully until eventually you release it, hoping no one realizes that it has come from you.

  * e.g.,  ... Narrator: “Villians! dissemble no more! I admit the deed! here, here! — it is the smell of my tell-tale fart!”