No. He just more of less backs out of the scene. It is not quite clear why ( Jackie Paper came no more) The Dragon goes into uncontrolled separation angst and as the song has it, sadly slips into his cave. Jackie Paper" absence from the scene is never explained. Separation angst- some exceptions with war-era songs, is not too popular a subject for songs- and certainly not juvenile ones. it does require some figuring out.
Remember the line "painted wings and giant rings make way for other toys"? I think that Jackie Paper simply grew up, and outgrew Puff, the same way a child outgrows a teddy bear.
Jackie Paper
There are a few places that one could listen to the song Puff the Magic Dragon online. One could go to websites like Youtube, Viddler, Vimeo, or Daily Motion.
Mrs. Poffy Puff
Ginny's Pygmy Puff Arnold is definately purple in color.
Puff-Puff Humbert. (The Singer) Benatar. (The Keytarist/Guitarist) DeeJay. (The DJ dude) Axel. (The Drummer) Hope That Helped ^-^
puff, the magic dragon.
Jackie paper
Jackie Paper
little Jackie Paper
Little Jackie Paper ( not Kaper or Caper) loved that rascal puff.
Little Jackie Paper- it is assumed, and backed up by the lyrics he was a boy
Yes, the nursery rhyme "Puff, the Magic Dragon" tells the story of a friendly dragon named Puff and his adventures with a boy named Jackie Paper. It was written by Peter Yarrow and Leonard Lipton and was made popular by the folk group Peter, Paul and Mary.
The song Puff the Magic Dragon really talks about a Magic Dragon that lives down under inside a cave alongside the ocean. It really isn't about drugs.
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There is no evidence or official documentation to suggest that there is a photo of Puff the magic dragon in Vietnam. Puff the magic dragon originated from a song and has been depicted in various forms of artwork, but there are no known photographs of the fictional dragon in Vietnam.
So you can find puff tha magic dragon
The cast of Puff the Magic Dragon in the Land of the Living Lies - 1979 includes: Mischa Bond as Sandy Burgess Meredith as Puff Peter Yarrow as Father