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Join Ashputtel in her magical journey of sorting tasks with a modern twist! In "Ashputtel's Sorting Task," inspired by the timeless fairy tale, we blend classic storytelling with a clever algorithmic solution. With music by Liam Bear Brown and lyrics by Nik Bear Brown, this enchanting track takes you through Ashputtel's challenges and triumphs. Listen as she calls upon woodland friends and uses her ingenuity to conquer even the toughest chores. Perfect for fans of fairy tales, clever problem-solving, and beautiful melodies.

Ashputtel's Sorting Task

[Verse]
In a land of soot and sorrow,
Lived a girl, dreams of tomorrow.
Ashputtel, her name so sweet,
Worked so hard, she'd never cheat.

One day came a daunting chore,
A pile of lentils on the floor.
Mixed with ashes, dark and gray,
Sort them all, she heard them say.

[Chorus]
Oh, Ashputtel, don't you fret,
There's a way to sort them yet.
With patience, work, and magic too,
You'll find the path to make it through.

[Verse]
She called upon her woodland friends,
Birds and creatures, help she sends.
But to make the sorting quick and right,
She thought of something sharp and bright.

Merge sort, she recalled with glee,
An algorithm smart as can be.
Divide and conquer, that's the key,
To separate them easily.

[Chorus]
Oh, Ashputtel, don't you fret,
There's a way to sort them yet.
With patience, work, and magic too,
You'll find the path to make it through.

[Verse]
She split the pile into two,
Sorted each, the way she knew.
Merged them back, so neat and clean,
No more ashes could be seen.

Her stepmother saw, with eyes so wide,
Ashputtel’s work, she couldn’t deride.
For in the hearth, a lesson learned,
With cleverness, success is earned.

[Verse]
She called upon her woodland friends,
Birds and creatures, help she sends.
But to make the sorting quick and right,
She thought of something sharp and bright.

Merge sort, she recalled with glee,
An algorithm smart as can be.
Divide and conquer, that's the key,
To separate them easily.

[Chorus]
Oh, Ashputtel, don't you fret,
There's a way to sort them yet.
With patience, work, and magic too,
You'll find the path to make it through.

[Verse]
She split the pile into two,
Sorted each, the way she knew.
Merged them back, so neat and clean,
No more ashes could be seen.

Her stepmother saw, with eyes so wide,
Ashputtel’s work, she couldn’t deride.
For in the hearth, a lesson learned,
With cleverness, success is earned.

[Chorus]
Oh, Ashputtel, don't you fret,
There's a way to sort them yet.
With patience, work, and magic too,
You'll find the path to make it through.

[Verse]
Now Ashputtel, with head held high,
Faced her tasks, and reached the sky.
With each new challenge, she would see,
A way to solve it cleverly.

So if you find a daunting chore,
Remember Ashputtel and her lore.
With a bit of thought and heart,
You can conquer any part.

[Chorus]
Oh, Ashputtel, don't you fret,
There's a way to sort them yet.
With patience, work, and magic too,
You'll find the path to make it through.

[Chorus]
Oh, Ashputtel, don't you fret,
There's a way to sort them yet.
With patience, work, and magic too,
You'll find the path to make it through.

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