Oh, what a sweet little white Mouse! Going winky-wink, Oh, what a sweet little white Mouse. My little Pink, I suppose you think, I cannot do without you, I'll let you know Before I go, How little I care about you. Tell tale tit, your tongue shall be slit, Saturday night shall be my whole care Dear Sensibility, O la ! I heard a little lamb cry, baa! Says I, "So you have lost mamma?" "Ah!" The little lamb, as I said so, Frisking about the fields did go, And, frisking, trod upon my toe. "Oh!" Pease porridge hot, pease porridge cold, D There was a man in our town, And scratch'd them in again. As I was going to sell my eggs, I tript up his heels and he fell on his nose. Old mistress McShuttle Lived in a coal-scuttle, Along with her dog and her cat; What they ate I can't tell, But 'tis known very well, That none of the party were fat. Hen. Cock, cock, cock, cock, Am I to gang ba-are-foot? Cock. Hen, hen, hen, hen, I've been up and down, To every shop in town, And cannot find a shoe To fit your foot, If I'd crow my hea-art out. [To be said very quickly, except the last two words in each verse, which are to be "screamed "out.] |