head of a girl
OH, where do they sell all the lilies and roses,The “pandies” and “pudsies” and funny snub noses,The dimpled wee “chin-chops” and fat pinky knees,Of the dear little, queer little, babies one sees?And what would they want for some soft golden curlies;A pair of blue eyes, and two teeth white as pearlies;A mouth like a rosebud, just made for a kiss?I fear they would ask me a great deal for this.And where is the gentle school-mistress who teachesThe mothers and grannies their sweet baby speeches,Their “lovies” and “dovies” and tender “coo-coos”That the newest new pet understands in two twos?
OH, where do they sell all the lilies and roses,The “pandies” and “pudsies” and funny snub noses,The dimpled wee “chin-chops” and fat pinky knees,Of the dear little, queer little, babies one sees?And what would they want for some soft golden curlies;A pair of blue eyes, and two teeth white as pearlies;A mouth like a rosebud, just made for a kiss?I fear they would ask me a great deal for this.And where is the gentle school-mistress who teachesThe mothers and grannies their sweet baby speeches,Their “lovies” and “dovies” and tender “coo-coos”That the newest new pet understands in two twos?
OH, where do they sell all the lilies and roses,The “pandies” and “pudsies” and funny snub noses,The dimpled wee “chin-chops” and fat pinky knees,Of the dear little, queer little, babies one sees?
OH, where do they sell all the lilies and roses,
The “pandies” and “pudsies” and funny snub noses,
The dimpled wee “chin-chops” and fat pinky knees,
Of the dear little, queer little, babies one sees?
And what would they want for some soft golden curlies;A pair of blue eyes, and two teeth white as pearlies;A mouth like a rosebud, just made for a kiss?I fear they would ask me a great deal for this.
And what would they want for some soft golden curlies;
A pair of blue eyes, and two teeth white as pearlies;
A mouth like a rosebud, just made for a kiss?
I fear they would ask me a great deal for this.
And where is the gentle school-mistress who teachesThe mothers and grannies their sweet baby speeches,Their “lovies” and “dovies” and tender “coo-coos”That the newest new pet understands in two twos?
And where is the gentle school-mistress who teaches
The mothers and grannies their sweet baby speeches,
Their “lovies” and “dovies” and tender “coo-coos”
That the newest new pet understands in two twos?
ALAS! and alas! you may search through the city,Yet ne’er find the shop where they sell things so pretty;But I think it’s the angels from far, far away,Teach the mothers and grannies the sweet things they say.
ALAS! and alas! you may search through the city,Yet ne’er find the shop where they sell things so pretty;But I think it’s the angels from far, far away,Teach the mothers and grannies the sweet things they say.
ALAS! and alas! you may search through the city,Yet ne’er find the shop where they sell things so pretty;But I think it’s the angels from far, far away,Teach the mothers and grannies the sweet things they say.
ALAS! and alas! you may search through the city,
Yet ne’er find the shop where they sell things so pretty;
But I think it’s the angels from far, far away,
Teach the mothers and grannies the sweet things they say.