MySpotty Cow, my Spotty Cow,I love you very dearly!You are, I think, the fairest beastIn all the wide world, nearly!My Kitty-cat is also sweet,But then, she has no spots:While you, my pleasant Spotty Cow,Have lots and lots and LOTS!The King of Spain he may be grand,The Queen of England, too.They cannot have my Spotty Cow,Whatever they may do.But if they both should bring to meTheir gold and gems and silk,I might—perhapsI might—give themA very—little—milk!
MySpotty Cow, my Spotty Cow,I love you very dearly!You are, I think, the fairest beastIn all the wide world, nearly!My Kitty-cat is also sweet,But then, she has no spots:While you, my pleasant Spotty Cow,Have lots and lots and LOTS!The King of Spain he may be grand,The Queen of England, too.They cannot have my Spotty Cow,Whatever they may do.But if they both should bring to meTheir gold and gems and silk,I might—perhapsI might—give themA very—little—milk!
MySpotty Cow, my Spotty Cow,I love you very dearly!You are, I think, the fairest beastIn all the wide world, nearly!
MySpotty Cow, my Spotty Cow,
I love you very dearly!
You are, I think, the fairest beast
In all the wide world, nearly!
My Kitty-cat is also sweet,But then, she has no spots:While you, my pleasant Spotty Cow,Have lots and lots and LOTS!
My Kitty-cat is also sweet,
But then, she has no spots:
While you, my pleasant Spotty Cow,
Have lots and lots and LOTS!
The King of Spain he may be grand,The Queen of England, too.They cannot have my Spotty Cow,Whatever they may do.
The King of Spain he may be grand,
The Queen of England, too.
They cannot have my Spotty Cow,
Whatever they may do.
But if they both should bring to meTheir gold and gems and silk,I might—perhapsI might—give themA very—little—milk!
But if they both should bring to me
Their gold and gems and silk,
I might—perhapsI might—give them
A very—little—milk!