Now she was fond of jewelry,The Lady-of-Fiddle-Dee-Dee,So she built her houseNear an oyster bed,Where the pearls were almost free.
Now she was fond of jewelry,The Lady-of-Fiddle-Dee-Dee,So she built her houseNear an oyster bed,Where the pearls were almost free.
Now she was fond of jewelry,The Lady-of-Fiddle-Dee-Dee,So she built her houseNear an oyster bed,Where the pearls were almost free.
The Land HorseEverybody rides,Until his eyes are dim.
The Land HorseEverybody rides,Until his eyes are dim.
The Land HorseEverybody rides,Until his eyes are dim.
The Sea Horse!Every wave he rides.And nobodyRides him.
The Sea Horse!Every wave he rides.And nobodyRides him.
The Sea Horse!Every wave he rides.And nobodyRides him.
The cat was astonishedTo see the mouse stand there,Waving two tails,With a confident air.
The cat was astonishedTo see the mouse stand there,Waving two tails,With a confident air.
The cat was astonishedTo see the mouse stand there,Waving two tails,With a confident air.
Queen Hat-shep-sut, pious and fatWore a hair net under her hat.Queen Hat-shep-sut, restrained and refinedWore a hair net over her mind.
Queen Hat-shep-sut, pious and fatWore a hair net under her hat.Queen Hat-shep-sut, restrained and refinedWore a hair net over her mind.
Queen Hat-shep-sut, pious and fatWore a hair net under her hat.Queen Hat-shep-sut, restrained and refinedWore a hair net over her mind.