Froggy Would A Wooing Go
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Froggy Would A Wooing Go
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Froggy would a wooing go
Cuddy alane. cuddy alane
Froggy would a wooing go
Cuddy alane and a Froggy would a wooing go
Whether his mummy would let him or no
Keek maleerie, cowden down
Cuddy alane and a
He went to Mistress Mouses door
Where often he had been before
He took Miss Mousie on his knee
"Mousie will you marry me?"
"Sir, I could not answer that
Until I ask my Uncle Rat"
Uncle Rat he laughed and cried
"This very night youll be a bride"
Then they all sat down to dine
Partaking of some sherry wine
The piper was a bumble bee
The drummer was a dark eyed flea
The fiddler was an old tom cat...
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