Little colonel
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Little colonel
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You sure started sump'in
When you dumped your kidde cart
Toys and dolls are scattered everywhere
Peck o' mischief
Don't know why I always take your part
Sweet infernal
Little colonel curly head, curly head
We salute you! Little Colonel
In your uniform so shiny and bright
You're so cute, you Little Colonel
You have won the heart of every soldier in sight
You start each battle but we take your part
Though you're born a Yankee
Your a rebel deep down in your heart
Go to sleep now, Little Colonel
Farewell to arms for tonight
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Who performs "Little colonel"?
Shirley Temple performs "Little colonel", and this lyric page sits inside the Shirley Temple catalog on LyroVerse.
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