The three tours of Doctor Syntax In search of 1. The picturesque, 2. Of consolation, 3. Of a wife. The text complete. [By William Combe] With four illustrations |
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Song.
—Lullaby Baby, where shall we go, Lullaby Baby, up in the tree,
There we shall find a pretty bird's nest,
For Lullaby Baby, for Charley and me.
For Charley and me, for Charley and me,
Lullaby Baby, for Charley and me.
There we shall find a pretty bird's nest,
For Lullaby Baby, for Charley and me.
For Charley and me, for Charley and me,
Lullaby Baby, for Charley and me.
Lullaby Baby, when the birds sing, Lullaby Baby, the cuckoo and all;
Then we shall smell all the sweets of the Spring,
With Lullaby Baby, and Charley and all.
Charley and all, &c., &c.
Then we shall smell all the sweets of the Spring,
With Lullaby Baby, and Charley and all.
Charley and all, &c., &c.
Lullaby Baby in cradle doth sleep, Lullaby Baby the joy of its mother,
Who will soon if she doth a right reckoning keep,
Give to Lullaby Baby a sister or brother.
A sister or brother, a sister or brother,
Give to Lullaby Baby a sister or brother.
Who will soon if she doth a right reckoning keep,
Give to Lullaby Baby a sister or brother.
A sister or brother, a sister or brother,
Give to Lullaby Baby a sister or brother.
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