Little Songs by Eliza Lee Cabot Follen
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Rad-er-er too tan-da-ro te
Rad-er-er tad-or-er tan do re. We'll play the grand Mufti; Let's all make a ring; The tallest the Mufti shall play; You must look in his face, And see what he does, And mind what the Mufti shall say. Rad-er-er too tan-da-ro te Rad-er-er tad-or-er tan do re. And now we'll play soldiers; All hold up your heads! Don't you know 'tis the baby's birthday You must turn out your toes, And toss your feet high; There! this, boys and girls, is the way. Rad-er-er too tan-da-ro te Rad-er-er tad-or-er tan do re. THE POOR MAN. The poor man is old, He is hungry and cold, Let us give him some bread to eat; |
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