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What’ll I do with the baby-o? What’ll I do with the baby-o? What’ll I do with the baby-o If he won’t go to sleepy-o (verse) Take him to his mammy-o Take him to his mammy-o Take him to his mammy-o If he won’t go to sleepy-o (chorus) (verse) How in the world do the old folks know That I like sugar in my coffee-o? The wind blows high, the wind blows low. Blow some sugar in my coffee-o. (chorus) (verse) Had a little girl named Ida Red. She fell in love with a boy named Ned. Took my fist from my pocket-o And punched him in the belly-o (chorus) (verse) In the holler the cowbell rings, The bulldog barks and the jay bird sings. Sung so hard his throat got dry I’da liked to heard that jaybird cry (chorus) (verse) Had a little girl named Mary Lee And asked her if she’d marry me. She say’s “I like your manner Joe But I’ve gotta stay home with Granny-o” |
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