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The Fearless Four plus one Julie was first with her fashionable queries With a white envelope that she held in her hand She knocked on the door of her freckle-faced neighbor And told Sniffling Sammy about her new plan Let’s meet at the clubhouse now go tell the others He ran with a sneeze and his hanky held tight To inform the twins of the Fearless Four meeting Down at the clubhouse this warm summer night Wally and Sally then hopped on their scooters And traveled as fast as the wind, they did go To find out the secret that Julie discovered That only the Fearless Four would come to know They climbed up the boards that were nailed to the maple And waited outside of the door made of cloth When Julie requested the secretive password They whispered it through the hole made by a moth Buddy the Boxer his tail started wagging As Wally and Sally now entered the place Sammy sat down in the corner just waiting Constant a tissue was held to his face Julie then placed it face up on a table Explaining to each where she found it had been Covered in dust and behind the old sofa It must have blown down there somehow by the wind Everyone smiled, now their hands placed together Then with a “Hi Ho” they went on their way Julie and Sammy and Wally and Sally And Buddy, his tail was still wagging away Their plan had been settled and now was in motion They opened the gate of the white picket fence Knocked on the door till his mother did answer Asked her if they could just visit with Spence Well I do not know for he’s been very angry She said while inviting them all to come in I’ll run and I’ll ask and I’ll see if he’s ready She said with a half hearted fake looking grin Spence came downstairs and he wasn’t smiling What do you want; you four are not my friends None of you even remembered my birthday Not even a cheap silly card could you send Then Julie spoke in her sweetest girl voice Handing the envelope to the young lad Here is the card that the four of us bought you It somehow got lost and we feel really bad We meant to send it, just look at the postage The address and name were all ready to go Never would we ever forget your birthday That’s why we’re here; we just want you to know The biggest broad smile now Spencer he was wearing The children all laughed as they walked out the door The case had been solved in their wonderful fashion The New Fearless Five would be friends evermore
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