Lindy Lou

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Lindy Lou by Robert William Service

 If the good King only knew,
 Lindy Lou,
What a cherub child are you,
 It is true,
He would step down from his throne,
And would claim you for his own,
Then whatever would I do,
 Lindy Lou?

As I kiss your tiny feet,
 Lindy Lou,
I just feel I want to eat
 All of you.
What's so heaven-sweet and mild
As a happy baby-child?
If you died I would die too,
 Lindy Lou?

What's so lovely on this earth,
 Lindy Lou,
As your innocence and mirth
 Shining through?
Let us all do what we may
To make little children gay,
Heaven-happy, just as you,
 Lindy Lou.

Form: Lyric

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