Where Are Ewe

Oh ewe, oh ewe, dear don't you run away I've come to play ‘Ba Ba’ with you, so will you stay? I'm not going to shear you like I did before I've left shearing tool behind 'cause my hands are sore It's a beautiful day, and Uncle Sun is out The bad wolf will not come hunting, we have dog scouts We can play with the rams too, but beware of them They have lusty designs on you and every femme The stupid rams are so vain and proud of their horns We'll send them, and dogs, chasing wolves into bush thorns We'll dance all day to 'Old MacDonald Had a Farm...' Evening we'll have fresh hay, blanket to keep us warm Night we'll play 'Ba Ba Black Sheep Have You Any Wool' When you're tired and drowsy, I'll shear you with my tool Job done, I'll tuck you in, and put the wool away ‘Morrow, light and sprightly, you'll again want to play
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