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No. 8 - Sextet - Peggy, Hélène, Winnie, Sam, Fred & Frank - "Little Bo-Peep."
| All: | Little Bo-Peep she tended sheep, And when they went astray, She never would fret, or get in a pet; "Leave them alone," she'd say. The maxim would do for me and you-- Bo-Peep, I'm afraid, was deep; She's bound to have known that "leave them alone" Would apply to more things than sheep. Bo-Peep, Bo-Peep. Little Bo-Peep, little Bo-Peep What did she mean by that "Leave them alone, and they'll come home," What was she driving, driving at? To a maid and man, her wonderful plan Would certainly seem to apply; When little Bo-Peep said "Leave them alone," Little Bo-Peep knew why! |
| Little Bo-Peep she tended sheep, And when they lost the track, Tho' they left in a flock, It was rather a shock When in couples they all came back! It was always a he and a blushing she, And the story in time grew stale, For she found one and all, When they answer'd the call, They brought with them the same old tale, the same old tale. Little Bo-Peep, little Bo-Peep Learned in love affairs, Left them alone, and they came home, Sheepishly home in pairs, in pairs, She knew that her plan to maid and man As well as to sheep would apply; For little Bo-Peep had been left alone, So little Bo-Peep knew why! Little Bo-Peep, little Bo-Peep Learned in love affairs, Left them alone, and they came home, Sheepishly home in pairs, in pairs, She knew that her plan to maid and man As well as to sheep would apply; For little Bo-Peep had been left alone, So little Bo-Peep knew why! |
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Page modified 15 November 2016