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4 "Wilt thou have me now?" said she. "Honey/5 said she. "Speak or my heart will break." "Humph!" said he.
TOLL-A-WINKER
/'. No. 64. Gant family, Austin, Texas, 1934. See Hu, p. 275; JAFL, 4:269. |
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i When I was a little boy as fat as I could roll, {whistle) When I was a little boy as fat as I could roll. They put me on a boxcar, and there we had a show. Toll-a-winker, toll-a-winker, tum-tolly-aye.
2 Long come Johnny and he passed me by, {whistle) Long come Johnny and he passed me by,
His feet on the ground and his head in the sky. Toll-a-winker, toll-a-winker, tum-tolly-aye.
3 He bantered me for wrestle and I hopped, jumped, and run, {whistle) He bantered me for wrestle and I hopped, jumped, and run,
Beat him at his game and shot him with a gun. Toll-a-winker, toll-a-winker, tum-tolly-aye.
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