1.
Clemie here Clemie there,
Clemie wanted evrywhere.
In the kitchen, on the stair
Clemies floating in the air.
Of new shoes she has a pair
With her Sunday dress to wear,
How she limps, as if she were
An aged duck all filled with care
For twenty ducklings, almost bare.
Clemie, youre a fixin rare,
Half a lamb and half a bear!
Of lifes pains you have your share,
Still you can laugh sometime, when prayer
Is uttered, Voila tout, ma chere.
Viola tout ma chere Viola tout ma chere!
2.
Clemies smart Clemies bright,
Clemie loves to read and write;
In the morning, in the night,
Reading books is her delight.
With her taper fingers white,
Turning leave to left and right;
Oh, it is a charming sight
To behold her in a fright,
When she reads of ghost and sprite,
Then a touching tale will quite
Her sensibilities excite,
Till a tear gleams in the light
Still the girl displays some spite,
And sometimes shows that she can fight.
Viola tout ma chere Viola tout ma chere!
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