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Mary had a little lamb, |
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Little lamb, little lamb, |
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Mary had a little lamb, |
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Its fleece was white as snow |
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Everywhere that Mary went, |
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Mary went, Mary went, |
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Everywhere that Mary went |
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The lamb was sure to go |
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It followed her to school one day |
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School one day, school one day |
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It followed her to school one day |
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Which was against the rules. |
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It made the children laugh and play, |
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Laugh and play, laugh and play, |
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It made the children laugh and play |
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To see a lamb at school |
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And so the teacher turned it out, |
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Turned it out, turned it out, |
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And so the teacher turned it out, |
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But still it lingered near |
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And waited patiently about, |
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Patiently about, patiently about, |
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And waited patiently about |
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Till Mary did appear |
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"Why does the lamb love Mary so?" |
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Love Mary so? Love Mary so? |
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"Why does the lamb love Mary so?" |
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The eager children cry |
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"Why, Mary loves the lamb, you know." |
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Loves the lamb, you know, loves the lamb, you know |
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"Why, Mary loves the lamb, you know." |
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The teacher did reply |
