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Cry baby cry |
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Make your mother sigh |
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She's old enough to know better. |
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The king of Marigold was in the kitchen |
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Cooking breakfast for the queen |
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The queen was in the parlour |
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Playing piano for the children of the king. |
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Cry baby cry |
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Make your mother sigh |
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She's old enough to know better |
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So cry baby cry. |
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The king was in the garden |
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Picking flowers for a friend who came to play |
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The queen was in the playroom |
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Painting pictures for the childrens holiday. |
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Cry baby cry |
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Make your mother sigh |
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She's old enough to know better |
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So cry baby cry. |
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The duchess of Kircaldy always smiling |
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And arriving late for tea |
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The duke was having problems |
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With a message at the local bird and bee. |
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Cry baby cry |
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Make your mother sigh |
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She's old enough to know better |
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So cry baby cry. |
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At twelve o'clock a meeting round the table |
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For a seance in the dark |
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With voices out of nowhere |
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Put on specially by the children for a lark. |
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Cry baby cry |
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Make your mother sigh |
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She's old enough to know better |
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So cry baby cry cry cry cry baby |
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Make your mother sigh. |
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She's old enough to know better |
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Cry baby cry |
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cry cry cry |
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Make your mother sigh |
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She's old enough to know better |
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So cry baby cry. |
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Can you take me back where I came from? |
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Can you take me back? |
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Can you take me back where I came from? |
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Brother can you take me back? |
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Can you take me back? |
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Oooh, can you take me where I came from? |
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Can you take me back? |
