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James Whitcomb Riley - GrannyJames Whitcomb Riley - Granny
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Granny`s come to our house,       And ho! my lawzy-daisy!     All the childern round the place       Is ist a-runnin` crazy!     Fetched a cake fer little Jake,       And fetched a pie fer Nanny,     And fetched a pear fer all the pack       That runs to kiss their Granny!     Lucy Ellen`s in her lap,      And Wade and Silas Walker    Both`s a-ridin` on her foot,      And `Pollos on the rocker;    And Marthy`s twins, from Aunt Marinn`s,      And little Orphant Annie,    All`s a-eatin` gingerbread      And giggle-un at Granny!    Tells us all the fairy tales      Ever thought er wundered    And `bundance o` other stories      Bet she knows a hunderd!    Bob`s the one fer "Whittington,"      And "Golden Locks" fer Fanny!    Hear `em laugh and clap their hands,      Listenin` at Granny!    "Jack the Giant-Killer" `s good;      And "Bean-Stalk" `s another!    So`s the one of "Cinderell`"      And her old godmother;    That-un`s best of all the rest      Bestest one of any,    Where the mices scampers home      Like we runs to Granny!    Granny`s come to our house,      Ho! my lawzy-daisy!    All the childern round the place      Is ist a-runnin` crazy!    Fetched a cake fer little Jake,      And fetched a pie fer Nanny,    And fetched a pear fer all the pack      That runs to kiss their Granny!
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