By The Rivers Of Babylon, by Lunaria
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By The Rivers Of Babylon
By the rivers of Babylon I wept
I hung my harp on a tree
But the lump on my arm I kept
Thanks to that darn , old bee
I was playing my harp merrily
In the midst of a flower bed
Under an apple tree
When I hit the bee in the head
She came at me, anger in her heart
And stung me on my arm
She'd like to rip me apart
I didn't mean her any harm
It was an accident plain and simple
I begged her forgiveness over and over
She stung me again on my dimple
And went to land on the clover
I left the flower bed
And left my harp on the tree
My arm is all puffy and red
Because I bumped into the bee.
Copyright © 2005 Lunaria (Lila May Guptill)
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Posted: 2005-07-22 16:34:06 UTC |
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