Home | Up | Uptails Al | Tottingham Frolic | Jolly Tradesmen | The Playhouse Saint | A Young Man | The Jolly Miller | A Lady So Frolic and Gay | My Thing Is My Own | The Jolly Pedlar's Pretty Thing | What's New
Download All My MP3s
Favorite Links
A Lady So Frolic and Gay I'll sing you a song of a maiden that's pretty,A lady so frolic and gay;It tickles my fancy to turn her sweet dittyFor love was all her play. She's witty and pretty and tunes like a fiddle,A lady so frolic and gay; She begins at both ends and she ends in the middle,For love was all her play. She hugs and she kisses without a word speaking, A lady so frolic and gay; She falls on her back without flinching and squeaking, For love was all her play. She's laden with graces of virtue and humor, A lady so frolic and gay; 'Twixt a fair pair of sheets with warm love upon her, For love was all her play.
I'll sing you a song of a maiden that's pretty,A lady so frolic and gay;It tickles my fancy to turn her sweet dittyFor love was all her play.
She's witty and pretty and tunes like a fiddle,A lady so frolic and gay; She begins at both ends and she ends in the middle,For love was all her play.
She hugs and she kisses without a word speaking, A lady so frolic and gay; She falls on her back without flinching and squeaking, For love was all her play.
She's laden with graces of virtue and humor, A lady so frolic and gay; 'Twixt a fair pair of sheets with warm love upon her, For love was all her play.
© 2003-2006 by John Patrick. All rights reserved. All wrongs reversed. Last Revised: 16 September 2006 Conditions of Use. Thank You. Known Bugs. All materials on this website are protected by copyright and trademark laws and may not be used for any purpose whatsoever other than private, non-commercial viewing purposes. Derivative works and other unauthorized copying or use of stills, text, sounds or graphics is expressly prohibited.
