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There's a little girl I know	A
And we call her So and So	A
She is neither good nor bad	B
Good enough for me although	A
Never saw a girl that had	B
More real life in her or more	C
Of what people christen go	A
Pretty too as she is poor	D
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So and So is not her name	E
But her nickname She's to blame	E
For it being named that way	F
For she often starts some game	E
And when asked what 't is we play	F
She just answers 'I don't know	A
It's a good game just the same	E
And I call it So and So '	-
	-
Other girls don't like her no	A
Just because she's So and So	A
Call her names like Tomboy or	C
Wildcat just as girls will do	G
When a girl is popular	H
With the boys and does n't care	I
Much for girls and 's pretty too	G
With blue eyes and golden hair	I
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I would give most anything	J
Just to hear her laugh and sing	J
Dance too She is funnier	H
Than a circus and its ring	J
And no boy can out run her	H
Or out dare her And oh my	K
You should see her in a swing	J
Streaking it into the sky	K
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She's the girl that suits me yes	L
And suits all the boys I guess	L
Never backward always in	M
For some picnic more or less	L
Take your top and wind and spin	M
Or play marbles fly a kite	N
Or if needs be in a mess	L
She can just pitch in and fight	N
	-
Let some big boy dare to touch	O
Bully some small boy or such	O
She's right at him saying 'You	P
Great big coward need a crutch	O
By the time that I get through '	-
And she's bright at school although	A
She don't have to study much	O
As some other girls I know	A
	-
Once two weeks went by and she	Q
Had just disappeared you see	Q
Had n't come to play or call	R
She was sick apparently	Q
And we made it up that all	R
All the boys or some should go	A
And find out what it could be	Q
And report on So and So	A
	-
Well what do you think Declare	I
When we rang the door bell there	I
At the door she stood as bright	N
Brighter ev'n with nice combed hair	I
In an apron spotless white	N
And she smiled and seemed so glad	B
But about her was an air	I
Of importance she'd not had	B
	-
Was the same yet not the same	E
And when I began to blame	E
She just stopped me with a bow	S
Saying 'Boys I've changed my name	E
I've a little brother now	S
Baby brother Don't you know	A
Takes the place of every game	E
And I call him So and So '	-

Madison Julius Cawein

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