“What have you done with your sheep, Little Bo-Peep?
What have you done with your sheep, Bo-Peep?”
“Little Boy Blue, what fun! I’ve lost them, every one”
“Oh, what a thing to have done, Little Bo-Peep!”
“What have you done with your sheep, Little Boy Blue?
What have you done with your sheep, Boy Blue?”
“Little Bo-Peep, my sheep went off, when I was asleep."
“I’m sorry about your sheep, Little Boy Blue.”
“What are you going to do, Little Bo-Peep?
What are you going to do, Bo-Peep?”
“Little Boy Blue, you’ll see. They’ll all come home to tea.”
“They wouldn’t do that for me, Little Bo-Peep.”>
“What are you going to do, Little Boy Blue?
What are you going to do, Boy Blue?”
“Little Bo-Peep, I’ll blow my horn for an hour or so.”
“Isn’t that rather slow, Little Boy Blue?”
“Whom are you going to marry, Little Bo-Peep?
Whom are you going to marry, Bo-Peep?”
“Little Boy Blue, Boy Blue, I’d like to marry you.”
“I think I should like it, too, Little Bo-Peep.”
“Where are we going to live, Little Boy Blue?
Where are we going to live, Boy Blue?”
“Little Bo-Peep, Bo-Peep, up in the hills with the sheep.”
“And you’ll love your little Bo-Peep, Little Boy Blue?”
“I’ll love you for ever and ever, Little Bo-Peep.
I’ll love you for ever and ever, Bo-Peep.”
“Little Boy Blue, my dear, keep near, keep very near.”
“I shall be always here, Little Bo-Peep.”
