| She’s a snip
|
| just a snip
|
| making dreadful childish noise
|
| having fun with all her toys
|
| just a chickity who needs her mother hen
|
| she’s a cub
|
| a popouse
|
| you could never turn her loose
|
| she’s so infentile to take her from her pen
|
| of course
|
| that weekend in treveel
|
| inspite of all her youthful zeal
|
| she was exceeding polite
|
| and on the whole a sheer delight
|
| and if it joy galore
|
| at least not once was she was a bore
|
| that I recall
|
| no not at all
|
| But she’s a girl!
|
| A silly girl!
|
| adolescent to her toes
|
| good heaven how it shows
|
| sticking thumbs or all the fingers she has got
|
| she’s a girl
|
| a clumsy girl
|
| she’s as swollen as a grape
|
| she doesn’t have a shape
|
| where her figure ought to be it is not
|
| shes a girl
|
| a growing girl
|
| but so backwards for her years
|
| if a boy her age appears
|
| I am certain he would never call again
|
| she’s a scamp
|
| and a brat
|
| doesn’t know where she is at
|
| unequiped and undesirable to men
|
| of course
|
| I must in truth confess
|
| that in that brand new little dress
|
| she looked surprisingly mature
|
| and a definite alure
|
| it was a shock infact to me
|
| a most amazing shock to see
|
| the way it clung
|
| on one so young
|
| But she’s a girl!
|
| A little girl!
|
| Growing older it is true
|
| which is what they always do
|
| until that unxepected hour until they blossom
|
| like a flower |