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| Its fleece was white as snow | |
| The beggars are coming to town | |
| I, said the Sparrow | |
| Tuesday's child is full of grace | |
| Your house is on fire and your children all gone | |
| How does your garden grow? | |
| Agreed to have a battle | |
| Were fighting for the crown | |
| Gently by the stream | |
| A pocket full of rye | |
| On the tree top | |
| Had a wife but couldn't keep her | |
| She made some tarts | |
| Three, four knock at the door | |
| Kitty Fisher found it | |
| Nothing would it bear | |
| His wife could eat no lean | |
| And doesn't know where to find them | |
| Went to bed with his trousers on | |
| Kissed the girls and made them cry | |
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| In a shower of rain | |
| The cat and the fiddle | |
| Bake me a cake as fast as you can | |
| Born on a Monday | |
| Silver buckles at his knee | |
| The old man is snoring | |
| Jacky shall have a new master | |
| A pocket full of posies | |
| Three men in a tub | |
| The first star I see tonight | |
| Was a merry old soul | |
| Rich man, poor man, beggarman, thief | |
| The mouse ran up the clock | |
| Went to the cupboard | |
| He had ten thousand men | |
| To see a fine lady upon a white horse | |
| 'You owe me five farthings' say the bells of St Martin's | |
| Whither shall I wander? | |
| Going to the fair | |
| To fetch a pail of water | |
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