Two Naughty Flies

A very old song from 1898 in C Major.
== LYRICS ==
* There were two flies, the story goes
* And flies are bad as everybody knows.
* They sang a song with buzz and hum:
* "Let's go have a time for the summer's come."
* So off they flew and did not stop
* 'Til they got inside a baker's shop.
* One laid on a pie, one in the muffin pan
* 'Cause they didn't give a darn for the baker man.
* (CHORUS)
* The blue fly hid in a doughnut hole,
* Then danced a jig on a hot French roll.
* The black fly sat on a cinnamon bun
* And licked off the sugar crumbs 1 by 1.
* (CHORUS)
* And when they'd sampled everything,
* They started off upon the wing,
* Buzzing a song with this refrain:
* "Good-bye, sweetheart, 'til I see you again."
* (CHORUS)
* So if you're inclined to be a little fly,
* Just get a pair of wings and eat some cake and pie.
* But don't overdo it and take care where you light
* Or you'll land in the soup when you think you're all right!
* (CHORUS)
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