WHEN SADIE GOES TO TOWN.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 257, 9 March 1917, Page 4 (Supplement)

WHEN SADIE GOES TO TOWN.

Thorn's something in the morning air When Sadie gov-) to toiwn; A sort of rapture everywhere When Sadij goes to town; Tiio dogs all hark, the bird* all sing, I hero's sunlight over everything, And all the 'little joy-hells ring When Sadie goes to town. I here's hustle at tlu» r.ir.y train \\ hen Sadi.i goes to town : She turn-i the heart of every swain When Sadie goes to town; I lie urchins shout, the porters beam, Ihe (>ngiiie snorts and lets off steam. And life's all peaches and ice-cream When Slldie goes to town. ,\i y Ik :u{ is 11)<<» whirii<£i<j; Whrn S.idi,' jjoivs to town; She I.::>ki -o dainty, neat, and trig When Sa.di • goes t'> to\< n : Willi artless glance, and dimpled smile, And saucy curl.-, that and rile, And looks that charm at half-a-mi e When S.ld.e gee, to town.

,My [xior old hi-.;: t goes pit-a-pat, When Sadia goes to town ; I hlu-h, and trip, and raise my hat When s'adi • goes ta town ; She pa-M-s will) a stony staiv, Her little nose high in the air. And I must languish in despair \\ hen S;wli(> goes to town. W. X. JI