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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If I Were ![]() If I were a princess, I would catch a frog And dance about the hill, and place him on a log. Then I’d pucker up and kiss . . . the log Fooled you, didn’t I. I'd never kiss a frog! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ![]() If I were a magician, I would wave my wand. And I’d prance mightily over to the fishpond Where I’d catch me that mean, old catfish And I’d cook him up and serve him on a dish. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ![]() If I were a witch, why I’d grab my broomstick. I’d sweep out my kitchen, then give one swift kick And fly into the sky, where I could gaze down And see what everyone was doing downtown. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ![]() If I were a girl, just like silly old me, I’d compose rhymes, one, two and three, But I’d prepare to stop when I got to four ‘Cause I’m sure there's a dragon’s coming to my door. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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