The Old Fiddler And His Cow



There was an old fiddler who had a cow

The cow wore striped pants

And when the old fiddler would play a tune

The cow would love to dance

Dance, dance, dance, the cow would love to dance

Dance, dance, dance, the cow would love to dance



The fiddler played and the cow she danced

Beneath the light of the moon

The fiddler got tired, but the cow did not

She said: "Play another tune."

Tune, tune, tune, Play another tune

Tune, tune, tune, play another tune.



The cow kept dancing and danced all night

And most of the following day

And all of the animals joined right in

And danced their shoes away

Away way way, they danced their shoes away

Away way way, they danced their shoes away



There was an old fiddler who had a cow

The cow wore striped pants

And when the old fiddler would play a tune

The cow would love to dance



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Written by William Stevens, copyright 1987 by the author.



Recorded on "No Bath Today," a 1987 cassette by the Tune Mammals

(alias the Stevens family)

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