SONG- LITTLE PUSSY, SOFT AND GRAY

 THE MAGAZINE FOR EDUCATORS OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE USA- POPULAR EDUCATOR- MONTH APRIL, YEAR 1912.

THE CLASSIC REPERTOIRE OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA- THE SONG LITTLE PUSSY, SOFT AND GRAY, BY N.B.H. AND NINA B. HARTFORD.

1.Little Pussy soft and gray, 
Sitting in the tree, 

Why do you never play?

Please now tell me.

There you stay all thro the spring.

Listning to the birdies sing,

In your cradles brown you swing,

High in the air.

2. Little girl so bright and gay,

 Standing down below.

Pussy Willows play never play

Only grow and grow;

When we're old our heads we shake.

Showrs of golden powder make

Then the summer flowers wake

And away we go.    

ADDING THE NOTE SHEET. 

THE SONG FOUND IN THIS MAGAZINE- PRESENTED AS IT WAS FOUND

Education XX A MONTHLY JOURNAL FOR PRIMARY TEACHERS JUNE 1912 LLEDOR 14 1942 NUMBER 1; 00 fre VOLUME XX PRIMARY EDUCATION PUBLISHED BY THE PRIMARY EDUCATION COMPANY 50 BROMFIELD STREET BOSTON