Fiddle De Dee


FIDDLE-de-dee, Fiddle-de dee,
The Fly has married the humble bee
Says the fly, says he,
Will you marry me ,
And live with me, sweet humble bee?
Says the bee, says she,
I’ll under your wing
And you’ll never know that I carry a sting
REPEAT: FIDDLE DE DEE THE FLY
HAS MARRIED THE HUMBLE BEE

So, when the parson
Had joined the pair,
They both went out
To take the air.
REPEAT: FIDDLE DE DEE THE FLY
HAS MARRIED THE HUMBLE BEE

And the flies did buzz,
And the bells did ring;
Did ever you hear
So merry a thing?
REPEAT: FIDDLE DE DEE THE FLY
HAS MARRIED THE HUMBLE BEE

And then to think
That of all the flies,
The humble bee
Should carry the prize!
REPEAT: FIDDLE DE DEE THE FLY
HAS MARRIED THE HUMBLE BEE.