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The Owl Lyrics by Liza Lehmann

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Three little owlets
In a hollow tree
Cuddled up together
Close as could be
When the moon shone out
And the dew lay wet
Mother flew about
To see what she could get
She caught a little mouse
So velvety and soft
She caught a little sparrow
And then she flew aloft
To the three little owlets
In a hollow tree
Cuddled up together
Close as could be
"Tu-whoo," said the old owl
"Isn't this good cheer?"
"Tu-whit," said the owlets
"Thank you, mother dear
Tu-whit, tu-whit, tu-whit, tu-whit
Tu-whoo."

About “The Owl” by Liza Lehmann

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"The Owl" is credited to Liza Lehmann. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"The Owl" appears on "Bird Songs".

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