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Playmates Lyrics by The Fontane Sisters

The Very Best Of

1955

Playmate, come out and play with me
And bring your dollies, three
Climb up my apple tree
Look down my rain-barrel
Slide down my cellar door
And we'll be jolly friends, forevermore
She couldn't come out and play
It wasn't a sunny day
With tearful eyes, she breathed a sigh
And I could hear her say
I'm sorry little playmate, I cannot play with you
My dolly has the flu, boo hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo
Ain't got no rain-barrel, ain't got no cellar door
But we'll be jolly friends, forevermore
Playmate, hurry on out and play with me
Don't forget your dollies tree
Climb way up my apple tree
Look down my rain-barrel
Slide down my cellar door
And we'll be jolly good friends, forevermore
Playmate, I cannot play with you
My dolly have the flu, boo hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo
Ain't got no rain-barrel, ain't got no cellar door
But we'll be jolly friends, forevermore

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

"Playmates" appears on "The Very Best Of" in 1955.

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