Nursery Rhymes start with 'O'

OLD MOTHER GOOSE

OLD MOTHER GOOSE,

WHEN SHE WANTED TO

WANDER,

WOULD RIDE THROUGH

THE AIR

ON A VERY FINE GANDER.

ONE POTATO, TWO POTATO

ONE POTATO, TWO

POTATO,

THREE POTATO, FOUR;

FIVE POTATO,SIX POTATO,

SEVEN POTATO, MORE!

OLD MOTHER HABBARD

OLD MOTHER HABBARD

WENT TO THE CUPBOARD

TO GIVE THE POOR DOG A

BONE.

BUT WHEN SHE GOT

THERE

THE CUPBOARD WAS

BARE,

AND SO THE POOR DOG

HAD NONE.

OLD KING KOLE

OLD KING KOLE WAS A

MERRY OLD SOUL,

AND A MERRY OLD SOUL

WAS HE.

HE CALLED FOR HIS PIPE,

AND HE CALLLED FOR HIS

BOWL,

ANDHE CALLED FOR HIS

FIDDLE THREE.

EVERY FIDDLE,HE HAD A

FIDDLE,

AND A VERY FINE FIDDLE

HAD HE.

OH THERE'S NONE SO

RARE,AS CAN COMPARE

WITH KING COLE AND HIS

FIDDLERS THREE.

OLD WOMAN

THERE WAS AN OLD

WOMAN

WHO LIVED IN ASHOE.

SHE HAD SO MANY

CHILDREN

SHE DIDN'T KNOW WHAT

TO DO.

SHE GAVE THEM SOME

BROTH

AND A BIG SLICE OF BREAD,

KISSED THEM ALL

SOUNDLY,

AND SENT THEM TO BED.

ONE FOR SORROW

ONE FOR SORROW,

TWO FOR JOY,

THREE FOR GIRL,

FOUR FOR BOY,

FIVE FOR SILVER,

SIX FOR GOLD,

SEVEN FOR SECRET,

NEVER TO BE TOLD.

ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE

ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE

ONCE I CAUGHT A FISH ALIVE,

SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE, TEN,

THEN I LET IT GO AGAIN.

WHY DID YOU LET IT GO?

BECAUSE IT BIT MY FINGER SO.

WHICH FINGER DID IT BITE?

THIS LITTLE FINGER ON MY RIGHT.

ORANGES AND LEMONS

ORANGES AND LEMONS.

SAY THE BELLS OF ST. CLEMENT'S.

YOU OWE ME FIVE FARTHINGS.

SAY THE BELLS OF ST. MARTIN'S.

WHEN WILL YOU PAY ME?

SAY THE BELLS OF OLD BAILEY.

WHEN I GROW RICH,

SAY THE BELLS OF SHORE DITCH.

WHEN WILL THAT  BE?

SAY THE BELLS OF STEPNEY.

I DO NOT KNOW,

SAY THE GREAT BELL OF BOW.

HERE COMES A CANDLE TO LIGHT YOU TO BED,

AND HERE COMES A CHOPPER TO CHOP OFF YOUR HEAD!

OLD MACDONALD

OLD MACDONALD HAD A FARM

EE I EE I OH

AND ON THAT FARM HE HAD SOME CHICKENS

EE I EE I OH

WITH A CLUCK-CLUCK HERE

AND CLUCK-CLUCK THERE

HERE A CLUCK, THERE A CLUCK

EVERYWHERE A CLUCK-CLUCK

OLD MACDONAL HAD A FARM

EE I EE I OH

OLD MACDONAL HAD A FARM

EE I EE I OH

AND ON THAT FARM HE HAD SOME DOGS.

EE I EE I OH

WITH A WOOF WOOF HERE

AND WOOF WOOF THERE

HERE A WOOF, THERE A WOOF

EVERYWHERE A WOOF WOOF

OLD MACDONAL HAD A FARM

EE I EE I OH

OLD MACDONALD HAD A FARM

EE I EE I OH

AND ON THAT FARM HE HAD SOME TURKEYS.

EE I EE I OH

WITH A GOOBLE- GOBBLE HERE

AND GOBBLE-GOBBLE THERE.

HERE A GOBBLE THERE A GOBBLE

EVERYWHERE A GOOBLE GOBBLE

OLD MACDONAL HAD A FARM

EE I EE I OH

OLD MACDONALD HAD A FARM

EE I EE I OH

AND ON THAT FARM HE HAD SOME COWS

EE I EE I OH

WITH A MOO-MOO HERE

AND MOO-MOO THERE.

HERE A MOO THERE A MOO

EVERYWHERE A MOO-MOO

OLD MACDONALD HAD A FARM

EE I EE I OH


ON TOP OF OLD SMOKY

ON TOP OF OLD SMOKY,
ALL COVERED WITH SNOW
I LOST MY TRUE LOVE
FOR COURTING TOO SLOW