Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Susan Reed
Oh, Mother I would marry
Oh, Mother I would wed
I would have a house
And I would have a bed
I would have a husband
To love and live with me
For I am dreary – and almost weary
Of singularity
"Whistle, daughter, whistle
And you shall have a cow"
I cannot whistle mother
Indeed I know not how
'Tis I would have a husband
To love and live with me
For I am dreary – and almost weary
Of my propriety
"Whistle, daughter, whistle
And you shall have a sheep"
I cannot whistle mother
My mouth I cannot shape
'Tis I would have a husband
To love and live with me
Ach, I am dreary – and also weary
Of my virtuity
"Whistle, daughter, whistle
And you shall have a sheep"
I cannot whistle mother
(*whistles*)
"You're a naughty daughter sow
How can you whistle now?"
I'd rather whistle for a man, mother
Than either a sheep or a cow!
Mother, I Would Marry was written by Traditional.
Mother, I Would Marry was produced by Jac Holzman.