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IT RAINED A MIST It rained a mist, it rained a mist It rained all over the town, town, town. It rained all over the town. And all the boys went out to play. A-tossing their ball around, round, round, A-tossing their ball around. At first they tossed their ball too low, And then they tossed it to high, high, high, And then they tossed it too high. They tossed it into a lady's garden Where roses and lilies lie, lie, lie, Where roses and lilies lie. From "American Folk Songs for Children," by Ruth Crawford Seeger. This appears to be a bowdlerized version of Child No. 155, "The Jew's Daughter," known in the United States as "The Fatal Flower Garden." Child #155 Roud-73 @child filename[ SIRHUGH5 JRO Oct00  8note Sheet |
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