DOWN ON THE PICHELO FARM

A.
I got a gal named Dinah
The people can't outshine her
I'll f ___ her if I find her
Down on the Pichelo Farm

I'll whistle up my dinner
As sure as I'm a sinner
And then I'll stick it in her
Down on the Pichelo farm

Sung by Mr. C. S., Pack, Missouri, August 14, 1928.

B.
Had a girl named Susie
(Surely was a doosie)
Sassy little floozy
Down on the Bigerlow farm
My Susie went to Dover
A-kicking Charlie over
So now she is a rover
Down on the Bigerlow farm

She says that we must marry
And riper grows the cherry
I got no time to tarry
Down on the Bigerlow farm

Sung by Miss R. S., Springfield, Missouri, April 17, 1934.

Source:
Randolph; Legman. Roll Me in Your Arms: 'Unprintable' Ozark Folksongs and Folklore, Vol. 1 (University of Arkansas Press, 1992), p. 409.