Thanks for the missing line. My sloppiness.

SINS< of course it's folk. This timeless classic has entered every major language and inspired other versions, including "My Boy Lollipop" (hmmmm, I should add the lyrics). "Die lollipop melody" was popular in Germany. "My Girl Lollipop" a hit in Italy. I could add others, but I will refrain. These examples are sufficient.

"Lollipop" is used in Dell commercials. An obvious rhyming pair, 'laptop - lollipop' inspired their version.

Also listen to a changling, "If all the little raindrops were lemon drops and lollipops"- oh, superb rhyming; quickly entered kidfolk.

"My Girl Lollipop" the Italian bombshell:

Chorus:
La mia ragazza Lollipop, fate il mio cuore andare Giddy up,
È possible impostate il mio mondo in fiamme,
tu sei il mip unico deiderio,
Si la mia ragazza Lollipop.
"POP"

A prime example of modern folk!