Sweet Kitty Clyde

F C7 F C7 F Bb F C F F C7 F Oh, who has not seen sweet Kitty Clyde C7 She lives at the foot of the hill F Bb In a sly little nook by a cool babbling brook F C F That carries her father's old mill F C7 F And who does not love sweet Kitty Clyde C That sunny-eyed, rosy-cheek'd lass F Bb With a sweet dimpled chin looking roguish as sin F C F And always a smile as you pass F Oh, tell me that you love me, Kitty Clyde C Oh, tell me that you love me, Kitty Clyde F Bb Put your little hand in mine and say "I'll be thine" F C F Tell me that you love me, Kitty Clyde F C F Bb F C C7 F F C7 F With a basket to carry her fish C7 Every morn with her line and her hook F Bb That shy little lass, through the tall, heavy grass F C F Slips along by the clear running brook F C7 F She throws her line into the stream C7 And she trips it along the brook side F Bb And sometimes I wish that I was just a fish F C F To be caught by my sweet Kitty Clyde F Oh, tell me that you love me, Kitty Clyde C Oh, say that you love me, Kitty Clyde F Bb Put your little hand in mine and say "I'll be thine" F C F Say that you love me, Kitty Clyde F C F Bb F C C7 F F C7 F If I was a little honey bee C7 I wouldn't gather honey when I roam F Bb But I'd steal one kiss from my sweet Kitty's lips F C F That's sweeter than the honey in our home F C7 F And if I was some little singing bird C7 How over big hills I would go F Bb And I'd fly by the side of my sweet Kitty Clyde F C F And sing her the sweetest songs I know F Oh, tell me that you love me, Kitty Clyde C Oh, say that you love me, Kitty Clyde F Bb Put your little hand in mine and say "I'll be thine" F C F Bb F Tell me that you love me, Kitty Clyde