Little Wawa

E Little Wawa A E Little Wawa E Little Wawa was a wild goose A E Who from the Southland flew E A E In a V-shaped flock of wild geese and her lover Gander Goo A E Her lover Gander Goo E A E They flew across north Michigan to see the sights below E A As they were on their honey-moon to north Ontario A E To north Ontario E "Honk, honk," said Little Wawa, "honk, honk, my Gander Goo" A E A E In goose talk that means I love you and I always will be true A E I always will be true E Little Wawa A E Little Wawa E The night was fast approaching A E A dreadful hissing sound E A E 'Twas an arrow from an Indian bow and Gander Goo shot down A E Gander Goo fell down E The wild geese kept on flying A E But Wawa would not go E She stayed to find her lover A E In the bushland far below A E In the bushland far below E "Honk, honk" said Little Wawa, "honk, honk, my Gander Goo." A E A E In goose talk that means I love you and I always will be true A E I always will be true E Little Wawa A E Little Wawa E A goose that died of heartbreak A E A legend she became E But now she'll live forever A E In a town that bears her name A E A town that bears her name E If you should see her statue A E On highway 17 E You'll know that you're in Wawa A E And her love song you will sing A E Her love song you will sing E "Honk, honk," said Little Wawa, "honk, honk, my Gander Goo" A E A E In goose talk that means I love you and I always will be true A E I always will be true E Little Wawa A E Little Wawa E B E Little Wawa