The document is a folk song called "The Paw-Paw Patch" from the book Folk Songs of North America. It includes the lyrics and description of a game that can be played with the song. The song is about searching for a girl named Susie in a paw-paw patch. It describes Susie picking paw-paws in the patch. The game direction explain that on the first verse one girl walks around the two lines and returns to her place, and on the second verse the whole line of boys follows her. On the third verse the lines split and reform into arches as they pass through.
The document is a folk song called "The Paw-Paw Patch" from the book Folk Songs of North America. It includes the lyrics and description of a game that can be played with the song. The song is about searching for a girl named Susie in a paw-paw patch. It describes Susie picking paw-paws in the patch. The game direction explain that on the first verse one girl walks around the two lines and returns to her place, and on the second verse the whole line of boys follows her. On the third verse the lines split and reform into arches as they pass through.
The document is a folk song called "The Paw-Paw Patch" from the book Folk Songs of North America. It includes the lyrics and description of a game that can be played with the song. The song is about searching for a girl named Susie in a paw-paw patch. It describes Susie picking paw-paws in the patch. The game direction explain that on the first verse one girl walks around the two lines and returns to her place, and on the second verse the whole line of boys follows her. On the third verse the lines split and reform into arches as they pass through.
Source: Alan Lomax Folk Songs of North America Garden City, N.J.: Doubleday, 1960
Where, O where is
Where, O
where
is
pre - ty
lit - tle Su - sie? Where, O where is
pret - ty
lit - tle Su - sie?
pret - ty
Way down yon - der in
the
lit - tle Su - sie?
paw - paw patch.
2. Come on, boys, let's go find her, (3x)
Way down yonder in the paw-paw patch. 3. Pickin' up paw-paws, puttin' um in her pockets, (3x) Way down yonder in the paw-paw patch. Game Directions Double line formation facing forward, the girls on the boys' right. 1st verse - The first girl in line steps out and walks clockwise around both the girls' and the boys' lines and returns to her place. 2nd verse - Same girl repeats her journey with the whole line of boys following her. 3rd verse - Following the head of their line, the boys peel off and march sharply to the left, doubling back upon themselves, while the girls do the same walking sharply to the right. When the first couple meet, they form an arch under which the two lines pass. During this verse the children go through the motions suggested by the words of the song. There is now a new first couple and the game continues. It may also be played with the girls looking for a boy.
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