Pee Wee

How can one ever mistake him the bird singing in the park Pee wee pee wee is all he sing the dainty magpie lark A black and white feathered character his is a familiar song Pee wee pee wee the notes he sing you cannot get him wrong. Some people call him mudlark for one reason that he And his partner build cup shaped nest of mud on fork or branch of tree And others call him pee wee because of the song he sing All through the year from dawn till dark from Summer to the Spring. Pee wee pee wee is all he sing in rain, hail, sun or snow You hear him once and the next time his voice you surely know He has been in this Southern Land centuries before the first humans came And pee wee pee wee is all he sang the unknown of without a name. Pee wee pee wee in the Town park each morning at daybreak And pee wee pee wee in evenings's fading light that voice none can mistake The magpie lark a dainty bird in his familiar black and white Pee wee pee wee is all he sing from dawn till dark of night.