| Peter, Peter, pumpkin-eater, |
| Had a wife, and couldn't keep her; |
| He put her in a pumpkin-shell. |
| And there he kept her very well. |
| Jack and Jill went up the hill, |
| To fetch a pail of water; |
| Jack fell down, and broke his crown. |
| And Jill came tumbling after. |
| The man in the moon, |
| Came down too soon, |
| To inquire his way to Norwich. |
| He went by the south, |
| And burnt his mouth |
| With eating cold pease porridge. |
| Hey! diddle, diddle, |
| The cat and the fiddle, |
| The cow jumped over the moon; |
| The little dog laughed to see such sport. |
| And the dish ran after the spoon. |